Always the same argumentative people derailing all these threads. I put them on ignore which works well until people quote them in their replies. Please ignore them like I do and hopefully they will go away.
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Always the same argumentative people derailing all these threads. I put them on ignore which works well until people quote them in their replies. Please ignore them like I do and hopefully they will go away.
FWIW, I would love to hunt driven or stalked boar with a drilling.
I started this thread simply to find out if anyone else has seen wild boars near Henderson On. in Central Frontenac Twsp. I suggested to the OFAH biologist that he might want to follow this thread to see if there have been other sightings. There has only been one comment regarding possible sign. Many argumentative comments that might better be on a different thread.
Hmmm ! a thread starts out about wild or feral pigs, then turns into a discussion about how poor farmers are, some guys should just learn to stay off this forum if they cannot keep the discussion on line with the original subject!
That would do the trick,alright. My BIL hunts in Pennsylvania with his neighbors. They go every second year to a friend's farm east of Pittsburgh. He tells me when they're running,they're hard to knock down because the hides are really tough and some of the Boars they've taken weigh over 200Lbs. Generally,anything that will knock down a big buck is what they use for Wild Boar.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowwalker
Ya Jaycee:joker:Quote:
Originally Posted by jaycee
If you are looking for other sightings, and kills within Ontario, down load ir go to the wild boar website.( staying on topic).
We thought we had some last year pass through Coe Hill Area. The carrots we put out were gone and so was the dirt underneath. I know any ungulate could have done this as well but we also had a couple of weird photos on trail cam that could have been hog. Not %100. Check the out for sightings
http://wildboarcanada.ca/mobile/map.php
Yes and no. Dairy Farmers if they manage there income properly and their equipment can be quite wealthy as they have a good idea as to what there check will be each month. Beef farmers no not really rich most do it for a small second income at least in Ontario. Crop farmers depends they have their ups and downs.
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Originally Posted by B Wilson
I hope we never see them.
Greg - hopefully if you ever see that one again you have a gun in your hand.
Guys on the Bruce Peninsula say they see glimpses of them up Lions Head way. I’ve never seen evidence of them.