Wild Boar

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Originally Posted by werner.reiche

My understanding of the new York ban was that they didn't want hunters shooting at them to educate them. They are to be reported to the state DNR who would set up bait and shoot them at night. Hunting them disperses them and makes them wary around baits.

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I heard that one,too. IMHO,they're out to lunch on both counts.

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Originally Posted by trimmer21

I heard that one,too. IMHO,they're out to lunch on both counts.

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I'd agree - if you want to eradicate them, a shoot-on-site policy would be best.

"hey" "i hear ontario is a good place for this"

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Sure worked out well for my coyote cousins.

They also got full protection in half the province, no less.
And if your starving on an island they will fly you out to better hunting grounds.

Maybe we should go there too!

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worked for us!

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Originally Posted by MikePal

Aerial Pic of crop damage done by Wild Hogs...

https://i.imgur.com/A1oMMrnl.jpg

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Looks like my north neighbors corn field after the deer and bear get their share before harvest.

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Originally Posted by canadaman30

Looks like my north neighbors corn field after the deer and bear get their share before harvest.

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You have to wonder if the deer/bears could be getting blamed for some damage by hogs just because people don't think there are any around.

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Originally Posted by Snowwalker

You have to wonder if the deer/bears could be getting blamed for some damage by hogs just because people don't think there are any around.

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Really makes you wonder. I've seen the damage first hand from just deer down in the south also where I live (72) to the corn, brutal...

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Originally Posted by Snowwalker

You have to wonder if the deer/bears could be getting blamed for some damage by hogs just because people don't think there are any around.

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Raccoons can do a heck of a lot of damage too and in a short amount of time, lots of things also love your corn crop.

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Originally Posted by canadaman30

Looks like my north neighbors corn field after the deer and bear get their share before harvest.

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That is way more damage than deer. Or coons would ever do.
Coons are worse than deer.


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From my experience here, Coons primarily take out the first 2-3 rows of corn on the perimeter, usually the closest to a tree line. The deer damage further in and result is what looks like crop circles.

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Originally Posted by Ontariofarmer

That is way more damage than deer. Or coons would ever do.
Coons are worse than deer.


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Coons don't leave hoof prints.