Wild Boar

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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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We have seen fields like that from flying over them, but no hogs in the area.
The reason the corn fields looked like that, the marijuana was harvested either by the cops or the growers.

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Originally Posted by canadaman30

Coons don't leave hoof prints.

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They do when they come in like this:

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Originally Posted by Species8472

They do when they come in like this:

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Hilarious...

HaHa, Touché!

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Originally Posted by jaycee

We have seen fields like that from flying over them, but no hogs in the area.
The reason the corn fields looked like that, the marijuana was harvested either by the cops or the growers.

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One thing is for sure about wild boar. They cause a lot of discussion on hunting forums...

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Originally Posted by dilly

One thing is for sure about wild boar. They cause a lot of discussion on hunting forums...

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And a lot of guys that dream of a hog hunt get called "mean and dirty" things, and have their social morals questions.

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Originally Posted by Snowwalker

And I lot of guys that dream of a hog hunt get called "mean and dirty" things, and have their social morals questions.

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I'm a big believer in SSS.....Shoot,Skin it out,Smoker.......and don't tell anybody.

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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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I know a guy who farms down near Elora, the damage from deer on his place was extensive, the neighbour refused to let anyone hunt his bush so the population went through the roof and they were smart enough to not come into the fields in day light in the fall. I told him to apply for a permit to remove deer in the summer but he did not bother, he just took the losses.

I do know first hand though how badly coons can mess up a corn field, yes Mike they often just take from the edge but I have seen them take a lot more than that, going quite far into the field, the sign is different from coons than deer, coons seem to be messier than deer.

I wonder how things will change now on how humans screw up crops, when I was a kid we would see helicopters over the crops all the time looking for pot grow ops, walked up on a number of them too over the years but now that you can grow it legally in your garden this may stop.

Deer eat a large variety of foods and often eat the cob tips only . Coons prefer corn and pull it down
Hogs prefer corn too


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