When is Ontario going to have a full out hog season.

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Originally Posted by fishfood

What about when the lakes freeze up ?


Nothing stopping them when they have an ice rd lol.

Well this season will slow them down since we are not seeing much ice development.[emoji107]


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True enough, I could be wrong but I don’t know if I see a pig crossing a frozen Great Lake. I don’t know if the river’s I named ever really freeze.

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Originally Posted by 73hunter

True enough, I could be wrong but I don’t know if I see a pig crossing a frozen Great Lake. I don’t know if the river’s I named ever really freeze.

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Anywhere from Cornwall to Kingston has easy access. The entire Quebec and states side is lane to land . Well most of it.
I would think both ends of Erie would have potential crossing aswell . Maybe not the middle but who knows.

Deer and yotes have gone miles across the lakes and ice.

Look at where the caribou were on the island it only freezes some times yet the wolves made it . What a waste of money resources and time that's for sure. To spend years and years on the recovery for some wolves to come in and take over. Then to fly the caribou out rather than to remove the problem [emoji54][emoji850][emoji107]

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Originally Posted by 73hunter

True enough, I could be wrong but I don’t know if I see a pig crossing a frozen Great Lake. I don’t know if the river’s I named ever really freeze.

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St Lawrence could be swam across, or they could just walk across the many bridges.

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Originally Posted by Fox

St Lawrence could be swam across, or they could just walk across the many bridges.

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Raccoons and Hounds have been known to cross at one by Thousand Island. I watch a large Raccoon walk down the bridge to the Canadian side, few minutes later came a couple hounds and the two guys in a pickup not long after that. 😁

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Originally Posted by Fox

St Lawrence could be swam across, or they could just walk across the many bridges.

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Coyotes took the bridge to PEI and they became quite comfortable!

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Originally Posted by Fox

St Lawrence could be swam across, or they could just walk across the many bridges.

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Yeah I guess, but would a pig attempt that unless they had to ? I’m not sure....

Unless traffic is keeping them back they will only keep moving to food or where ever . They will move to look for new food sources ,some times the prey will push and force them evacuate to new areas.
As the heard grows larger they will naturally expand.



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Originally Posted by 73hunter

Yeah I guess, but would a pig attempt that unless they had to ? I’m not sure....

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Pigs would not be intimidated by a bridge.

If they are looking for food, or new territory walking over a bridge would be basicly the same as swimming or going over a mountain pass.

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That’s my county
Their having a great winter so far
Better stock up on ammo

You have a 275 Calibre restriction.