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Wrong ?? that's BS!! ''AS''a Landowner i would have no probs allowing this on our land, and i'm not alone, there is a correct way to do anything including setting up hog hunts and trapping in any property.

Nah. Too much sugar for a dime man. Couple time-consuming logistics with the potential liability issues, and the very inefficient control that still and even dog hunting them is and you're spinning your wheels. I agree hunting and killing them is fun but we have to focus on a long term solution.

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Posted by bayoudude

Member since Dec 2007

25169 posts

Posted on 2/22/17 at 1:28 pm to White Bear

This seems like a horrible idea since they unlike most nuisance animals are great table fare. If your neighbor is poisoning them and you shoot one and eat it from your property... I think there will be human deaths from this.

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Posted by stein_burgundy

Member since Jan 2016

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Posted on 2/22/17 at 1:30 pm to White Bear

What I can't understand is why they are limiting the season on hogs on federal and state lands? One of the places we hunt, you used to be able to hunt them incidental to any open hunting season. Now it has changed to only incidental to deer hunts with the weapon open at the time. So even though squirrel season would be open, you couldn't hunt them with a shotgun, only a bow.

I enjoy hunting pigs but I would enjoy it more if I could do it year round on the public areas I hunt.

As far as poisoning, it would make me skeptical of ever eating a wild hog again if they start poisoning them.

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