Ferel hogs

[teejk]

So far no hogs in Northern Wisconsin must be to cold for them

In Wisconsin they seem to be hugging that area around Lacrosse and south. Go up north and they would be DOA...not because of temperature but rather because it is meat and a fresh killed pig beats road kill anything.

 

[jack707]

In Wisconsin they seem to be hugging that area around Lacrosse and south. Go up north and they would be DOA...not because of temperature but rather because it is meat and a fresh killed pig beats road kill anything.

Not me! It would be some animal to hunt until deer season starts and be taste good!

 

[TractorGuy]

No limits or laws protecting them on private land in FL.

Some of the best tasting pork I ever ate was fresh killed wild.

The guy that supplied my trap will pen raise these young ones till they are a little bigger. The largest I caught last night turned out to be a pig from last years litter so I don't have the sow yet. Hope to get the rest of them tonight.

 

[CalG]

I guess pigs don't like swimming.

There is reported a population north of Albany NY, and then there is the NH "escapees".

But sofar, nothing in Vermont.

A pity, here they are considered a pest, no season, no limits, no restrictions. We have lots of habitat. Would make for some fun shooting. And there are food banks a plenty that would outlet fresh meat.

I suppose it's a matter of time.

 

[EarPlug]

I guess pigs don't like swimming.

Guess again

 

[seaneastok]

No limit or hunting license (unless you are hunting hog during a big game season) is required in Oklahoma either..Permits are required, but readily given for night hunting. Neighbor has trapped over 200 off of the river bottom lands not a mile from our house . And they are still ripping the fields apart..Tasty though:licking::thumbsup:

 

[MossRoad]

So far no hogs in Northern Wisconsin must be to cold for them

Think again, bacon breath! :laughing:

There are feral hogs in Northern Wisconsin and the Wisconsin DNR has issued a "shoot on sight" request of all hunters and land owners. No license required on your own land.

 

[check]

Have to tell you how pathetic NY state is;we have a wild population started(escapees from hunting preserves);they are protected!Not suppose to shoot them but call our DEC so they can trap them.Bunch of big city tree huggers. They do not mind the cold weather at all;I am on the Canadian border and we have them.

On the Canadian border!!!! Eeep! Build a wall!

 

[Garandman]

On the Canadian border!!!! Eeep! Build a wall!

And have the US pay for it!

Oh, BTW: Why it’s a great time for Canadian hunters to go hog wild - Outdoor Canada

First introduced in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba as exotic livestock in the early 1990s, wild hogs have not only adapted well to the prairie climate, but many have also escaped captivity and bred at an alarming rate (see “Hog history”). As a result, most landowners and wildlife managers now regard these prairie pigs as an invasive nuisance. For hunters looking to put a little pork on their fork, however, wild boars make for an exceptional free-range sporting opportunity—all year long.

 

[jack707]

Think again, bacon breath! :laughing:

There are feral hogs in Northern Wisconsin and the Wisconsin DNR has issued a "shoot on sight" request of all hunters and land owners. No license required on your own land.

I herd that to so I drove out to Crawford County next to the Missippi river looking for signs found none!!! Just saw a few deer.