Ferel hogs

[TractorGuy]

Finally trapped some of the hogs that keep destroying my back yard. I was beginning to feel like the inferior species. They could vacuum all the corn out of the trap and not trip the door. I fine tuned the trip mechanism until I had no better ideas.

Got mama and 4 pigs last night. Will probably herd her into the back partition to help lure the boar and any remaining pigs.

 

[jack707]

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

 

[cqaigy2]

Can you eat them? I've raised hogs in the past and they were pretty good tasting. I suppose it depends on what they're eating and how old the males are.

 

[jack707]

You can eat them stay away from the old boars.

 

[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:

 

[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.