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19 minutes ago, Kennythetiger said:

If Custer had one of those things he might not have gotten his ass handed to him. 

He's so arrogant he probably would have fallen out of the helicopter.  I actually know a guy who was doing that and had an accident that turned him into a quadriplegic.

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On 9/13/2024 at 7:48 AM, BlueGreySky said:

Our place in Coleman County has hogs, but not as bad as we used to.  Some of our neighbors went this route with high fencing and a helicopter shoot.

 


When shooting sows and piglets, do you just not lead them as much?

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Because of their reproductive ability, biologists indicate that it requires a 70% removal rate per year to keep a population from growing.   That almost always requires consistent, ongoing trapping to make a lasting impact. 

Unless you have the ability to utilize air supremacy or remove all food sources (aka concrete paving)  hunting/shooting just bounces them around and sends them nocturnal.  

We’ve been battling them for 30 years. 

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On 11/25/2024 at 8:52 PM, gsoda3 said:

He's so arrogant he probably would have fallen out of the helicopter.  I actually know a guy who was doing that and had an accident that turned him into a quadriplegic.

Bram Kohlhausen?

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High fenced places can greatly reduce numbers with trapping (and continued dispatch with firearms).

5 acres of low fence, good luck

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