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DanG it that's a lot of damage for over night!Time for some night vision mounted on a AR
Was out south of Abilene deer hunting last week and killed the first hog off of that ranch. Rough prickly pear, mesquite, and thorns everywhere makes you wonder how they make it. Was just a matter of time before they showed up.
Quote from: timberking on December 17, 2018, 08:58:09 AMWas out south of Abilene deer hunting last week and killed the first hog off of that ranch. Rough prickly pear, mesquite, and thorns everywhere makes you wonder how they make it. Was just a matter of time before they showed up.Heat is tough on hogs, they need mud and water to cool off in the heat of summer, I suspect that there wont be many out there, also suspect some body brought them in.
Quote from: Texas Ranger on December 17, 2018, 09:24:59 AMHeat is tough on hogs, they need mud and water to cool off in the heat of summer, I suspect that there wont be many out there, also suspect some body brought them in.They had been around close by but there are a lot out there. Ag fields in the area and tons of protein and corn being put out. Small ponds or tanks there for the cattle.
Heat is tough on hogs, they need mud and water to cool off in the heat of summer, I suspect that there wont be many out there, also suspect some body brought them in.
You guys need some help shooting them hogs let me know me and my 45-70 will be happy to come down there
went to a college visit yesterday. Talked with a bio-chem professor who grew up on a farm. they have developed a biological that will kill feral hogs. the problem is it kills domestic stock hogs as well.
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