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TWRA QUESTIONS
Wild hogs
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<blockquote data-quote="Crappieaddict" data-source="post: 5764568" data-attributes="member: 19344"><p>After dealing with this for the past few months, I'm convinced that hunting is not a valid means of eradication. Yes, they should be allowed to be taken year around, no limit, no closed season. However, I have a permit from TWRA that allows baiting (even during big game season), trapping, and hunting at night. I've killed a few, but it's basically one shot, one hog, and the rest scatter. Furthermore, they have returned in larger numbers, and I have got piglets on camera. They only come out at night, plus they are unpredictable in arrIval time, and don't appear every night. Tough to eliminate under those situations. I've moved into the next phase now and handed the problem over to the USDA. Time will tell….</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crappieaddict, post: 5764568, member: 19344"] After dealing with this for the past few months, I’m convinced that hunting is not a valid means of eradication. Yes, they should be allowed to be taken year around, no limit, no closed season. However, I have a permit from TWRA that allows baiting (even during big game season), trapping, and hunting at night. I’ve killed a few, but it’s basically one shot, one hog, and the rest scatter. Furthermore, they have returned in larger numbers, and I have got piglets on camera. They only come out at night, plus they are unpredictable in arrIval time, and don’t appear every night. Tough to eliminate under those situations. I’ve moved into the next phase now and handed the problem over to the USDA. Time will tell…. [/QUOTE]
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