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Paladin

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3. Hogs are a big problem on my family's place near San Antonio.

Reply to AsahinaKimi (Original post)

Mon Apr 1, 2013, 11:05 AM

Apr 2013

They set traps for the pigs, baited with something really nasty: corn kernels fermented in Big Red (a syrupy-sweet, strawberry-flavored soft drink---if you're Texan, you probably grew up on it).

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U.S. goes after sly, pesky feral pigs [View all] AsahinaKimi Apr 2013 OP

The fact that they roam so much makes them even more difficult. tom2255 Apr 2013 #1

Many of these animals are descended from European wild boars brought to the USA by hunters byeya Apr 2013 #2

Hogs are a big problem on my family's place near San Antonio. Paladin Apr 2013 #3

Fascinating. mainer Apr 2013 #4

The smaller ones (under 100 lbs. ) are pretty good eating. Paladin Apr 2013 #6

Well, I'm game. mainer Apr 2013 #9

Wild pigs are an intrusive, destructive species that could use some thinning-out. Paladin Apr 2013 #11

They really need to do something about this Marrah_G Apr 2013 #5

USDA/FDA/local health dep't regs usually prohibit that sir pball Apr 2013 #7

Well that sucks...... Marrah_G Apr 2013 #10

A few years ago, I was camping in a state park near Houston, TX sadbear Apr 2013 #8

Finally, they're going after Wall Street! nt geek tragedy Apr 2013 #12