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Although wild pigs have been present in North America for centuries, their populations have rapidly expanded over the past several decades.
See below... this woman has a solution.
See below... this woman has a solution.
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Edited 12 mo ago
Posted 12 mo ago
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CSM Charles Hayden
Maj John Bell Solution: yes. Problem: nasty carcass with meat that is beyond gamey tasting?
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When I was at Barksdale AFB several times when I was hunting a big Sow ran me up a tree, she had a litter of about 10 or so piglets she was protecting. They usually didn't take long to wander off but if I encountered them I never saw a Deer that day, not sure there was a connection there or not.
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Maj John Bell The Great Smoky Mountains National Park has been trying to eradicate them for decades. A healthy sow can have two litters a year with up to twelve little ones at a time. I know they don't allow hunting in the park but it could be a way to cut the population down and at the same time save on manpower.
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