Posted by EVP MAN on January 25, 2011, 11:33 am
I saw a show on tv several nights ago about the destruction wild pigs
are causing in the southern states of the US. It's amazing the amount
of destruction they can do in a single night. It seems they are also
expanding their territory and heading further north every passing year.
In Florida they are getting so bold that they are coming right into town
in heavily populated residential areas. Besides the destruction they
cause to vegetation, they are very mean and dangerous animals as well.
Does anyone in this group have a problem with these nasty critters or a
story you would like to relate about them? Not so sure I would like to
tangle with one from what I saw on the tv show. They were hunting the
hogs with dogs and some of the dogs got tore up pretty good. Although
it did look very exciting to hunt them this way. I was also wondering
if the meat tastes like domestic pork. When they harvested the hogs on
this show, they had the meat processed and donated it to a homeless
shelter as not to waste it.
Lets hear your wild hog experiences!
Rich from PA
Posted by Pico Rico on January 25, 2011, 11:58 am
> I saw a show on tv several nights ago about the destruction wild pigs
> are causing in the southern states of the US. It's amazing the amount
> of destruction they can do in a single night. It seems they are also
> expanding their territory and heading further north every passing year.
> In Florida they are getting so bold that they are coming right into town
> in heavily populated residential areas. Besides the destruction they
> cause to vegetation, they are very mean and dangerous animals as well.
> Does anyone in this group have a problem with these nasty critters or a
> story you would like to relate about them? Not so sure I would like to
> tangle with one from what I saw on the tv show. They were hunting the
> hogs with dogs and some of the dogs got tore up pretty good. Although
> it did look very exciting to hunt them this way. I was also wondering
> if the meat tastes like domestic pork. When they harvested the hogs on
> this show, they had the meat processed and donated it to a homeless
> shelter as not to waste it.
> Lets hear your wild hog experiences!
> Rich from PA
shouldn't this be cross posted to alt.food.barbecue?
Posted by FarmI on January 26, 2011, 2:52 am
>>
>> I saw a show on tv several nights ago about the destruction wild pigs
>> are causing in the southern states of the US. It's amazing the amount
>> of destruction they can do in a single night. It seems they are also
>> expanding their territory and heading further north every passing year.
>> In Florida they are getting so bold that they are coming right into town
>> in heavily populated residential areas. Besides the destruction they
>> cause to vegetation, they are very mean and dangerous animals as well.
>> Does anyone in this group have a problem with these nasty critters or a
>> story you would like to relate about them? Not so sure I would like to
>> tangle with one from what I saw on the tv show. They were hunting the
>> hogs with dogs and some of the dogs got tore up pretty good. Although
>> it did look very exciting to hunt them this way. I was also wondering
>> if the meat tastes like domestic pork. When they harvested the hogs on
>> this show, they had the meat processed and donated it to a homeless
>> shelter as not to waste it.
>>
>> Lets hear your wild hog experiences!
>>
>> Rich from PA
>>
> shouldn't this be cross posted to alt.food.barbecue?
Speakign from experience:
Wild pigs do significant damage to pasture and yes, they do rip dogs up
very, very badly. Pig hunters use collar chest protectors on their dogs
because of the damage that pigs can do. Human pig hunters are probalby
worse than the wild pigs. They will trespass at will, cut fences and are
generally a bunch of low lifes who farmers do not welcome in their area.
Posted by Gunner on January 26, 2011, 4:40 pm
> >> I saw a show on tv several nights ago about the destruction wild pigs
> >> are causing in the southern states of the US. It's amazing the amount
> >> of destruction they can do in a single night. It seems they are also
> >> expanding their territory and heading further north every passing year.
> >> In Florida they are getting so bold that they are coming right into town
> >> in heavily populated residential areas. Besides the destruction they
> >> cause to vegetation, they are very mean and dangerous animals as well.
> >> Does anyone in this group have a problem with these nasty critters or a
> >> story you would like to relate about them? Not so sure I would like to
> >> tangle with one from what I saw on the tv show. They were hunting the
> >> hogs with dogs and some of the dogs got tore up pretty good. Although
> >> it did look very exciting to hunt them this way. I was also wondering
> >> if the meat tastes like domestic pork. When they harvested the hogs on
> >> this show, they had the meat processed and donated it to a homeless
> >> shelter as not to waste it.
> >> Lets hear your wild hog experiences!
> >> Rich from PA
> > shouldn't this be cross posted to alt.food.barbecue?
> Speakign from experience:
> Wild pigs do significant damage to pasture and yes, they do rip dogs up
> very, very badly. Pig hunters use collar chest protectors on their dogs
> because of the damage that pigs can do. Human pig hunters are probalby
> worse than the wild pigs. They will trespass at will, cut fences and are
> generally a bunch of low lifes who farmers do not welcome in their area.- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -
Posted by Don Staples on February 1, 2011, 10:18 am
>> shouldn't this be cross posted to alt.food.barbecue?
> Speakign from experience:
> Wild pigs do significant damage to pasture and yes, they do rip dogs up
> very, very badly. Pig hunters use collar chest protectors on their dogs
> because of the damage that pigs can do. Human pig hunters are probalby
> worse than the wild pigs. They will trespass at will, cut fences and are
> generally a bunch of low lifes who farmers do not welcome in their area.
How perceptive of you, through a glass darkly I might add. You have not a
clue.
> are causing in the southern states of the US. It's amazing the amount
> of destruction they can do in a single night. It seems they are also
> expanding their territory and heading further north every passing year.
> In Florida they are getting so bold that they are coming right into town
> in heavily populated residential areas. Besides the destruction they
> cause to vegetation, they are very mean and dangerous animals as well.
> Does anyone in this group have a problem with these nasty critters or a
> story you would like to relate about them? Not so sure I would like to
> tangle with one from what I saw on the tv show. They were hunting the
> hogs with dogs and some of the dogs got tore up pretty good. Although
> it did look very exciting to hunt them this way. I was also wondering
> if the meat tastes like domestic pork. When they harvested the hogs on
> this show, they had the meat processed and donated it to a homeless
> shelter as not to waste it.
> Lets hear your wild hog experiences!
> Rich from PA