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Old 02-28-2017 | 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted by CalHunter
Not every hunter has $150 to spend on a 1-day hog hunt. This kind of does call into question the true extent of landowners' claims about property damage.
DING, DING, DING. We have us a winner.

A few weeks ago I was going by a big pasture that belonged to a guy that always complains about the pigs. In that pasture as a group of pigs, maybe 10, laying in the shade under a tree. I went to the house and asked if he wanted me to take a few out and he said he had a paying party coming in a few days and didn't want them chased off. Kind of funny from a guy always crying about the pigs eating him our of house and home. I left the pigs where they were. Don't know if the paying clients got any but where they were laying I know I could have got 3 or 4 before they got into cover.

Like I said, the damage isn't quite as bad as many claim and they use the hogs as a cash income. Don't blame them for that but it still flies in the face of reason.

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