the_jersey_lilly_2000 said:They are recognized here in Texas as a pest. Which means, any time, any where, they can be hunted, trapped etc. Even at night with a spotlight![]()
jigs said:my neighbor lady is in her 90's. has a couple hundred pigs living wild on her half section. well when the irrigation season starts, guess whose land they decide to make a mud wallow in?
officially the sheriff says if I shoot them on my land and she sees me, I could be in bigger trouble than her! Kansas is still open range laws, you fence to keep others OFF, not to keep yours IN.
off the record, he says that she can not go down to the creek on my place, and it sure seems the pigs hang out down there a lot.......
as soon as we finish the corn harvest, there is gonna be a BIG hog hunt.
Ranchy said:Can hardly wait till they see "our" :roll: wolves as the pests they are.........but not holding my breath on that. :roll:
My nephew took FIL, and some of the guys from work, to Texas and hunted pigs.......had a blast, and brought home some pretty good meat. It was pretty tough, but after about 24 hours in the crock pot on low, it was edible....... :wink: :lol: :lol:
jigs said:my neighbor lady is in her 90's. has a couple hundred pigs living wild on her half section. well when the irrigation season starts, guess whose land they decide to make a mud wallow in?
officially the sheriff says if I shoot them on my land and she sees me, I could be in bigger trouble than her! Kansas is still open range laws, you fence to keep others OFF, not to keep yours IN.
off the record, he says that she can not go down to the creek on my place, and it sure seems the pigs hang out down there a lot.......
as soon as we finish the corn harvest, there is gonna be a BIG hog hunt.