Arkansas Feral Hog Problem

Farmers and ranchers across the state continue to suffer damage from feral hogs rooting up their property. Bruce Jackson of Sevier County has trapped and killed a number of hogs but is still discovering damage from others he hasn’t been able to capture.

[@jimcrawford5039]

They are a big problem here in Australia, all over in all states! Good luck there buddy!

[@antonhuman8446]

Take no prisoners. Regarding feral pigs. Is the following is of great importance for the safety of urban-living people. Also rural individuals suffering from damage caused by wild pigs and coyotes. I offer consultation. To rid any sized area. Of 80% of any feral pigs. Within eight months. At the extreme outer extent of the period required to. Usually much less. No poison what-so-ever. No trapping. No shooting. Hugely cost-effective in relation to the enormity of the problem. Requiring not much time to do what has to. With little human sweat. And when self-implemented. Is the success rate denendant on the attention to detail and conscientiousness of the self-implementing/operating entity. Of note. Is that this pest is hence not going away. Not for a long time. So will remedial efforts. Although successful. Be ongoing for the foreseeable future. Because any void in nature is refilled. In the nick of time. Again. It is hugely affordable. On offer as well. Is an excellent remedy for curtailing fox/coyote/feral canines. Your choice is for free. Good day.

[@cameronninawale9610]

Why don't they host boar hunting safaris? I'm sure some city slickers would love the opportunity to try out their firearms on such game. The meat can then be made into sausages to feed the homeless.

[@velvetrose7729]

@Smurves They should learn to live WITH...Nature....Instead of tying to control it but That would be, Too much like Right! Their efforts of control, clearly isn't working. IF they gave a bit more to Nature, maybe they wouldn't have to work so hard to "control" it! How about giving Back some of the land, reintroducing Natural Predators.....and let Nature, sort out the problem?

[@landonhardwick6945]

@@velvetrose7729 boar are not native to the US, they are invasive in most parts and would you be willing to give up your property for free as a wildlife reserve ? Hmmm

[@SpaceMcDarky]

"Feed the homeless" reminds me of college when the professor asked the class if they think homelessness is a problem, then asked if we should care, then asked if we should have someone else do something about it, all answered yes so far, then asked ok can anyone tell us something specific they have done in their entire life about homelessness? Cricket cricket

[@taungchild546]

@Trap Town XYX thats bullshit, modern humanity is not part of ecology, and has destroyed the balance by transgressing the natural order. There is biological diversity and people are altering it by living in a manner that destroys the balance that puts us here. The only people that are part of nature are the paleolithic cultures like san and sentinelese.

[@taungchild546]

@Trap Town XYX Last time i checked the cancer is part of your body, so please let the cancer be there

[@johnblake5112]

Came across this video trying to find a way to level a small part of my property. Had quite a few hogs come through over a year ago so the ruts are pretty bad under the over grown grass. I don’t have farm equipment, just lawn tractor and atv. Any ideas on products that someone on here may have used?

[@cajundavy]

They have changed the laws there making it hard on the trappers and anyone trapping hogs period. I bet my bottom dollar someone in the state gov't has seen how much money is being made so they are levying taxes in the form they call regulations. It happen here when we started bait shrimping. Anyone who has a better mouse trap and is making money, the state gov't wants their piece of the pie. The trouble here is those hogs are destroying the farmers land to grow food on but they can't see that they are just making things worse by regulating hell out of it. To many fingers in that pie.

[@antonhuman8446]

Take no prisoners. Regarding feral pigs. Is the following is of great importance for the safety of urban-living people. Also rural individuals suffering from damage caused by wild pigs and coyotes. I offer consultation. To rid any sized area. Of 80% of any feral pigs. Within eight months. At the extreme outer extent of the period required to. Usually much less. No poison what-so-ever. No trapping. No shooting. Hugely cost-effective in relation to the enormity of the problem. Requiring not much time to do what has to. With little human sweat. And when self-implemented. Is the success rate denendant on the attention to detail and conscientiousness of the self-implementing/operating entity. Of note. Is that this pest is hence not going away. Not for a long time. So will remedial efforts. Although successful. Be ongoing for the foreseeable future. Because any void in nature is refilled. In the nick of time. Again. It is hugely affordable. On offer as well. Is an excellent remedy for curtailing fox/coyote/feral canines. Your choice is for free. Good day.

[@MrCoreyaustin]

I love hog hunting I'm in Arkansas an willing to hunt hogs to help the farmers.They have become a real issue for crops and wildlife.

[@antioneberry2132]

i never seen a razorback before!

[@plmkdt528]

Do they sell hog meat or the whole hog in Arkansas?

[@goodnursesrule2]

Can you purchase the wild pigs??

[@everready19373]

Yes, it's called bacon.

[@missyrabbit5250]

in many states, you can't transport the live pigs, but most people will give you the dead ones. You just have to ask around. You usually have to load them up and take them somewhere else to process the meat.

[@sv54650]

Who to contact if I want to hunt some hog

[@piggropigs3362]

Looks like tractor being there

[@dawnnika4421]

We eat them in Cambodia. Hogs are expensive and delicious. I really love chewing the skin.

[@mikeripperda8878]

Bacon, Egg and Cheese McGriddle

[@seigedrakonera5689]

Peta-tards "Killing all the hogs is inhumane!" *Hogs* *root* *up* *all* *the* *crops* Peta-tards "Why has the price of bread, corn and vegetables gone up? This is inhumane!"

[@markstuut4024]

Open all hunting stop charging

[@chienka14]

We need to do hunting like the mongolis did

[@antonhuman8446]

Take no prisoners. Regarding feral pigs. Is the following is of great importance for the safety of urban-living people. Also rural individuals and farmers suffering from damage caused by wild pigs and coyotes. I offer consultation. To rid any sized area. Of 80% of any feral pigs. And canine-type animals. Within eight months. At the extreme outer extent of the period required to. Usually much less. No poison what-so-ever. No trapping. No shooting. Hugely cost-effective in relation to the enormity of the problem. Requiring not much time to do what has to. With little human sweat. And when self-implemented. Is the success rate denendant on the attention to detail and conscientiousness of the self-implementing/operating entity. Of note. Is that this pest is hence not going away. Not for a long time. So will remedial efforts. Although successful. Be ongoing for the foreseeable future as well. Because any void in nature is refilled. In the nick of time. Again. It is hugely affordable. Your choice is for free. Good day.