How Farmers Deal With Giant Wild Boars Attacking Farms And Crops

How Farmers Deal With Giant Wild Boars Attacking Farms And Crops
American farmers are facing a growing problem. Huge herds of pigs are invading their farms and causing widespread damage. Millions of acres of farmland were destroyed costing farmers billions of dollars. This is how American farmers deal with giant wild boars attacking farms.
In the Midwest, pigs are a big problem for farmers. In 2022, pigs caused an estimated $2.5 billion in damage to crops and livestock in the Midwest. They are so numerous that they are considered an invasive species. These pigs are a cross between a domestic pig and a wild boar, and they can weigh up to 700 pounds. Their destructive power is considered very terrible, every type of crop they see is seriously destroyed.
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How Farmers Deal With Giant Wild Boars Attacking Farms And Crops

[@suveranitatesuveranitate1675]

wild boar meat is better and healthy, than you stay in the laboratory with chemicals and hormones

[@levic9787]

stop using other peoples videos

[@pointuout2020]

Amen!

[@ravenrock541]

Down here in Florida, the Wild Boar meat stinks so bad you can hardly butcher it, let alone eat it

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[@gerhang3759]

Food for the poor and homeless...problem solved

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[@750dollarman2]

The cost of production and shipping and distribution may exceed the cost of buying them food directly, probably?

[@Railrider765]

Nothing but grisle and fat! Ain't worth trouble

[@demoyevans9759]

​@@Railrider765u wrong Those pigs better than domestic pic More meat and less fat

[@gayledoyer5333]

​@Railrider765 - not true. Totally not true.

[@jamesblevins535]

If the Hogs are that bad they shouldn't have area limits for trapping

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[@hav1byte]

exactly, they complain about billions of $$$ of damage, then put in place all the obstacles to getting rid of them....incompetent governments

[@gregbooker3535]

Darn straight. I was surprised to find out the law prevents hunters from forcing hog-extinction. Why? Did a politician want to make sure there would always be a need for hog-hunter services?

[@heathboeddeker5401]

No it's the damn animal rights activists and groups that lobby the laws to setup the rules and regulations never thinking or caring about the damage the animals cause to the eco system or farmers and ranchers.

[@sharongoodsell9341]

Pigs are out of control really !!! Cage traps are good but still a horrific situation for farmers 🇦🇺

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[@risablima7924]

Why not make it bacon and give to homeless, needy, or make it pet foods!

[@timbraun5258]

What does happen with them? I imagine they aren't just left in the field to rot. I know pigs will cannibalize if left in the pen.

[@MyTuron]

Naturally organic food! Especially when cooked and prepared correctly 😊

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[@madmanmechanic8847]

I heard they have a lot of diseases and not fit for human consumption .

[@John-pr2gw]

@@madmanmechanic8847 What you heard is wrong. The meat is no different to any other game meat as long as it's processed and cooked properly.

[@madmanmechanic8847]

@@John-pr2gw I made a statement on another post on these pigs and wild boars about feeding them to the homeless and families in America and I was told there are rules and regulations against it because of the diseases in them. I thought that is a shame we have an unlimited supply of meat to feed the hungry here in America and they have made it illegal . Its my understanding it a federal reg?

[@stephen6640]

You are an idiotic. You know nothing about these creatures. They aren't like deer.

[@jodiej2918]

The adaptability of wild boars to changing landscapes highlights the resilience of wildlife in the face of urbanization.

[@richardm3023]

No. Pigs are just really intelligent. Smarter than dogs. And these areas are not urban, they are rural.

[@TheBladepolisher]

You must like to hear yourself talk . . . . . sounds like pig slop.

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[@Saviour3]

Billions of dollars in loss and weasely bureaucrats judge how others should be humane with such unclean beasts?!

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[@mikelee6936]

The state and ranchers have to make money off of it.

[@Stargazer80able]

Open season. That is the way. Also include a wide variety of recipies and a thankfully note to the hunters

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[@jaysigma]

My cousin is a farmer, doing 630 acres in East-Germany. The damage in his area is about 3 Million € per year. He's hunting down between 200-250 boars per year... and he's just keeping the number in balance. He's limited by the regulations. They are are really a plague.

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[@geoh7777]

"He's limited by the regulations. They are are really a plague." They and the government are worse than the boars.

[@user-lx9iz4ue7y]

Is he able to sell the meat?

[@jaysigma]

@@user-lx9iz4ue7y If it was controled by a vet, he can sell parts of to a company producing dog and cat food. But more than 50% is charged with parasites and must be burnt.

[@jaysigma]

@@user-lx9iz4ue7y Unfortunately not, bc most of them are infected with parasites. What can be used goes into a delicious stew or dog and catfood.

[@thomasc.pellicer1879]

Growing up I heard about hog hunting early 70's . But why like in the 90's early 2000 all of a sudden we get hog problem . If we truly have a hog problem we need to do way with the laws and regulations and make it where there's 24/7 365 days hunting for free . As long the hunters Respects has written permission to hunt on other people's his or her land .

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[@madmanmechanic8847]

I dont understand why its regulated I am with you

[@thomasc.pellicer1879]

@@madmanmechanic8847 Yep brother . I live in north Florida back woods and a Florida native. Also one thing I didn't want to pop off about are the non native snakes like the Pythons , Iguanas, Cane frogs and other non native species at are running free . I've heard two different stories on the subject. One there's a open season all year long 2nd is the Is annual roundup . I couldn't tell you the right story because I'm not from or live in south Florida. There's one thing's people from out state don't know about or don't remember is a small number of non native species was once pets turned Loose or escaped. But biggest thing is when Hurricane Andrew hit south Florida there was a lots of zoo's and people who had permits to keep Poisonous Dangerous Animals that escaped I don't recall them ever saying what that number was and what was recovered. There was one center that had Poisonous snakes from around the world to make the life saving Anti venom that got hit bad . Anyway laws or no laws in season or not in season anything that's walks into my sight and looks good to eat or got a taste for is going in the pot or the frying pan .

[@ednasamders3740]

Regulation, methods regulators are the problems. As long as the farmers are happy screw the government. Maybe the liberals would like to spay and neuter 😂.

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@@madmanmechanic8847 14:46

[@earlyhemibill]

Limits and regulations sound dumb. They are tearing up everything. Why regulations and limits?

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[@carpeanalysusthetraumadiar9401]

Mostly because of lack of understanding and different views and different approaches. Why is it legal to drive deer in some states with dogs but others, for example. Mind you, many states had limits for decades on feral hogs when feral hogs weren't much of an issue. Laws can be slow to change as well and often don't change until after the problem is out of hand.

[@BobbyTucker]

The state of Texas has an open season on Feral Hogs, I believe that's greedy on the part of Illinois charging for licenses to hunt Wild/Feral Hogs. If they want to eradicate the species they should declare an open season on them in other states. I enjoyed your video and I'm subbed too.

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Illinois taxes food. That’s all you need to know about Illinois. Less than a year to go before I’m oughta here.

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ANYTHING IN ILL-I-NOISE IS A SACK OF CRAP

[@gregclark2243]

Illinois is a funky,state

[@nabeel123ful]

I don't understand, the solution should be an easy one, just convince FDA to permit the sale of wild boar meat for human consumption, This way, the potential losses could be easily offset by the gains.

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Open season with no limit!

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[@vincentdevos8982]

Cant these animals be trapped and made into animal feed ?

[@scaramouche8244]

That would be too healthy for the animal lucky enough to get it

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Good source of free food

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By keeping all the love for wild animals in view....HUMAN MATTERS FIRST !!!!

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@@mousefarm OK ! 🙂🙂👍👍✌✌

[@RonaldMayDMD-nt3fd]

I can not conceive of the preposterous remarks by the announcer of this video!!! He is suffering from cranial-rectal inversion……A FERAL PIG IS A WILD ANIMAL WHICH CAN CAUSE SERIOS INJURY, ESPECIALLY WHEN YOURE DOWN ON THE GROUND!! How are you going to treat they HUMANLY when the entire exercise is to kill the swine!! THINK before displaying ignorance!!

[@virgilhumphrey5014]

Hunted them for years in Arkansas just about every day

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If it is suitable for eating, is a good for big industry ham,beacon,can food and other product...

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[@allenknowsall3943]

You know we talked about farmers that actually thought taking coyotes and wolfs out on the farms well this is what you get! Think about it!

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[@1233hund]

Here in Denmark, Hunters pay a LOT to Sweedish farmers to hunt Wild Boards. We dont have them i Denmark. If there is on, it will be killed imediatly. But the meat wow.

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[@peterrabbit2965]

I can't believe I haven't seen the movie Mandy! I watched a review of it the other day and it seems like just my kind of movie.

[@GreenLantern1971.]

I used to wonder why they were killing these boars but the Ariel view of the fields answers that question

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[@jeremytriguero2196]

You need a filipino lechon specialist to educate and teach you how to make LECHON , trust me youll see that as a goldmine rather than a pest , if it was here in the philippines that will not be a problem that will be a blessing 😅

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[@neeqeboy32-xd7pi]

The presence of wild boars reminds us of the delicate balance that sustains life in the forest

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[@aliceharris1998]

@@mousefarmSeems to me traps are the best way to control them.

[@montymartin3978]

No, it does not. The presence of natural predators lets us know that everything is in balance. These situations with the wild hogs is an imbalance. Just like the pythons in the Everglades. Indigenous species of all kinds are disappearing because of the pythons. These feral hogs are no different. They will attack, kill and eat anything, and have few, if any, natural predators. Do some research on the magnitude of invasive species in Australia, then we'll discuss "balance of life in the forest", where invasive species are concerned.

[@mrkipling2201]

​@@montymartin3978agreed. Cane toads in Australia for example. A huge problem.

[@trainyourdog7351]

Heading out tomorrow morning to hunt and harvest some.

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[@jimm4295]

In Tn there are No Limits, just get permission from the land owner and be respectful of the property

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[@merlinfalcon8518]

They're not wild boars. They're feral pigs.

[@4CSwellAdventure]

A boar is a breeding male. So yes they are feral, they are still boars.

[@merlinfalcon8518]

@@4CSwellAdventure Except those were sows.

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[@donaldboyer8182]

I have watched Pig Brig videos and that method seems to be especially effective at catching them. Because they don't get spooked by the clang of the gate a whole sounder can be caught in one go.

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WOW!!!!

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[@CW-fh2ql]

They don't have any predators. That's what they need.

[@hillsane9262]

Farmers don't like coyotes, wolves, bears, or big cats either. They wanted a few to hunt and now hace too many.

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[@madmanmechanic8847]

I was watching one of these episodes on wild pigs and they go into farmers fields that they just planted the corn and root up the seeds and eat them . I know they were destructive but didn't know they wiped out corn fields even before they started growing millions in damage and lost revenue

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[@satishreddybaradi8904]

Same damage in India . They root out paddy / ground nuts , damage sugarcane farms .. name it and they are there in groups …

[@timothyprice9064]

I live in farm country in North Carolina, for $20.00 a year you hunt wild pigs every day 24 hours a day. The pigs are still winning.

[@madmanmechanic8847]

@@timothyprice9064 I believe it . Just saw another video I dont know the area but they go out and catch the pigs alive keep them for 6 months and deworm them and they will pass FDA regulations they then slaughter and cut up the meat package and sell it for human consumption and its all legal . If we could get this full time all over the US we cold put a dent into it. And we can feed all the needy people in the US . This would also help the Farmer with extra monies I read a stat years ago that there was aprox 850,000 Men, women, children go hungry every night right here in the US we got hogs lets feed them.

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The ecological impact of wild boar encroachment extends beyond immediate human concerns to broader ecosystem dynamics.

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The increase in the numbers of feral pigs suggests that the current methods aren't effective.

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The Farming Documentary I watched showcased the resilience of farmers

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There’s no limits on how many you catch and dispose of

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Depends on location. In New Hampshire they’re owned by some corporation.

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[@SergioHernandezMinistries]

Do they sell their meat? Are they edible?

[@kkkx4097]

Wild boars, skilled foragers, paint a picture of survival in the heart of nature

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[@RonaldMayDMD-nt3fd]

Tell that to a farmer who has lost acres of cash crops to these swine!!!

[@m.rogers9490]

ITS NOT TOO BIG A PROBLEM BECAUSE THEY CHARGE HUNTERS TO HUNT THEM . IF THEY WERE A PROBLEM, THE FARMERS SHOULD BE PAYING THE HUNTERS FOR THEIR SERVICE .

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[@johnnyroberts9597]

Would you listen to all this horse chit he is spreading.

[@epjetta]

There are places with no limits of any sort and farmers do pay people to hunt them for removal.

[@tonycolca2241]

Truer words were never spoken some people charge as much as 1000 dollars to hunt these things if you are stupid enough to pay it

[@festus51]

Exactly

[@nfuryboss]

Chinese love pork. Wild pigs are a cuisine novelty to them Set up wild pig processing centers and send the meat to China at low prices! Maybe Walmart in China can be a good distribution center. Wild pigs might be healthier too due to lower fatty content.

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I think the reintroduction of the Mexican gray wolf is a good idea. I saw a documentary on how the introduction of the grey wolf helped Yellowstone park

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[@rnordquest]

Laws depend on area. In some places after trapping, they just shoot them and load them on a flatbed trailer.

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[@AiMR]

Pork chops, good eatin'

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[@mjlangsy]

How do you get rid of the carcasses?

[@richardmiller2313]

😂😂😂 Costing farmers billions of dollars!- they have no one to blame but their fellow farmers and hunters who brought them in for the sake of game hunting!🤣🤣🤣

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[@FBV1981Y]

This is a perfect example of what is happening in the WORLD today!!! Same scenario, same party, same agenda, same propaganda, same situation, same story line, same in every angle… Perfect video to post. Whoever is mature enough to think and ponder upon it, you are a well deserved human to be in this world… May all us of live in Peace…

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peace are not a natural state...obviously!

[@thomasblea1676]

Wow, that's alota bacon, pork chops, hams, tenderloins and pork roasts!!! The word that comes to mind: PORKZILLA!!! 🤣👍

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[@lyndon5478]

Why is it regulated if there not so post to be in the wild?

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[@yochanantov5490]

UNINTENDED HARM??? WITH THESE LAWS THE FARMER WILL NEVER BE RID OF THIS MENACE AND THE AMERICAN PEOPLE WILL FACE FAMINE!!

[@facetinh4084]

The agility and speed of wild boars make them fascinating inhabitants of the untamed forest

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[@Toumi2000]

I'm wondering what they do with the corpses??. Food for people or fo zoo's animals maybe

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[@harrywhitehouse1217]

Drones with small calibre ammunition....

[@-xXsupremacyXx-]

As long as you're taking humane measures, you'll never get rid of this problem. It ill just be an endless cycle. Unless you can somehow make em sterile, but then hunters wouldn't be too happy about that, since they're partly responsible for wanting to keep em around for sport or a quick buck. But hey it is what it is.

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[@art40odd]

Well done with one of the most useless comments on the net so far today. Its the hunters fault. RIGHT

[@-xXsupremacyXx-]

@@art40odd Right, 👍. And I suppose you calling someone else's comment dumb makes you the bright one in the room. The fact you went straight insult mode, suggests you didn't even bother to process through your head; as to where in the hell I get that idea? But I suppose I should thank you for your wisdom. I'm not suggesting that the hogs are the innocent ones while the hunters are the bad guys in this situation, hell no. However, what I am saying is, that they're part of the problem. Instead of looking at this problem at the surface level, you should consider thinking deeper as to why the problem persists, or a the very least think about it in broader terms. To me this is like having that old, yet endless conversation about the war on drugs. People often go straight for the obvious reasons and either fail to look beyond those or flat out ignore anything else that might prove as equally significant or more in some cases. For example people say the Cartels have strength in numbers, they have weapons, money, yada yada; but why is that exactly? Hm, when you ask that question, some things become clear, like the fact that, there are people that simply choose to join and defend these cartels for one reason or another, choosing that lifestyle, and yes this doesn't mean there aren't those whom are forced to either. But that's the obvious, isn't it. This hog problem is in fact a serious issue, but it's also fueling business for some. In the same way that the Burmese Pythons down in Florida are. And by the way, the...hog and hunter problem thing? Ii saw this in a documentary, so take as you will. In the end... It's an endless cycle. Yet, the only thing that seems to get highlighted is the issue of hogs and their intelligence and their devastating nature. Again, the obvious. Truth is. The current methods employed aren't designed to get rid off the hogs/the issue completely, but rather to lower the numbers instead. Which I am sure they have their reasons why to keep some around, asides from the ones I mentioned already. However with that in mind, it amounts to a fruitless effort. That is given the nature of how fast and often these creatures produce/multiply. Otherwise they'll at least, if they haven't already that is, take the same approach their taking with the crack hippos down in Colombia. Get them sterile and watch the numbers dwindle. It's expensive I know, but so is the damage. All these rules and regulations in the face of a crisis like this just seems pointless to me. It's all I am really saying, Just my opinion by the way.

[@clauskliefoth4750]

Große Tierquälerei und Brutalität

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[@peterwallace9764]

Trapping with those circle traps must give better control than hunting, surely, although the shoots are certainly more adrenaline stirring.

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[@forward_ever_ever2595]

I wonder if ppl know how good wild noar taste? They could be harvested & their meat exported

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[@scruffy7443]

You need two signs on those traps, on the outside, it says "Welcome", and when dropped, the inside say "SURPRISE!"

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[@p.a.reysen3185]

Very few states have regulations regarding Ferral Hogs. Now they are invading the northern states from Canada. If they need to be relocated, then to a desert setting in Mexico. They can change the landscape.

[@CritterUprising]

a crazy idea. The ruling state will definitely not agree because they have to spend a lot of money

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[@andresreynosa9818]

some of them are 10 foot long 8 foot tall awesome

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[@lsrlsr7524]

When there are this many .The Hell with the regulations. Just do what needs to get done.

[@user-bt3mt5hx9h]

Interesting!

[@edwardcaneda1620]

In the Philippines they were using sweet potato with gun powder inside. Then they were wrapping it with some kind of mixture that caught the pigs attention and when they bite it it will blow

[@karendegraaf1146]

Danger of other animals, including dogs eating it

[@freedomisntfree5573]

Envasive, destroying everything, yet there is a limit and limitations? F that. Open season until they are gone

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[@vicochoa1327]

We need wild boars in the Philippines, for in our jungle. Thank you.

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Wild boar incidents underscore the necessity for public education on responsible waste disposal and habitat preservation.

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[@user-lw4xw5jz9z]

That's nice meat and organic than what we are buying in shops. I hope they are doing something with it to help people. Or they should migrate them to other countries to save them.

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[@miguelnazareno9136]

The tracks left by wild boars tell a story of their nocturnal adventures in the moonlit woods.

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You should write fortune cookies. 😂

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Here in Philippines many People raise wild pig or wild boar for food consumption and for Native Lechon❤

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As I watch the video I can’t help but wonder if some type of treated food that would either render them infertile or cause them to abort during pregnancy could be set out in the locations where these hogs congregate. It would run a risk to other wildlife in the area, so it would have to be closely studied and developed.

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[@b_29e]

Farmers battle relentless boar invasions

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[@frogmaster83]

Love the thumb nail picture, we can all play with perspective. 🙄

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[@patrickbrownrigg1058]

Awesome but temporary food source, if eradication is the goal. Harvesting and population management is key for a sustainable food source.

[@AngloSaxon-yx8tk]

If you do that then the farmers will start kicking up a storm because they will start loosing out

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[@oscarhoraciomarquez5529]

Tienen que utilizar drones especiales que disparen rayos láser con el menor ruido posible y perros para hacerlos salir de los matorrales dónde se esconden

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[@Ricardo-qe2qx]

Toneladas de jamón gratis, cuál es el problema?

[@Leggeddude]

I didn't see that real big ond that you showed on the front page

[@jasonwilson9406]

Zero people in this video wore helmets or eye protection. LOL

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[@pointuout2020]

Yes, we can feed our homeless healthy wild hogs!

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[@amilcarchavez6386]

I think that the USA has a huge, highly armed and numerous army, and 2.5 billion dollars is a sufficient figure to take part of that army and establish a strategy to begin to eliminate this plague that does nothing but grow. Guys, you have a great task within the country. What do you do outside of it?

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[@garyinner6543]

I had wild pork in Europe. The meat is pretty good. Can these carcasses not be used for meat even if it’s dog or cat food?

[@forward_ever_ever2595]

I have eaten it before...actually its a treat in my country....these animals won't get to reproduce that much in my country😏....they would make so much money by exporting that meat....even as u said for animal consumption as well

[@roymaduro571]

Seems to be good BBQ stuff to me

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[@josephszot5545]

A zoo has carnivore s to feed each state many city zoos. They be contacted when culling is being done to come and buy the dead hogs at a set price for small or large hogs. Bring a refrigerated truck.

[@jonbonda1917]

Was going to suggest the wild pigs/boars corpse be given to zoos so that the lions/tigers, wolves&bears have something to eat but the zoo might decline due to the corpses being wild&might carry diseases that they can't account for. Might be too expensive to freeze&ship them out to Africa's savannah to feed the wild lions in nature preserves/sanctuaries there. This will save those zoos a lot of money on food costs.

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[@geoh7777]

They carry parasites like trichinosis.

[@dwidani5398]

Urban planning must consider the potential for wild boar interactions, emphasizing the need for sustainable development practices.

[@ednasamders3740]

We are man. God gave us these animals for food and shelter not hand ringing and sniveling. Now, thank God and move on to our next challenge.

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[@arnieltan8227]

Here in the Philippines wild boar very expressive, around 800-1000 peso per kilo

[@stolaire]

I bet lobsters are cheaper

[@MG-Farm]

what is the difference between wild boars and feral pigs.

[@earthsknowledge4582]

I think there's other solution but that it will couse farmers a lot of money... that is to divide each farm with farm pit or deadly farm pit...

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[@georgetouzis1782]

Not sure if it has been thought of, but why not use them to feed carnivores in zoo's and or areas where game for carnivores is scarce! Lots of animals around the world numbers dwindling down because of food shortages1

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[@scottydees2748]

Limits, on wild feral pigs.

[@fredrussell1823]

Never heard of such a thing

[@onlyvideos2394]

In nagaland its rare for hunters to get that much plenty of wild boar

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[@user-fy4lz8pt6w]

Wild boar encounters raise awareness about the importance of green spaces as essential components of urban planning.

[@Bret4207]

I'm sorry, I must have missed the part where the hogs were in downtown Chicago! This is a rural issue and nothing to do with "urban planning".

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[@gregbooker3535]

great video. Now if we could just replace the robot audio with a real human voice.

[@mdanikshihab7950]

as a kid who is enthusiastic about these subjects, what do you do when piglets are too trapped?

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[@freb14287]

And regulations is why YOU WILL NEVER STOP THEM EVERY, THE LAW WILL PUT ALL FARMERS AND RANCHES OUT OF BUSINESS, and say good by to hunting and turkey's

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[@KateDunno]

Ya'll need to talk with Cajun people. They are a staple of the Cajun diet.

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