Trapping wild hogs

[@Tejaye777]

Nature show us in life the best food is free food. These things are mouth watering delicious and they come right up to your ranch or backyard. It's free food delivery.

[@rogercochranBR549]

You are right

[@Tejaye777]

@@rogercochranBR549 Thanks man.

[@prettyboimut1]

“Bastard! You fixing to get yours” lol

[@PringlesAnomaly]

pig: you said you would kill me last. Trapper: I lied

[@bibiayube677]

The aggressive one should be first on the grille.

[@cerberus144]

I think that's what he meant by "You bastard, you'll get yours"

[@freedomspromise8519]

We live in a part of Ohio where the feral hogs are creeping up from the south. They are only one county away from us. We have seen pictures on trail cams of these vermin in our county, but, so far, they have not spread. The ODNR told me the hogs only cross into our county occasionally. This does not make me feel better.

[@hollyfleur6144]

Everyone is an expert, huh? lol. But you're the one getting the job done. Kudos.

[@jimfarris9671]

I like your way of thinking

[@Comrade_Kamala]

Hog wants a head shot. Get the Kodak camera ready. 😄

[@joewoodchuck3824]

I wish the door shutting was shown.

[@mitchpetty7844]

Roger - those traps seem to work pretty well for you, can you provide some detail on the construction? What kind of gate did you use and where did you get it?

[@rogercochranBR549]

Mitch, the trap door is one of my own design. I'll make a short video of how it works the next time I'm out at the farm. The 30 ft. diameter pen is made of cattle panels 60 inches high with 4 inch squares. I've had some little pigs get through the 4" squares. I keep the feeder running year round and a trail camera recording the activity. When there's enough activity, I'll set the trap. Right now I just have a few boars visiting the trap.

[@tomblount5635]

Luv what you said lol 😂

[@gittesonne9193]

The trap is shut. Now short time for stress, then dead. No more damaging anything. Just great !!!

[@raminkhajavi9513]

Not great at all, but unnecessary cruelty towards these beautiful wild creatures who are just trying to survive and be themselves. That may be you in the next life!

[@gittesonne9193]

@@raminkhajavi9513 If You would be a farmer and You would be face tremendous damage hogs are causing to the crop You will probably change Your opinion. Destruction of the crop is rampant.

[@raminkhajavi9513]

@@gittesonne9193 , yes I understand they are a 'problem'. I respect the farmer's hard work, providing us with food, especially since I try to be vegetarian. However, as humans we are capable of coming up with better ideas and win win solutions for the farmers and the animals. It doesn't have to be an either/or. We don't need to hate on these innocent animals who are just trying to survive and be themselves. Especially, when as humans we can come up with innovative solutions and use our tech know how. We are intelligent enough to develop guns and traps but losing our heart for the animals. That's the main "problem", not the animals. There is a whole list of 'problem' animals slated for the eradication management mentality common excuse for cruelty. How we treat the animals is related to how we treat each other as people. The Nazis regarded Jews and others as rats to be eradicated. Even today people suggesting we eradicate the 'others'. Let us go beyond the eradication management mentality, and try to live with the philosophy of compassion and coexistance for all species. We can cage and fence them in shooting preserves, so it is also possible to fence them out. Recently scientists have also urged humans to try to be vegetarian due to deforestation and mass extinction of species. Texas ranchers are moving away from animal farming and switching to growing crops. Growing indoors is a good idea for the future, to keep the crops organic and the animals at bay. I am sure we can come up with other ideas than just killing our way out of 'problems'. Let us focus on growing and protecting the crops. The animals are intelligent enough to stay away and look for food elsewhere away from human settlements. We are just encouraging and enticing them by 'leaving the door open and food out'. Why punish them for being themselves? You could have been them in this life or perhaps in the next. Have a heart. Check out the letter to the U.S. house of representatives by chief Seattle for a more wholistic world view.

[@elizabethwhite5147]

@@raminkhajavi9513 Animals don't think like you they steal food and breed as much as they can and that's about it

[@raminkhajavi9513]

@@elizabethwhite5147 , they're more intelligent than you think. Even more than some humans, and their pet dogs. For example, you think they are "stealing food", when they are just trying to survive and be themselves. Check out the letter to the U.S. house of representatives by chief Seattle for a more wholistic world view and our relations with other species. Go vegetarian and stop animal suffering.

[@goforitnow7357]

i want to see wild boar chops on the plate....very tasty...

[@CoryHilliard]

Please! For the love of chickens, show the video where you shoot those preeks!

[@runeljungstrommer331]

SHOOOOOT!

[@mr.robinson7083]

JUMP 🐷🐖🐖🐖

[@SONORSQ2guy]

Do you shoot them next? Video footage?

[@rogercochranBR549]

Some of them I shoot and some of them I catch alive. KZbin doesn't approve of some of the killing scenes so I don't show much of that.

[@bigoldavey]

Id save him Till last...

[@rosesimmons501]

Is this all no shooting bummer

[@mariannefroholdt9783]

😖

[@denijalpuskar5750]

Zzzzzzzz..

[@Improveng1]

Trapping wild hogs??

[@kimsimmons4516]

they r scared wouldn't u be? and ur no vet its horrible the way there treated when ur doing this.

[@raminkhajavi9513]

Thanx for having a heart

[@tomblount5635]

Invasive species

[@keithwalker5078]

@@raminkhajavi9513 you poor ignorant leftist lunatics have NO concept of any reality. they are a massive pest that destroys other wildlife and farmers fields and cost folks Billions annually. they are not someones pets and you should put a bandage on that bleeding heart and I feel really sorry for you and all your ilk.

[@raminkhajavi9513]

They are not bastards, but beautiful creatures that are just being themselves and trying to survive. You can trap and fence them in, so it is also possible to fence them out, instead of inflicting pain and suffering on them. They have family and homes also. Their poop is actually beneficial for the soil in surrounding areas with soil erosion worldwide. They are so intelligent in fact, that if you release them from the trap, they won't come back to bother you. Just don't entice them with food and build better fences to keep them away. Much like leaving food in your house, and not covering the holes under the door, and then wondering why the mice are coming. A better cruel free method, is to contain the food, clean up the crumbs, and once mice leave, cover up the holes. Similarly, building better barriers to keep the wild boars away is a better way, than unnecessary cruelty towards their family. They also deserve respect. Go veg(etari)an, they even have veggie sausages, bacon, and pepperoni these days! As humans, thankfully, we have reached a point where we don't have to kill animals anymore. Let them live and be with their family. After awhile, they will get the message and stay away from humans, especially if no food. Let us be concerned about the whole tree of life, and other species, not just mankind. That's why scientists have recently also urged humans to be vegetarian, due to deforestation and mass extinction of species. Let us teach our children to be kind to the animals and not eat them. Let us be their friends instead of their tormentors. Let us have a world of compassion and coexistance instead of the eradication management mentality common excuse for cruelty. We are intelligent enough to develop guns and traps, but losing our heart for the other species. With our so called intelligence, we are destroying intelligent life here and are looking for intelligent life elsewhere. Check out the letter to the U.S. house of representatives by chief Seattle for a more wholistic world view. Diet for a New America, by Tom Robbins, heir to the Baskin Robbins ice cream chain, came out in the 1990's, is also a good one. Live and let live. Respect life.

[@stevennihipali3607]

@Deborah Lancaster I was thinking I'm here reading a freaking dissertation or something... but I like your response better... "liberal urbanite bullshit", LMAO!!!

[@jaiffee]

Ramin, your post is ignorant and idiotic on so many levels that I'm not sure where to start: so- farmers should fence in every acre of their crops, when hogs have all the time in the world and are perfectly equipped to root under any fence? "Let them be with their families"? A sow can bear 5-8 piglets, average, three times a year; start with 2 sows and one boar and in a year you'll have 50 of them.. They not only destroy crops, they erode land, pollute water sources, and also eat everything from pine trees to baby deer and ground-dwelling birds' young.

[@stevennihipali3607]

@Deborah Lancaster I wish I cared about animals like yall do... honestly. but hogs, I try to take one or two a month and that doesn't do anything for anyone who has hog problems

[@raminkhajavi9513]

We can cage and fence them in shooting preserves, so it is also possible to fence them out. I am sure using our intelligence, innovation, and tech know how we can come up with better ideas and win win solution for the farmers and the animals. The hogs are just one on a whole list of "problem" animals. We can't keep killing our way out of "problems". We are encouraging and enticing them by "leaving the door open and food out ". Scientists recently urged humans to try to be vegetarian due to deforestation and mass extinction of species. Texas ranchers are moving away from animal farming and switching to growing crops. Growing indoors is a good way forward to keep the crops organic and the animals at bay. They are intelligent enough to stay away and look for food elsewhere away from human settlements. The hogs have been in the southwest U.S. for five hundred years or more. In today's mixed world it's difficult to keep everything strictly native. They are now part of the ecosystem and biodiversity. If the gung ho hunters give the predators a break, they can keep a check on the other animals. Let us focus on growing and protecting the crops. There is still plenty of space for the animals to be themselves, in the uninhabited mountainous terrain, away from the farmer's crops. Let the wild animals hunt each other as they always have before guns and a balance will eventually be achieved. We are trying to build barriers to keep people away from rugged terrain of national borders, I am sure we can keep animals away from the farmer's crops instead of inflicting pain and suffering on them. You could have been them in this life or perhaps in the next. Have a heart for the animals, and stop using excuses for cruelty.

[@stevennihipali3607]

@@raminkhajavi9513 they're a nuisance! What don't you understand? They'll kill anything around the same size, they'll destroy your lettuce and soy crop. You know what? Nevermind. You're already too stupid to understand