Why Don't They Eat Millions of Wild Boars In America?

[@imhunting4life]

A lot of the info is just not right, I'm a deer hunter and in Texas we eat all the meat from hunting them.

[@postcollapse1170]

its an entirely AI generated video, guy. GBT wrote the text, the voice is 11labs and the footage is just scraped.

[@brianleonard5901]

And Texas like many other states as a hunter program that feeds the homeless and Starving in America.

[@WillyK51]

Right. As long as you cook them right(Pigs). Deer even rare is great. A bit on the tough side compared to beef. Just once killed a young, but very tender deer. By the way, Pecary is also a favorite, but stewed

[@joeherrera2401]

Not right is an understatement no way are there 250,000 wolves in California. Out right lying in this video 👎🏽

[@mikeminne9448]

Yea the information is wrong

[@rso1411]

There is a LOT of misinformation in this video. There are no where near 250,000 wolves in California, much less 750,000. There are approximately 20-30 wolves in the entire state.

[@thetruthisoutthere8598]

Yeah, dudes full of crap

[@karolbellay8309]

Its shocking how inaccurate this video is, according to google, there are 4 wolf packs in California in 2023.

[@GREGJPFM]

Find 1.

[@ehudzechariahschmidt7036]

For real. Coyotes are a much bigger problem than wolves

[@bigcountrymountainman9740]

He said there was something like 400 and some wolf attacks on humans in the past 30 years. That's not true at all. There's never been an attack by wolves on a human unless they were provoked. ​@@karolbellay8309

[@brianleonard5901]

😢 I am 62 years old and have hunted for 50 of those years not once have I seen someone leave game in the field. Not only is it illegal to reason we hunt is to obtain sustainable high protein food for our family. Little amazing you're not better informed.

[@horseygurl143]

About 6 years ago I was teaching a horseback riding trail ride class, and I was walking while my students rode. We took a road that we hadn't used before in the country. It was two days past hunting season. As we walked down a dirt road, we noticed something that sickened all of us. It was in the woods. There was what looked like someone's hunting camp with beer cans all over the place and 4 deer legs planted in the dirt by the road, like the deer was just standing there, but there was no body. The hunters probably took most of the deer, but planted its hooves and leg like there was a deer there. I bet those beer cans made them do that.

[@kollegs101]

Lol. Don't argue with a computer generated voice

[@herbb8547]

​@@horseygurl143Not all hunters are unethical. Most do not behave like that. But, just like drivers on the road, not everyone behaves as they should. It is actually quite illegal to litter like that.

[@johnmead8437]

Pests are not game hopefully. When managers allow game to become pests to obsequiously appease hunter desires new managers are indicated. And pests

[@herbb8547]

@johnmead8437 The wild hogs are not purposely being allowed to populate to the point they become pests. Wild hogs are an invasive species that are almost impossible to control. They reproduce and grow at a very rapid rate. One sow can have up to three litters a year of 8 to 15 piglets each litter. Sows can reproduce by the time they are a year old. At least 75% must be killed every year just to keep the population from increasing. And they are not easy to kill in large numbers. Very smart people are developing new methods of trapping numbers of hogs, but the hogs are very intelligent and often learn how to avoid those traps. Hunting, by itself, can help control numbers, but it can rarely contain the population as it is rarely possible to kill enough animals in a given area.

[@jonathanmullins7043]

As accurate as a North Korean propaganda video.

[@robertkarp2070]

Fact is the last wolf sighting in California was in 2011 and that happened to be a wolf that crossed over the border from Oregon. If there was a population of 500 to 750k wolves in California, there'd be sightings all the time.

[@JungleSupreme]

Thank you for your view!

[@EBKABK773]

sounds like there are wolfs in chicago too 😂😂

[@jasonjohn1978]

What kind of bullshit is this? Anti hunters are getting ridiculous with the misinformation.

[@kennethrohen5963]

Wolves don't want anything to do with the human beast, avoiding them completely; thus, it is a myth of wolf packs ever attacking humans.

[@jl123ist]

There'd be wolf droppings full of silicone and other fake body parts from the plastic surgeried idiots they'd eat on the hiking trail.

[@casienwhey]

If you seriously think there are between 250,000 and 750,000 wild wolves in California, you should immediately post a video about that because no one else seems to be aware of it. Just as a heads-up, there are about 50,000 wolves in ALL of Canada.

[@williamkelly7743]

Something ain't right having a window of a half a million.✌️

[@billythatkidd6926]

There is 0 wolves in California. This video is trash and full of lies

[@MaureenLycaon]

From the California Department of Fish and Wildlife website: "Today there are three confirmed packs in northern California: Whaleback Pack (Siskiyou County), Lassen Pack (southern Lassen/northern Plumas counties), Beckwourth Pack (Plumas and Sierra counties). There may be an unknown number of individual wolves that have dispersed from packs or adjacent states." These claims are right up there with claims about 15 million illegal immigrants in California, or that 2 million children a year are sacrificed to Satan in the US.

[@warrenpuckett4203]

maybe they identify as wolves sleeping on the street in LA.

[@johnmead8437]

@user-dw4cs4xv8yEstimate, not count. Biometrics

[@Crasshole]

Some of the information in this video is correct. Most? Not so much. Wild pigs (aka hogs) can be found all over America. Predominantly in the south and California. Wild hogs were brought here in the 1500s for food. The Russian breeds were brought in the 1900s for sport hunting. Todays breeds are a cross of the European and Russian breeds. The hogs are edible and processed for meat. Hogs will eat most anything but... Being in the wild they mostly eat forest plants and animals. When they do raid farms, the eat the same crops we as humans eat. As for disease? ALL meat has the propensity to infect if processed improperly. I have hunted for many types of meat from turkey, ducks and geese, to squirrel, rabbit, raccoon, to hog, deer, bear. Not to mention fishing for crab, mudbugs, salt/fresh water fish, etc. Processing and storing correctly is vital. Bottom line? Do your own research. More than half the information in this video is incorrect.

[@donald9825]

You forgot the Democrats, mainstream leftist media, and the racist pigs/ hogs with Woke wannabes

[@HepCatJack]

Today's Hogs are a cross breed between European and Russian breeds except for Harley Davidsons which are a type of motor bike.

[@jaybe2908]

It seems to have the usual religious type bias regarding eating pigs, totally unscientific hearsay garbage

[@edeledeledel5490]

@@HepCatJack And Boss, which used to be a TV character who was always persecuting Bo and Luke.

[@dynamicascension981]

im not a hunter and i knew stuff was wrong two minutes in

[@brandonabbott6225]

This is the epitome of “don’t listen to everything on the internet”

[@craigklein5563]

Definitely not anything this guy says! How anyone could be so blatantly dishonest is mind-boggling?

[@briscoedarling3237]

While we are all focusing on facts…you forgot to mention the out of control Chupacabra, Sasquatch, Jackalope, Werewolf and Snipe populations in America.

[@Karim_teran]

What’s a snipe? Tried to Google it but for a bird 🤣

[@paulbrungardt9823]

CLEVER !

[@jamesmurray8558]

Never take me snipe hunting, I catch something.

[@dalehood1846]

@briscoedarling2237,. There are indeed Snipe. It is listed in the Ohio hunting regulations along with waterfowl. I realize it has long been used as a joke to send some unsespectiing person on a wild "goose chase."

[@sandleman3006]

The population of wolves in the United States is around 18,000 and 2/3 of them live in Alaska

[@klaytonpeterson]

We need some wolves in NY....deer population has spiked...

[@JackFelker]

I’m 74 years old and have hunted since I was 10 years old. I’ve hunted all across the United States and have never seen anything like this. Where did you get your information? It’s absolutely amazing that I have spent my entire life hunting and fishing here and this has never been pointed out. It’s illegal to kill game animals and leave them laying there like that.

[@jimbob8533]

Wild hogs are not game animals. They can and should be killed whenever and wherever they are found. I am fairly sure that a hunting license is not even required in Texas to hunt and kill them. They are good eating, but they should be killed even if you just leave them to rot as they continue to breed at exponential rate.

[@michaelmartz8426]

This video smells of baseless propaganda.

[@clintgray1623]

Wild hogs are not game animals, Vermin,pests, And carry disease I know several people very sick eating wild hogs

[@herbb8547]

This video could not be more wrong. Must have been done by a bunch of idiots. There aren't 500,000 Wolves in all of North America - Alaska included. And Wolves rarely attack people. They run away. Hunters never let their deer go to waste as venison is one of the best meats. Most wild hogs are eaten. Those wild hogs shot during those helicopter hunts are slaughtered and the meat donated to food shelves. Wild pork is very popular. It doesn't take that long to cut up a hog. One just has to cook wild pork to 160 deg to make sure one kills any diseases the hog may have been carrying. Wild hog meat is also leaner and healthier than store bought pork.

[@diggersouth]

I think the live numbers are correct, but not the numbers of animals being killed. That seems off. I live in South East Texas. Edge of cities and pigs are every where. So are deer. And wolves and coyotes. They're in the cities. There is more around than epople realize. I see coyotes in some parks. and wolves and deer and hogs'

[@richardbranton190]

I don't know if you just made this video up but we fill our freezers up with deer and hogs every year. You missed this by a long shot

[@RonFleischhacker-bi7gt]

Millions of dollars of field crop damages EVERY YEAR. Nothing major done about it. That's beyond belief SWINE WORLD

[@pluto-9047]

What the heck is a wild wolf?! Aren't they all wild?!

[@investigativeoutcomes9343]

this is activist propaganda.

[@a.k.asuspect9246]

I think they meant not in captivity and or zoos or wild life rescues/ reserves

[@mapleholler9800]

What I find annoying, is that videos like this are only offered in a secondary feed, where I can only mark as 'not interested', instead of my preferred setting of 'do not recommend', so I'm saved the future inconvenience of offerings.

[@Atheist100]

I am there too, can not get rid of MSNBC lol.

[@mousefarm]

Wild boar meat has a lot of parasites

[@henkvanr]

Here in Czechia we eat wild boar all the time. Never heard about parasite's. 5:52

[@vladomontezuma626]

​@@henkvanr How do you cook it? Wild boars in Europe are safer but still... I don't know... I ate boars in past but still I think mutton and goat are much safer options.

[@mousefarm]

They are animals that eat anything from waste to carcasses. However, there is still a way to safely cook them and eat them as meat@@henkvanr

[@mousefarm]

You just need to cook them at 160 degrees Celsius to safely eat them. There are many ways to prepare them.@@vladomontezuma626

[@ati847]

I never heard about any kind of disease caused by hunted wild animals either. However industrialized animal husbandry has caused lot of troubles in the past, like mad cow disease and we still eat steak.

[@onebridge7231]

Disinformation! In Southern Missouri you aren’t killing anything out of season and without a permit. Those that do are poachers and we don’t take kind to those. Yes, we eat everything we shoot.

[@RonFleischhacker-bi7gt]

Then let them destroy your land. How stupid . Shoot the vermin be the head not the tail.

[@jjhonka111]

One of the "deer accidents" shown was a car hitting reindeer. I didn't know that americans herd reindeers and drive Skodas.

[@jaybe2908]

Some of the Boar hunt footage looks European as well

[@shawnadams1460]

Wow...this is so full of inaccuracies its crazy.

[@jaco1159]

You do realize deer hunters eat venison, right? It's not like the deer meat goes into the dump after they kill it.

[@JungleSupreme]

👌

[@dalehood1846]

@jaco1159,. This was made by an anti Hunter or Peta activist. Trying to make people that hunt look bad.

[@ronthompson3609]

Wild boar is an excellent fare and is my 3rd most favorite wild game right behind moose and elk. It's lean and now that meat prices are skyrocketing, should be a great alternative.. They are great hunting as well.

[@karllarsen8797]

Do you hunt, skin, and cut up the carcass of a wild boar yourself or do you take the kill to a local slaughter house to have the wild boar skinned and cut up for a fee? Do you know how much it would cost to have a wild boar skinned and cut up by a local slaughterhouse if one decides not to do the job oneself?

[@TOURMANBOB]

Slauterhouses don't take in wild game for processing as it could infect the normal meat supply they process@@karllarsen8797

[@cherylwade264]

Call a local place that does that. They usually charge by the pound.

[@karllarsen8797]

@@cherylwade264 Do you know how much they charge per pound? And in which state this slaughter house located?

[@cherylwade264]

Whatever state you are in should have a place to do that.

[@NN-lx4mb]

Fernal hog meat is safe to eat and should be used to feed prisoners.

[@jlp7184]

Now that's a good idea

[@robmcculley6835]

I disagree. Feed the bugs to the prisoners and save the delicious wild boars for us freedom loving patriots!

[@johngalanti1010]

🤣🤣🤣

[@sullyway51]

Some small town jails do that. My home town as a boy always had bears coming into the edge of town to raid the local slaughterhouse and the high school garbage cans. Sheriffs deputies shot them for meat for the jail.

[@SharkHustler]

Try the homeless population!

[@kennethwalton5582]

Actually, Fish and Game hunting laws are the main reason why deer aren’t eaten more often. I’ve known drivers to have hit deer and wanting to get the meat but not doing so due to Fish and Game violations. As for the wild pigs, in Texas, where I live, hunting season is all year round for them. Many people I know hunt and eat the meat of wild pigs or give it to their dogs.

[@demoman5707]

As long as you stop and call the sheriff for an accident report they will give you the meat, fish and game won't even get involved because the cops report the deer strike for you. You would need that report anyway for your insurance to pay for repairs. There's no excuse for hitting a deer and not taking the meat, unless that is you don't have insurance on your vehicle and don't want a ticket for it.

[@markskibo5159]

Depends what state 111@@demoman5707

[@ddm650]

Uncontrollable population of pigs and deers, why need license to hunt them? Should be open for hunting until population of such animals can be controlled. Goes the same to all wild games

[@demoman5707]

@ddm650 because the revenue from license fees goes to protect the environment, keep state and national parks clean, pays the salary for wardens and park employees etc. Hunters and the revenue from hunters keep your parks open. Hunters are some of the best conservationists.

[@markskibo5159]

Oh right I am going to trust the general population on fish and game. People are too greedy.@@ddm650

[@belovedwarrior483]

Wow this guy is clueless 😂😂😂

[@dennistaylor5052]

Hunters didn't kill 6 million deer and leave them lay...that's a lie. My guess is you're from "Peta"

[@t-bonebigears]

I declare bullcrap, 500,000 wolves killed every year???😮 Not possible.

[@andreww1225]

Lies

[@robertshorthill6836]

​@@andreww1225I sincerely doubt there are 2500 wolves anywhere in the states. Certainly not 500,000.

[@envitech02]

I think it's a no brainer that the meat from wild pigs and deer can be consumed, regardless of what they eat. It's just a matter of how the meat is processed and cooked thoroughly. 200,000 tons of these meat can feed the entire population of US for lunch and dinner for a day. Even if not fit for humans, surely they are fit to be processed into pet food. Here in Malaysia where I live, wild pigs and deer are specialties, and quite expensive too. I'd suggest that hunting and trapping (but not poisoning) be carried out, the meat processed and sent to Asian countries chiefly China, whose population lives pork and venison.

[@rexrex2111]

Yeap - wasteful... these are good food... and basically farmers kill everything that moves... wolves, foxes, deers, boars, rabbits, ravens, pigeons, rats, etc.... and we wonder why we have pest population control problems...

[@wallyho-garage]

Eat it yourself. Why make up crap like send it to some other country. China owns US Swift and other large safe parasite free ( ie pork tapeworms) porcine. These feral crap should be buried with it parasites. You can eat it. China eats safely grown pork. Why not say process it and send it to you in Malaysia? I can assure you wild jungle meat like this would not be imported to China.

[@GeoThaDude]

Most of the information in this video is false. I've never met anyone in the US that shot a deer and just left it. Hunters and farmers in the US eat the deer they shoot. Most of the nuisance hogs that are shot are either eaten by the people that killed it. Trapped hogs can be taken to USDA inspected slaughterhouses and are then donated to churches, local families, homeless shelters, etc. There are organizations working to use feral hogs to help feed the hungry. My friend works in pest control in Florida. When they trap hogs, the employees are allowed to process any hogs they would like to keep for food, and anything they don't keep gets donated to a big cat rescue nearby for feeding their lions and tigers. I believe some areas have programs with zoos as well.

[@anzoprimo2300]

Those r delicious meat.

[@ehudzechariahschmidt7036]

Yup. Same with wolf meat

[@et76039]

My understanding about wild boar is that they came from the Spanish. They were said to be common in Florida during the colonial era. Domestic hogs were allowed to roam free for a long time.

[@thomasjamison2050]

Sounds reasonable. I know for a fact though that cotton plantations on the Mississippi would bring in pigs and let them run wild and so they interbred with the local animals. Boers and pigs don't bother to try and eat cotton, so that just wasn't a concern.

[@rayflaherty3441]

@@thomasjamison2050 Why don't Americans eat wild pigs instead of killing them? It's hard, because they are big and they squirm around a lot, but it's well worth it.

[@MJLUCEY-sd1mq]

Yeah, the Spanish just let 'em go, and figured they could just shoot 'em when they needed to. I think, (I've read) what happened in Texas was the someone had the idea to release domesticated pigs to start a hog hunting industry, and they went feral and started breeding with the feral Spanish pigs, who had already been breeding with some of the European boars that had been imported to, I think Arkansas, for hunting.

[@Patrick-yh5yd]

During the Depression. Everything was killed to eat. Turkeys were almost hunted out. Alligators also.

[@dalehood1846]

@et76039,. Domestic hogs are still roaming free. I see them in Walmart all the time, huge bellies sticking out, all tattooed up and wearing crop tops with pink, green and purple hair. They've gone feral and are roaming all around. There ought to be a law against critters like these.

[@JuanEffect]

If that's in the Philippines, they would be food.

[@MichaelClinton-lk2vd]

The "information" this video puts out on wolves is utterly false.

[@daviddrew3372]

It ( the AI) calls deer and wolves invasive animals in North America. It is using historic information and not current hunting practices. Wild hogs are a problem but deer are , despite vehicle collisions, a blessing. Wolf numbers are expanding. Bears, Mou tain lions, Eagles , Ospreys, are all doing quite well. Whitetail deer and wild turkeys and many waterfowl that are all hunted for food have greater numbers and a wider range now than at any time In the last 100 years. All supported by hunters and outdoorsmen.

[@RogueReplicant]

Deer are not a blessing. They are an extremely dumb, pest species.

[@th71-23]

your info is way off bud on deer and hogs. you can in fact eat wild hog my friend.

[@michaelburrows8323]

I'm glad so many are pointing out all the false information. The one thing that irritates me is that so many people don't know that if you call the Sheriff's office when a deer is hit, they will do the paperwork so you can have the deer, or call from a list to have someone come and get it. But if is just left there and not reported, then it goes to waste.

[@rondye9398]

Oregon passed a law that allows recovering road killed deer or Elk for food. Can't believe it took so long for this commonsense law, as no one drives around trying to run down animals.

[@rayflaherty3441]

What did you expect? This video came from the maker of "Shocking Moments When Painful Lions Are Attacked"

[@LydiaLaVina]

In out county they will come pick up the deer, hog or bear you hit and take the meat to a needy family. The police and game wardens know who is in need of extra meat . . . at least in our area

[@rayflaherty3441]

​@@LydiaLaVina What is "Out" county?

[@fetB]

glad you're adding another comment increasing the interaction on the video, which is how i landed here. This is a typical spam channel. They dont care about misinformation but racking up views, which is 2million on this one. So hats off to you, sir

[@milebakajic7202]

Long ago I watched video where texas people eating wild pig What is 10x more less bad then pigs from farm.Meat is very tasty.Once you try that wild boar meat you 'll never like supermarket meat full of cemestry. Iam 65y and all my life we eating wild .My grandkids too

[@markwestcott3414]

The real crisis in America is narrators. Narrators terrorize America. When she is hungry the roam freely to restaurants and eat food. Lots of food. Food that is a waste. And that is why Americans tried to get rid of Narrators, sometimes with help of their hunting pugz.

[@nerve60]

As one of the Hunters you are talking about wasting deer meat, I am disgusted by your deer segment. I eat all the deer meat I harvest. Just had a small deer processed into some glorious Link Sausage. Very lean and actually better for you than any other red meat. In other words, you are wrong about hunters.

[@MichaelNiehoff1]

250,000 Wolves in CA? I think this data is off about 249,950 or so. Maybe they meant another state or mistakenly said wolves instead of wild pigs.

[@andychase7693]

Your numbers for wolves in California is wildly inaccurate. The numbers you cite for California (even on the low end of the range) far exceeds the total number of wolves in the entire U.S., even including Alaska. Do a little research, check your numbers and you'll see I'm right. Maybe it's simply a typo that your narrator misread, but the number is completely "out to lunch".

[@terrymarshall3377]

This video is almost total BS. I'm a avid deer hunter in Wyoming. Not only do we eat the deer we harvest we are required by law to do so. The wild wolves that were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park have now been listed as predators if they leave the Greator Yellowstone Ecosystem and can be shot but are highly protected inside. Legal harvested wolves are very valuable in the fur trade. I will not comment on the hogs for I have no personal experience.

[@petersmythe6462]

"why don't Americans eat wild pigs instead of killing them" I mean... It would be kinda cruel to eat them while they're still alive.

[@JungleSupreme]

😂

[@les8518]

I think you should do more research and then just post facts and the truth.

[@JungleSupreme]

In which part ?

[@ablmjjjwtwm4454]

in which part?? Tell me detail. Are you running away?😂😂 just like a small deer😂😂😂😂

[@josephfroman7135]

In Hawaii, they hunt wild pigs with dogs. When they cook them, they are cooked in an imu. They dig a pit and make a teepee like structure out of firewood. Then stack rocks on the outside of the firewood so only a small hole remains at the top. They pour charcoal lighter in the hole and ignite it. When the wood burns away, the heated rocks end up lining the pit. Then they cover the rocks with banana leaves, wrap the pig up in burlap and chicken wire and lay it on the banana leaves. They then cover the pig with more leaves and cover the whole thing with dirt. After about 8 hours, they dig it up. The meat just falls off of the bone.

[@goldcountryboy]

This is B.S. Not that many wolves in California and there is no record of wolves attacking humans.

[@egorney]

As with the rest of the commenters this is just really not right. And the terminology is not correct either. Why do you eat them and not kill them? uh you cant do one without the other man. I have not heard anyone say, well I am just going to leave this here because its not safe to eat. The only time I have ever heard of anyone doing this is when talking to hunters employed by the NPS who are charged with thinning out the destructive wild boar heard in the smokies. They are required to leave the carcass for the local wild life to eat. But even they sometimes take the back strap or some small piece to eat while they are doing their job. Definitely leaving a dislike on this video.

[@Marcfj]

"Why don't Americans eat wild pigs instead of killing them?" That's got to be the dumbest question ever written.

[@MicheleLeimbacher]

I live in Switzerland and when the hunting season starts in the fall, all restaurants serve "la chasse" venisson and wild boar. The meat is delicious and there isn't a problem with over population. Some people even raise deer.

[@joeg6677]

Pretty much made up in your own mind

[@BenjaSariwatta]

why would holes in the ground make it unsuitable for cultivation? Also I seriously doubt the pigs are that toxic, especially ones that live in the country settings where natural food is available.

[@ronnie32567]

Obviously you don’t live in the country. Wild hogs will destroy crops and they will kill and eat baby calves (young cows) thought I’d throw that tidbit of info in there since you are ignorant of the true facts. Probably not your fault cause you are obviously a city slicker. Most of those dudes only know where the closest mall and Internet cafe is located!!!!!

[@johnwingate8799]

If u sold pork u would.

[@BenjaSariwatta]

@@johnwingate8799 ... would know how toxic they are?

[@WillyK51]

Check out Trichinosis. Its a widespread parasite that lives in wild or free roaming pigs. You need to cook them properly. Never rear or pink cooked meat.The pork meat you buy at the supermarket comes from controled/certified farms and is parasite free.

[@josephcernansky1794]

Obviously, you're a city slicker that has NO idea of what farming is about.

[@mbradley274]

Deer in America can be a nuisance, but they aren't invasive. They were in America long before people were. From the perspective of Homo Sapiens, they would be considered indigenous.

[@gadget8066]

Who made this? ANTI-MEAT/HUNTERS! All wild meat is edible if cooked correctly! If you hunt and leave the meat you should have your hunting rights removed and spend time inside.

[@philovance1940]

I understand there’s a problem but the numbers mentioned seem way out of whack. 750,000 wolves in California? That’s a lot. I don’t think there are 750, 000 wolves in all of North America.

[@22espec]

There isn't he is using 1800's numbers

[@hotchihuahua1546]

Cooked at the right temperature and long enough meat is safe to eat no matter what !

[@STOLSPEED]

Yes, never eat rare meat of any kind.

[@dalehood1846]

Pork should have an internal temperature of 165 degrees to kill any bacteria or parasites. I had a friend who worked in a meat processing plant. Trichinosis is pork related. Salmonella is chicken/ fowl related. Meat that is not cooked thoroughly can be extremely dangerous.

[@dalehood1846]

Also cross contamination is something to be aware of. After cutting raw meat of any kind, thoroughly wash hands, knives, cutting boards and countertops. This cannot be stressed enough.

[@toorimakun]

*INFO* Deer in the USA are very well controlled, there are only (X) amount of hunting licenses given out each year (depending on the current population of deer) (Also depending on area and age you aren't allowed to hunt does (female deer)) (same with bears, moose, elk and so on - getting a moose license is like winning the lottery as they don't normally get out of control) Wild pig are a problem though and can be hunted with out a license (and are *NOT* always hunted with hunting dogs)

[@nyhchal5393]

That is not true. There is no hunting license cut off.

[@guyrouillier]

I live on the East coast - Maryland. Deer in the mid-Atlantic states are definitely *not* well controlled. We are overrun with deer and rabbits because natural predators were wiped out completely.

[@luxitos2867]

Gotta agree with another poster here. I live in southwestern VA in the Appalachian mountains and the deer population is a problem because their natural predators were driven out long ago. (Big mountain cats are just now starting to make a comeback and the TN Wildlife Dept. have confirmed the rumors of sightings of them in the area as they have started migrating down here from up North) When I drive home to my apartment between an elementary school and a former hospital, I have to be careful because deer are constantly crossing the road at night. And don't even get me started about the valley I grew up in just a couple miles down the road. They are everywhere and I've nearly hit one many, many times down there. We were always taught about watching out for deer and how hitting one could absolutely wreck your vehicle.

[@toorimakun]

@@luxitos2867 Hmm.... Maryland and VA are blue states aren't they?.... maybe you don't have enough hunters. I know a guy in WA that is never allowed to hunt again because he shot a deer that had been hit by a truck and was dying on the side of the road.

[@luxitos2867]

@toorimakun VA is a purple state and SWVA is extremely red. I come from a large family of hunters. Rifle, compound bow, etc. They did it all. It's more disinterest that did it in than anything, it seems. I hated hunting, fishing, etc. And it was reflected in the younger generations. They weren't interested in it. Sure, I see why it is necessary (especially with deer) but I do not enjoy it, at all. You just don't see the younger crowd clamoring to go hunting.

[@milo8425]

"Why don't Americans eat wild pigs instead of killing them?" What does this mean exactly? Like, just cut off the legs and let them live as blobs? Hogs are good eating but require extra processing compared to a farm pig; it's common enough that they are eaten but there's so many that need culling that the meat is often donated in one way or another that doesn't involve the hunter's freezer or the local butcher. The FDA is a large reason for the latter. I live smack in the middle of some of the best deer hunting country in the world and everyone I know eats their deer every time, that's the biggest draw. Roadkill would be eaten more often but people don't like risking tickets from 3 letter agencies, yet again regulations getting in the way of being a hippie.

[@GREGJPFM]

Lets start with the FACT there are no wolves in California. Montana, Idaho, Wyoming are where the major populations of wolves reside. There are also a few in Utah and Colorado with the largest population in and near Yellowstone National Park. Most of the wild boar are in the pacific and central west with a few sub species across the country. Those in Texas and Arizona and not that good to eat however California and the southern states have a population that has large pigs that go well into the 500 lbs range and most live on the land and not eating trash and garbage. You presentation is full of false misrepresentations. The winter of 2022 wiped out the majority (80%ish)of the deer and elk herds in the Western states. The most foolish comment you made was why don't hunters use the deer that they hunt during the hunting season. The fact is, They do. Hunters eat what they kill.. Know your subject matter.

[@sergioalbertorachedespinos7975]

Feed Africa and any Country that needs Ptotein.

[@ces997]

There's more incorrect facts than correct ones in this video, please take it down and stop spreading misinformation.

[@geoffoakland]

250000 to 750000 wolves in California??!!! Thats not true!! Theee are just a small population in the far northeast of the state, that is very recent, since about ten years ago. Their numbers are increasing, but currently its around 100, nowhere near 250000! 😅

[@BigDsGaming2022]

the people that made this Click Bait garbage are greedy for YT views

[@burleybater]

ah - forget the misinformation. There are many sources of proper scientific factual correct information, as to the numbers of wolves, coyotes, wild turkeys, wild pigs, etc. Including the dollar value of the damage they all do - which is usually within a year or two of accurate data crunching.

[@brucedobbs9098]

What a bunch of nonsense. Whatever happened to facts and documentation. People can just spew whatever nonsense they want these days.

[@michaelheurkens4538]

The difference between wild pigs and deer is deer are a native species and pigs are not. Where we live, it is a crime to kill an animal and just leave it. For the roadkill deer wherever possible, we try to throw them in the truck and feed the dog with it - no waste and prevents scavengers near the road. I understand the need for pest control, but wasting the meat is a crime. At least grind up the meat for dog food or something and the bones for bonemeal for plants. New markets to bring income for hard-hit farmers? Pigs do not make land unsuitable for agriculture. Animals, perhaps, but not farming. Pigs can actually be used to break up fallow land, help control weeds and bugs because they eat both.

[@comickazii6629]

First time I've had to use a Report for Misinformation. Wild.

[@donhuff6658]

I would introduce the pigs to the wolves, easy.

[@stevenwilliams2303]

Dont forget the besr Wild hogs could feed the homeless free bbq.

[@dalehood1846]

Make them more dependant on people who work for a living. They need to get off the drugs and alcohol and clean themselves up and get a job.

[@JorgePetraglia2009]

The consumption of game is as old as the human presence in the world. Refusing to consume deer and hog meat is based on the fact that it can create an "unfair" competition with the farms and ranches raising all kinds of animals. With the technology we all enjoy today, the raising of wild animals can solve the always present problem of food prices, which are controlled by corporations whom don't have anything in their minds other than making a quick buck. The natives in North America were not only surviving, but thriving by consuming wild bison, deer and any other animal they encounter. The Europeans introduced their farm animals and got rid of anything "uncivilized"; the rest is history. Today we have virtual factories producing meat as a source of protein, and the risk of very dangerous illnesses to humans is always present despite the number of chemicals putting on them; let alone what these farm animals eat. The immense waste of all these wild animals after they have been eliminated is shameful, considering that a lot of people all over the so called developed countries, don't eat enough or properly on a daily basis. Greetings from Toronto.

[@كائنجامعي-ز2ل]

I am from Egypt, but according to the number of wolves mentioned in the video, I think that Californians turn into wolves with the full moon

[@JungleSupreme]

بغض النظر عن وجهه نظرك فانا مبسوط ان فيه مصريين بيتفرجوا علي فيديوهات انجليزية ثقافيه 💚

[@edwindude9893]

My mate always has boar meat for his BBQ and he’s in Texas. All the guys I’ve met out there eat it.

[@MJLUCEY-sd1mq]

They just kill too many to eat themselves. And you can't sell 'em.

[@l.ls.8890]

That one video where they attacked the chained dog. It is a terrible thing the owner chained his dog making him defenseless.

[@godfreyshimoli8361]

Sent the Deer and Boers to African forests. We have exhausted all of these animals

[@stevecole6485]

Cyber info… 200,000 wolves in California??? Theres not been a wolf in California in 100 years

[@mttrapper]

"The number of wolves in California range between 250,000 and 750,000" direct quote from the video. What are you smoking? There are less than 10,000 wolves total in America.

[@Gwaithmir]

I was driving to work one morning when a pickup truck ahead of me hit a deer. I stopped to see if the deer was still alive. The driver asked me to help him put the deer in back of his truck. He said that he and his brother loved venison and didn't want this meat to go to waste.

[@JungleSupreme]

Oh wow!

[@xevious2501]

Goes without saying that we need a rehauling of our Fish and Game laws, because they obviously have not served the nation well at all. We also need high degree of punishment for people importing invasive species. The minute someone sees something they think in interesting on some wild life channel the more they are inclined to seek out ways to get such things imported. for either personal interest or for selling. and all the time is it the case that such people whether independent or so-called professional handlers fail to keep the creatures from escaping and breeding. We are now seeing giant Japanese hornets in both Washington state alaska and of course florida. These absolute HUGE wasps can easily swarm and kill humans. and yet all it takes is one curious brainless idiot to get them shipped in. Or you got the family coming from another country figuring they can stock their local lake or pond with fish from their homeland and next minute your got yet another invasive issue. or how about the moronic aquarium fish owner, who can no longer take care of his fish, and instead of killing them to prevent an outbreak does the worse thing imaginable and setting them loose in local canals, and water ways. If the law saw to such people getting real jail time, 20 years or so, then and only then would the risk of ownership be too great for the punishment's. deterring at least most.

[@madmanmechanic8847]

They done that shit with the carp the carp has just wiped out everything including native fish

[@danielpangau3666]

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[@vintageb8]

masalahnya babi nya ada di Amrik

[@christaylor4477]

Texas has a population of 54,000?😂. Seriously? I have never met a hunter that didnt eat the deer he killed. You have all your facts wrong!

[@jakehone]

Uh... what a weird video. "why do people kill dear, instead of eating them?". "And hunters kill 6 million deer a year, this is a waste of protien." ?!!! Hunters kill deer to eat them.

[@roberthayes4493]

Not sure you’re getting the right information. A lot of deer get eaten. Some of the pictures shown are elk. Wild pigs are nocturnal, smarter than dogs, and the only way they taste good is if they’re young or if they’re trapped and fed to make them taste better.

[@colonial6452]

In Virginia, we are destroying deer habitat through residential development. The deer just have no place to go. Behind our house, the trees disappeared in one day due to a clear cutting for housing. In the evening, there was a group of deer standing around in the formerly wooded area, looking bewildered. They had to move on to their evening buffet, my wife's flower garden, in order to survive.

[@JungleSupreme]

Sad to hear that !

[@stanleygrayson3186]

I am a USAF veteran.When I was stationed at McGuire AFB in NJ,I hit herd of about 7 deer right in the middle of route 206 heading back to tha base.It's a VERY scary situation.

[@LostLk2hi]

A friend we had met while on contracts in Brussels lived up 206 near that tiny ski area just below NY. He got 6 deer with the front bumper. One night wife and I were driving from another buddies place a few mile N of I80 to our place in the small township of Mt. Olive. It was snowing with limited visibility when she asks, "Where do the deer go in winter?" As I start to reply a large doe bounces out of the berm to our right and lands maybe 2' in front of her brand new car. WHAM but it has a broken front leg, some injuries and takes cover in the entry of Narden Fragrances part of an international trade zone. When we get to our home I call the local PD and an officer comes by so I can show them where the wounded deer is. He shoots it and takes me back home. It did a few thousand in damage to her car. I've never been to McGuire, Loring, Travis, NKP and final duty site was Almaden AFS above Silicon Valley or "Home."

[@stanleygrayson3186]

I'm afraid you're mistaken Ms.This is Rt.206 in Burlington County,NJ just outside of McGuire AFB.

[@ManhNguyen48119]

I don’t think they’re throwing away those wild hogs. They’re eating some and give some to food bank . Some hunters selling them in the market.

[@oliviam5571]

It's also being used in d dog food. I know dry, but it don't know if it's also in wet dog food. It's also in restaurants. More & more wild game meats are available. But probably in specialty shops.

[@redhalsell]

In Texas they kill thousands and leave them lay. The wild boar really don't taste that good to me. They reproduce like rats having two litters a year with ten to fifteen per litter. They completely destroy farm crops and hay meadows and don't have any natural enemies.

[@Gifted163]

Surely there must be a coordinated method to obtain these dead hogs, get them to a wild game processor and distribute the meat to food banks. Local and state governments can fund this as it's a win-win result. Add a paid bounty on each hog delivered would be some incentive to eradicate these pests.

[@robertvomela2213]

The entire premise of this video is wrong: Hunters eat venison and wild pork. Deer are not invasive. They were here before humans. There are some states where white tail deer have encroached on mule deer, and they are hunted. It is possible in some states to claim a road killed deer by contacting wildlife authorities. There are so many factual errors in this video that I couldn’t even watch the whole thing

[@big1dog23]

Kill deer instead of eating them, dugh? What's wrong with this proposition? The "wolves" you mention in Cali for instance are coyotes. Only a couple wolf sitings in cali in recent years.

[@Islam-ud-Din]

Invite hunters from Europe. For instance, hunters here in Germany are very well-trained due to the hunting laws in place. Inviting these hunters provides the opportunity to not only gain hunting support but also the chance to exchange expertise.

[@midgetman4206]

That won't really do anything. The problem is that hunting isn't very efficient. The number of hunters in a given area as well as permission for accessing property. Ideally a wave of people moving across the land, in a controlled manner would be the best at flushing out every animal. From there, you'd have people pick off specific animals.

[@danieljurca2113]

In a post apocalipse situation that stock is gold.

[@RioSul50]

All the hunters I knew ATE the venison. I have eaten venison many times. It is good yet tastes a little wild so many hunters mix ground venison with hamburger and it is very much like regular hamburger.

[@JungleSupreme]

Thanks for the info!

[@tonyfernandes3557]

The number of wild pigs, boars, etc., could be easily controlled by using their meat to feed the millions of people who starve even in the USA!...

[@NathanBonsal]

Americans eat deer and wild hogs all the time. I don't know where you get your information. However, when a farmer has eradicated dozens of them, they don't get eaten because it's not legal to sell the meat, you have to eat it yourself.

[@rosskardon7195]

I am Jewish and because of how I do not keep kosher, wild boar meat in any form is one of my favorite foods. For example, where I live in Philadelphia, PA at the Reading Terminal, I recently bought wild boar bacon and it tastes much better than domestic bacon.

[@AZ-rg3rf]

yum yum yum

[@sullyway51]

Bear bacon is good also.

[@rosskardon7195]

Thank you for your reply and letting me know about bear bacon.@@sullyway51

[@jugojanggu1269]

In the heart of borneo island, we eat this wild bore meat, and it is so delisous with Natural spicy😋actually for my native tribe😂

[@GaryMorgan-l3c]

Can't the meat be frozen for 6 months to a year, before processing? I lived in an area with a numerous Bear population. Because Bear are part of the 'Pig" family, this was a safe way to eat.

[@jimbob8533]

pork does not have much freeze time. The fat gets nasty after a while. Best to eat while fresh or withing a few months.

[@kristinetrott5087]

Bears are certainly NOT in the pig family! There is so much misinformation in this video. Wolves don't attack and kill humans like you say. This is so much disgusting BS!

[@RonFleischhacker-bi7gt]

Bear n pig are NOT related.

[@tedhamilton2362]

Deer season is an opportunity to EAT deer meat. Deer season is NOT wasted meat.

[@sf49erswarriorsgiantsgumba99]

I’m in Cali, and we go hunting twice a month, Wild pigs and dears mostly. We hunt them for consumption, and we never hunt for fun!! We give most of the meat away, and take what we need. There’s nothing wasted here!! Bunch of BS information stated in this video!! Btw, I’ve never seen a wild pig eating garbage in a populated city/suburbs!!! And you hardly see wolves!! 99% of the time, they stay out of humans ways. But if you live close to their territories, that’s a different story…

[@Pheoniex]

Good for you for being resourceful. :)

[@gerardmeehan8240]

Every year in South Carolina the deer season opens August 15th and runs through January 1st you are allowed to take two bucks a day everyday and occasionally there are d o e days it should be Country Wide

[@dewce64]

Is it possible to relocate the wolves to where the boar are and let nature take its course? Just a suggestion.

[@johncane2304]

What about Siberian tiger

[@AZ-rg3rf]

@@johncane2304 Siberian tigers as an invasive species would be terrifying LOL

[@johncane2304]

@@AZ-rg3rf boar is a pests there ,it should be the siberian tiger to the job..

[@NitinK.A]

​@@AZ-rg3rfit won't be.. Put a collor on the tiger, let it roam free they have too much hogs and deer to hunt they will hardly think about humans , even if they are injured. 😅🤪

[@whereswaldo5740]

Not sure where you got all this video footage but it’s awesome. Best watched with the volume off Not sure where you heard about all this waste. But it not true. Better than bugs. Eat game. Prepared right it’s delicious and nourishing.

[@JungleSupreme]

Which part is not true ?

[@DanAnderson-zo8mr]

Most of it, nobody I know wastes venison, its delicious. His wolf info is completely made up. We have a hunting season for wolves here in Montana and last year we killed 62. California does NOT have wolf hunts and the total number of wolves in California is less than 200. He's making it all up.

[@joebocci4427]

I can tell you as a California hunter and outdoorsman, there is no way 250-700K wolves- not even close. About 10 years ago there were no confirmed wolf sightings in California. US Fish & Wildlife at the time, released 1-2 in remote Oregon. As if now there have been some sightings in the state ( about less than 10). The producer if this video needs to get their facts straight through solid research .

[@donniemanchester2144]

We actually do eat hundreds of thousands of wild pigs year round. I’m in the Deep South and it’s normal here

[@unrealdevop]

I understand the problem with Wild Boars and Deer but what about that invasive and highly destructive species we call Human? Shouldn't we be more concerned about getting rid of that one? Lol

[@SharkHustler]

Well said; couldn't be further from the truth. But if you look around and read the news every so often (in your state, assuming you're American), I believe it's already happening there.

[@DonalDocRavioli]

Could the meat be processed into fertilizer?

[@dalesmyth7398]

The bones could for sure.

[@hammadaliabbasi]

Deer meat is very costly in Asian countries , USA can export it

[@calonarang7378]

My be you should farm deer over there.

[@TacticalCanner]

What are you talking about? The 6 million deer a year killed are mostly eaten by the hunters (myself included). You are not allowed to just shoot deer and not take the meat, even if you have a hunting license. That is all meat that ends up in Americans' freezers.

[@JungleSupreme]

Thanks for your view!

[@GrantOakes]

4:50 mark, is absolute bogus! There is only about 18,000 wolves in the US, how could over 500,000 be killed each year?