Posted by Dan in North Houston on March 25, 2019 at 08:44:00 from (216.136.87.146):
In Reply to: Repairing hog damage posted by Dan in North Houston on March 25, 2019 at 08:35:02:
Guess the photos were too big, so here are some more.
After re-seeding, I use a roller packer to firm up and smooth out the damage.
Last photo was taken Sunday morning. They came back to inspect my work. All of my fences are barb-wire, but have come to the conclusion that putting up woven wire is about the only way to cut down on the damage.
Interested to hear how other people approach the problem. I have a custom operator that bales my hay. When the hogs damage an area, he just by-passes it rather than try to run his 14' rig across it, and I can't blame him. Not only does the damage tear up the ground, but wooly croton quick sprouts in the damaged area and takes over the area.
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