Posted by John A. on October 29, 2009 at 19:55:58 from (76.1.122.170):
In Reply to: ot hogs posted by ken in texas on October 29, 2009 at 12:29:12:
Ken, In my area, of Williamson & Burnet Co. we do not have any major problems yet, BUT probably not for long Dam Hogs breed like Rabbits! My Hunters have instructions to WASTE any and all that they see Do not let any get away, I advocate poison when all else fails. Hogs are epidemic in some areas of Texas, not so much in others. Here it is still marginal. These are just Ferrel domestic Hogs, set free to run wild. Starting to see them dead on the side of the road, here and there, where the have been hit by cars and trucks mostly 100 lbs and less, It is the 250 lbs Hogs where things go South in a hurry, But you already knew that. Take care! Later, John A.
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