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Re: Were any hogs native? [Re: Jurassic Park] #6573105
07/13/19 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Jurassic Park
Originally Posted by Gary Benson
Razorbacks? Havelinas? Or were they all imported?
A local fella in SE Nebraska wanted to turn loose hogs on a piece of land so he could sell hog hunts. He about got tarred and feathered by the farmers.


LOL! Gotta love the ingenuity though! I wish him success!


This is why Missouri made hunting hogs as a sport illegal. As long as some fool thinks he can make a buck, native ecosystems be damned, we will continue having problems.


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Re: Were any hogs native? [Re: Gary Benson] #6573321
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The wild boar is not native to North America or North Carolina. The wild boar was believed to have been brought to North America by Christopher Columbus in 1493. The wild boar did not come to North Carolina until April 1912, when hunters brought 13 European boars to a game preserve at Hooper’s Bald in Graham County. By 1920, approximately 100 boars had escaped into the Great Smoky Mountains and established a wild breeding population. During the 1940s, a second release occurred, this one planned, in Green River Cove in Polk County.
Since then, feral farm hogs have interbred so that nowadays there is little to no Russian bloodline.


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Re: Were any hogs native? [Re: Gary Benson] #6573333
07/13/19 05:44 PM
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A few years ago a fella around Lincoln NE was going around stocking carp in ponds and lakes as he liked to catch them. I'm pretty sure he commited suicide the Hillary way.


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Re: Were any hogs native? [Re: Zim] #6573336
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Originally Posted by Zim
Simple question from a simpleton in Wisconsin.
Why in God's name would you pay money to hunt a pig
when good bacon is $5 a pound in the store?
Now shooting a deer is a different deal altogether.

Zim


Wld pork does not taste like the stuff you get at the grocery store. think of it like turkey. Why would ya go out hunting them if ya can get a ready plucked frozen one at Wally World?


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Re: Were any hogs native? [Re: Scuba1] #6573346
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Originally Posted by Scuba1
Originally Posted by Zim
Simple question from a simpleton in Wisconsin.
Why in God's name would you pay money to hunt a pig
when good bacon is $5 a pound in the store?
Now shooting a deer is a different deal altogether.

Zim


Wld pork does not taste like the stuff you get at the grocery store. think of it like turkey. Why would ya go out hunting them if ya can get a ready plucked frozen one at Wally World?

The only time I've had wild boar was on a Disney cruise it was amazing. Much better than the store stuff

Re: Were any hogs native? [Re: Gary Benson] #6573353
07/13/19 06:37 PM
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Well back to the title of this thread... I did date this one Paiute gal briefly...


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Re: Were any hogs native? [Re: Gary Benson] #6573378
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^^^
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Re: Were any hogs native? [Re: Gary Benson] #6573401
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Ever had a hog hunt in a bar? Guys go invite an ugly girl to come sit at the table, then bail out and leave her with his buddies.


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Re: Were any hogs native? [Re: Gary Benson] #6573409
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People that live where there are a lot of wild hogs have a little different opinion on them as table fare. It usually goes something like this “if you get them not much over a hundred pounds their not to bad to actually pretty good depending on what they are eating. Anything over 250 gets pretty rank pretty quick” This is from a man that killed 193 wild hogs in one year, and kills more than a few every year.
Also when you see piglets with stripes when they are young that is European genetics showing up.


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Re: Were any hogs native? [Re: cmcf] #6573454
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Originally Posted by cmcf
People that live where there are a lot of wild hogs have a little different opinion on them as table fare. It usually goes something like this “if you get them not much over a hundred pounds their not to bad to actually pretty good depending on what they are eating. Anything over 250 gets pretty rank pretty quick” This is from a man that killed 193 wild hogs in one year, and kills more than a few every year.
Also when you see piglets with stripes when they are young that is European genetics showing up.

This. Sows ain’t too bad up to 125-150 though. Boars 75 and below.
And if you don’t have hogs then count yourselves blessed. They may seem like they would be nice to have to hunt, and if you could get rid of them then they might be. They’re like an STD, once you got’em you’ve got’em for life! I killed 2 yesterday evening checking/resetting traps. We kill them anytime we see them, day or night.

Re: Were any hogs native? [Re: Gary Benson] #6573492
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I wish we had hogs here. A good population that stayed and grew. It would be fun!


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Re: Were any hogs native? [Re: Jurassic Park] #6573503
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Originally Posted by Jurassic Park
I wish we had hogs here. A good population that stayed and grew. It would be fun!


Hah... I see you're quite the angler as well.


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Re: Were any hogs native? [Re: Jurassic Park] #6573520
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Originally Posted by Jurassic Park
I wish we had hogs here. A good population that stayed and grew. It would be fun!

No, you really don't. They breed like rabbits and the females can reproduce as early as 4 months old. Their population curve assuming no mortality is staggeringly exponential. The USDA presentation on them is 2 million hogs in 7 years from.a single breeding pair assuming no mortality.

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