Had some of these dig under my fence and get into my property, mostly tore up a bunch of roots. Haven't seen them since. Glad your helping reduce this population. People who are not from Texas don't understand how invasive these have become.
Oh yeah, ain't that the truth. I live in Hays County, just west of the Balcones Escarpment. They've bounties on those things here! You take a tail in, and you get paid. Best of all, you get to keep the meat.
I was in the air force in Abilene '78-82. There were chipmunks on base, and armadillos at the apartment complex where I lived, but I had never seen any in Georgia until recently. I have chipmunk borrows all around my house in the Atlanta suburbs and an armadillo has been digging in my garden. We have plenty of deer, but luckily the pigs haven't made their way north yet. I have seen them 100 miles south of me though.
I'm from Florida and I DO know how invasive they are. Friends of ours lost a 5 acre strawberry field in 3 nights. I went out one day to see what the dog's were barking at only to have to see a boar that was one square under the 5ft wire livestock fence, trying to get in. His headstone would have read "Wilbur, to nosey for his own good".
they are a big problem in florida too. even in the middle of tampa. one of the hospitals out there have pig traps right behind the tree line but they look like they dont catch them with them. they are big box traps.
Years ago I played call of duty online with a player named Hoghunter. He was in Texas. He would catch the wild hogs and make sausage out of them. I just learned that he died in 2023. Rip Hoghunter. Miss your laugh!
Larry the cable guy did a show on feral hog hunting in Florida and the damage and disease that these animals breed are unimaginable, thank u for you work eradicating these mammals May God bless u and keep u safe !
You are a pretty smart man. Getting those young fella's to load them hogs. Those hogs are so destructive. I only have one serious experience.....in Missouri....10 years ago. Middle of a downpour rain headed to a campsite, and this huge hog came running across the 4 lane I was traveling. I was in a 2007 Toyota Highlander.....this Hog was as tall as the front of my SUV. It was so fast and came out quick, but so thankful it spun around and went the other direction, It would have surely totaled my vehicle. These wild hogs make me nervous in areas we are hiking as well. They are so aggressive and destructive.
I ALWAYS look forward to Sunday videos from y'all! The devotionals bring peace for me. And then I get a peak into your world and myself and my grandsons love these videos! I've explained to them that these hogs are trouble for families and farmers. And doing what Mr.David does, he helps take care of the hogs to stop destroying property and crops and he also feeds so many families with this. Now they understand why you do this and they wait for Sundays with Grandma! Love these videos!!
Absolutely another spectacular beautiful shooting filming footage compilation adventure and thanks again David and have a wonderful blessing weekend ! ..
I used to help out at the hog station locally when trappers brought them in live to be weighed. The station paid per pound and size for all turned in. The processor came by every Friday and collected them. The meat was then sold in Europe and at the time they were getting around $50/lb. It's a delicacy in some places over there. His holding pen was around 75 foot diameter with a shute with a weight scale that had 2 doors so he could weigh each hog. One trapper, I remember got his leg near torn off trying to get the hog out of his trap and into his truck for transport to the station. That protruding appendage off the snout is sharp enough to cut flesh. They are very dangerous and more so when trapped. The traps they used had one way doors with bait inside. Hogs have a very good sense of smell and seek out the bait and circle the trap until they found the opening. It was an interesting experience dealing with these critters. I brought two little baby feral hogs to my daughter to play with that were the size of a puppy. Very cute when young but very dangerous when adult. Some locals have used the meat themselves for BBQ. I've never eaten any feral myself.
Them young bucks get the job done I remember those days, Yawt your'e' a young buck at 45 too im 77 enjoyed the video lot hard work moving traps loading hogs God Bless 👍
Awesome episode. Anytime the kids enjoying the outdoors they're off their phone, tablet and out of trouble. Keep showing the next generation how its done
When I hear kids outside, doing normal kid things, I know where they are not....not drugs, not gangs, not in trouble with the law, just being involved in better things
Have a blessed Lords day brother ⚓ Enjoyed your video, keep them coming, continued prayers for you, church and family 🙏 may the peace of Christ be with you today 🕊️
David thank you for the Bible lesson. I always look forward to you reading the gospel to your followers. The hog trapping is just an added bonus. Brought to you from the YAWT YAWT show. Stay tuned in for hog trapping near you.
Good Sunday evening brother and man what a great show today. enjoyed watching ya catch all them hogs and the young bucks helping out. Its always nice to have help. Looking forward to the next Yawt Yawt show and the podcast Tuesday. Take care and as always God bless ya Yawt Yawt 🙏
I watched it. Why are Federal Agents checking out shots fired on private property? They don’t take 911 calls. The Duck hunting thing doesn’t make sense.
Great video David! Nice haul of hogs. Too bad there was only 1 around 185 lbs, but then again, I guess you got all the big ones. Nice seeing you get some help down in that duck hole. Thanks for sharing!!!
Great video!! So glad the younger generation got in on this!! Got a good many hogs out of the way!!🎉🎉🎉🎉 So thank you for allowing us to share in your life!! God bless you and keep you and your family!❤❤❤
6:40 That's a beautiful Southern Watersnake (Latin name: Nerodia fasciata) you found there! He's a big boy! The adults can get over 4 feet long, so he's been around for a bit. Thankfully, you aren't a fish, or he'd been after you!
@richardallgood815 -- I could be wrong, but I don't believe I am. Pine snakes have a ridge running down their back, which I don't see on this one. The head shape and patterning on this snake also don't scream pine snake to me. Whatever it is, it's a beauty!
Keep up the good work David. I wouldn’t worry about the conservation officer. They have a job to do. One of my good friends is a conservation officer. Have a great day!😊
@@DavidEllisYawtYawti think they do do trap some in TX than get them fat and healthy and castrate the boars 🐗 and process them for wild pig meat for restaurants and grocery stores.
The way you handled the situation with the busted nose hog and your quick thinking to switch up tactics with the deer feed was impressive. Plus, the humor and energy you bring make the whole experience entertaining and engaging.
Please take care of your back buddy. I used to pull things like you’ve been and now I’ve had two surgeries on my back and it’s relieve the pain, but I can’t pull anything anymore. Use that winch and don’t be ashamed. Or maybe get Red out there with you some more. Sunday mornings to me are Yawt yawt time.
Hi David Fred here from South Africa. Regarding the 308, I hunt medium to bigger game with a 308. I use Federal Premium 150gr.308 rounds with great success. A good caliber rifle for hunting. I was on the range a bit ago, and constantly hit a 7 inch steel plate at 400 yards. It's locally made Musgrave rifle with a Bushnell Trophy Extreme 4-16x44 scope with a suppressor
David, your skill in hog hunting is sharp! Keep up the great work! On another subject; do a livestream with Michelle. I want to hear about the lines you used to court her 😂😂. She’s the best!
Congrats on helping the ol' duck hole out again!!! And as for Mr. Green Jeans show'n up, that's what happens when it gets a bit WESTERN on a hog hunt!!!!👍😎 BEST OF LUCK on the next spot, and GOD BLESS ALL!!!!!!👍😊🙏🙏🙏🙏
I needed this today... I laughed so hard... "I dont know nothing bout no yawt yawt.."lolololol.... First thing I said was "He better ask somebody"... The Yawt Yawt is FAMOUS! Made my day!!
David (Yawt), I like the name “the dapper trapper”! Now that a great name for you. Now we’ve got “the dapper trapper” and “Ole Reliable Red”; that’s a wining combination if I’ve ever seen and heard one!!
You know that the government is the problem and they bought the damn Russian hogs here in the 50s and they crossed with the pigs that were here making them get better at survival and they raised more than the hogs that were here I can remember when if you found a hog track we put a dog on it and the hog would be in someone's pen getting fatter so they would be bacon pretty quick God Bless Y'all and have a great weekend 😊😊😊😊😊
Those aren't Russian hogs there's a difference. Those are farm hogs that got loose and have multiplied. They are a differant body build. I live near a preserve that has Russian hogs so differant
@@kristendaniels8479 they have Russia blood in them look at there tails they have tails like a rusty and if they were farm hogs that got losses they would have a cerly tail thoughts hogs he showed in the video have rushing blood I have been around them scene they were bought here from Russia and they have the blood if you dna them I bet my farm they are and they’re here because if the jfk persadent cabnit that brought them here too eglin air resavation in early 60s I had a great uncle that had the job too take care of them he was a government employee and he would trap hogs and bring them in to the pen and bread them to the Russia bora they had in the pen once they were bread they were turned out in the river swamp and they went all over the south east and now they’re in Mississippi Texsa Oklahoma and Tennessee Ga
Can't imagine the amount of destruction you have prevented by taking those hogs out of circulation. Feel sorry for the Fed who doesn't know Yawt Yawt! His loss!! LOL Sounds like he thought he had cracked a major case there. What a disappointment to find it was someone doing good!! Go David, train and inspire others to follow in your footsteps. The environment NEEDS true conservationists. Thanks man, another great video. Stop feeling old at 45. I am close to TWICE that. I feel freaking OLD man. LOL
David you always have busy bodies with their discussing bull crap telling lies you and those boy's just keep taking out those pigs for truly good folks that can use them God Bless you ALL
Wow !! What a great enjoyable video ! U put us n a happy moment and we luv watching the things u do from the heart and doing it n a humble way 🙏✝️🇺🇸thanking u 💫
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The Feds should be so happy for what you are doing to help the environment and the economy.
They are
💪👍💪
Yes.
Shut up
I wouldn't lift a finger to help a Fed
Had some of these dig under my fence and get into my property, mostly tore up a bunch of roots. Haven't seen them since. Glad your helping reduce this population. People who are not from Texas don't understand how invasive these have become.
Oh yeah, ain't that the truth. I live in Hays County, just west of the Balcones Escarpment. They've bounties on those things here! You take a tail in, and you get paid. Best of all, you get to keep the meat.
I was in the air force in Abilene '78-82. There were chipmunks on base, and armadillos at the apartment complex where I lived, but I had never seen any in Georgia until recently. I have chipmunk borrows all around my house in the Atlanta suburbs and an armadillo has been digging in my garden. We have plenty of deer, but luckily the pigs haven't made their way north yet. I have seen them 100 miles south of me though.
I'm from Florida and I DO know how invasive they are. Friends of ours lost a 5 acre strawberry field in 3 nights.
I went out one day to see what the dog's were barking at only to have to see a boar that was one square under the 5ft wire livestock fence, trying to get in. His headstone would have read "Wilbur, to nosey for his own good".
they are a big problem in florida too. even in the middle of tampa. one of the hospitals out there have pig traps right behind the tree line but they look like they dont catch them with them. they are big box traps.
How much per tail?
Thank you so much for sharing your devotionals. My boyfriend never misses your videos and this is the only witness that he gets. Forever grateful.
Thank you
Just remember don’t marry if you will be unequally yoked! Blessing to you girl!!
Praying for y'all
@@Hpt96 agreed!
@@DavidEllisYawtYawthow can I move into this profession?!?!
Years ago I played call of duty online with a player named Hoghunter. He was in Texas. He would catch the wild hogs and make sausage out of them. I just learned that he died in 2023. Rip Hoghunter. Miss your laugh!
Larry the cable guy did a show on feral hog hunting in Florida and the damage and disease that these animals breed are unimaginable, thank u for you work eradicating these mammals May God bless u and keep u safe !
I never knew anything about these nasty looking creatures. They sure look scary. Wow.
You are a pretty smart man. Getting those young fella's to load them hogs. Those hogs are so destructive. I only have one serious experience.....in Missouri....10 years ago. Middle of a downpour rain headed to a campsite, and this huge hog came running across the 4 lane I was traveling. I was in a 2007 Toyota Highlander.....this Hog was as tall as the front of my SUV. It was so fast and came out quick, but so thankful it spun around and went the other direction, It would have surely totaled my vehicle. These wild hogs make me nervous in areas we are hiking as well. They are so aggressive and destructive.
As we get older, the heavy work gets tougher to accomplish.
Good for you bringing along the young guys.
Her in the PNW we call that "fresh Vertebrae."
I ALWAYS look forward to Sunday videos from y'all! The devotionals bring peace for me. And then I get a peak into your world and myself and my grandsons love these videos! I've explained to them that these hogs are trouble for families and farmers. And doing what Mr.David does, he helps take care of the hogs to stop destroying property and crops and he also feeds so many families with this. Now they understand why you do this and they wait for Sundays with Grandma! Love these videos!!
Thank you.
Absolutely another spectacular beautiful shooting filming footage compilation adventure and thanks again David and have a wonderful blessing weekend ! ..
I’ve developed the greatest respect for rural people watching videos like this, always lived easy life in a big city.
Am a truck driver I picked up plenty of Walmart loads from southern feed & seed in Macon ms 👍🏾
Good stuff heck yea
I used to help out at the hog station locally when trappers brought them in live to be weighed. The station paid per pound and size for all turned in. The processor came by every Friday and collected them. The meat was then sold in Europe and at the time they were getting around $50/lb. It's a delicacy in some places over there. His holding pen was around 75 foot diameter with a shute with a weight scale that had 2 doors so he could weigh each hog. One trapper, I remember got his leg near torn off trying to get the hog out of his trap and into his truck for transport to the station. That protruding appendage off the snout is sharp enough to cut flesh. They are very dangerous and more so when trapped. The traps they used had one way doors with bait inside. Hogs have a very good sense of smell and seek out the bait and circle the trap until they found the opening. It was an interesting experience dealing with these critters. I brought two little baby feral hogs to my daughter to play with that were the size of a puppy. Very cute when young but very dangerous when adult. Some locals have used the meat themselves for BBQ. I've never eaten any feral myself.
A city person here asks if the meat is tested before being sold and shipped.
Them young bucks get the job done I remember those days, Yawt your'e' a young buck at 45 too im 77 enjoyed the video lot hard work moving traps loading hogs God Bless 👍
Right on
Good morning David and thank you for another great video. Really enjoy hearing you read scripture. Have a blessed day!❤
Congrats brother, thanks for the help to the young men. God Bless y'all. John V. Michigan. 🙏🇺🇸❤️🦅🗽💪
Awesome episode. Anytime the kids enjoying the outdoors they're off their phone, tablet and out of trouble. Keep showing the next generation how its done
When I hear kids outside, doing normal kid things, I know where they are not....not drugs, not gangs, not in trouble with the law, just being involved in better things
David, Keep doing what you do. I enjoy your bright, positive attitude. Keep on smoking those hogs.
Thank you
Trapped 75+ off my 100 acre homesite east of Tallahassee, FL in the spring of 2022. Determined to never let them get that out of control again.
That was one MAD hog!!!! Excellent video Mr Yawt! Young head knockers in-training! Great job!
Thank you
Just found this channel! ❤ it!
Yawt Yawt, you remind me of ole Jerry Clower from Liberty, MS. Best comedian/storyteller ever! ❤
I appreciate that. Maybe you can come to one of shows one day.
Have a blessed Lords day brother ⚓ Enjoyed your video, keep them coming, continued prayers for you, church and family 🙏 may the peace of Christ be with you today 🕊️
Thank you
David thank you for the Bible lesson. I always look forward to you reading the gospel to your followers. The hog trapping is just an added bonus. Brought to you from the YAWT YAWT show. Stay tuned in for hog trapping near you.
I’m from England and love the Sunday videos 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you
Your work is so important. And you have such a good attitude. Best of all - YOU LOVE JESUS! Keep up the good work!
Jesus loves to see his animals killed?
Good Sunday evening brother and man what a great show today. enjoyed watching ya catch all them hogs and the young bucks helping out. Its always nice to have help. Looking forward to the next Yawt Yawt show and the podcast Tuesday. Take care and as always God bless ya Yawt Yawt 🙏
Thanks bud.
@@DavidEllisYawtYawt welcome brother 👍
From Buffalo, NY, great video, thanks!! Can't believe all those wild hogs in your territory. They must be very destructive to farms and crops.
Watching in Williamsville , NY . Great video.
... WHAT ?! OMG !! THE FEDS SHOULD BE DOING SOMETHING ELSE, LIKE SECURING OUR BORDERS.
Did you watch the whole video ??.... Your comment suggests no
hogs are a bigger issue right now
I watched it. Why are Federal Agents checking out shots fired on private property? They don’t take 911 calls. The Duck hunting thing doesn’t make sense.
Karens everywhere !
@@Wavedancer228Of course!
Brings back memories. Thank You! Oklahoma is over ran by hogs. 😢
Really where? I live d I wn by Moore never seen one
Yea, where? Maybe close to Texas and Arkansas borders?
@biliegh_itiswhatitis It was my fault thoughts.I have a house in Oklahoma City.Never once seen a pig.Although I do know they've overrun this country
Love the yawt yawt show!!
Prayer is the answer!! Stay with it. Thanks for your devotion
Great video David! Nice haul of hogs. Too bad there was only 1 around 185 lbs, but then again, I guess you got all the big ones. Nice seeing you get some help down in that duck hole.
Thanks for sharing!!!
Great video!! So glad the younger generation got in on this!! Got a good many hogs out of the way!!🎉🎉🎉🎉 So thank you for allowing us to share in your life!! God bless you and keep you and your family!❤❤❤
Good Morning David from Virginia! Looks like you have been bringing home more bacon! Great job as always young Man!!! Congratulations guys!
6:40 That's a beautiful Southern Watersnake (Latin name: Nerodia fasciata) you found there! He's a big boy! The adults can get over 4 feet long, so he's been around for a bit. Thankfully, you aren't a fish, or he'd been after you!
Thanks for the ID. And Nice camera work David.
Thanks man, was looking for someone to say what type, pretty good size snake.
Looks like a pine snake to me but whatever it is its a big one
@@richardallgood815 man… big ole snake.. thought at first it was one of those Florida Pythons!
@richardallgood815 -- I could be wrong, but I don't believe I am. Pine snakes have a ridge running down their back, which I don't see on this one. The head shape and patterning on this snake also don't scream pine snake to me. Whatever it is, it's a beauty!
Keep up the good work David. I wouldn’t worry about the conservation officer. They have a job to do. One of my good friends is a conservation officer. Have a great day!😊
Aww yea. They just doing their job
What. Y'all. Do. With. All. Them. C'mon
That funny, 1st thing when you said Game Warden I thought of Buford T. Justice.😆
😂
Good morning Mr. Hog Hunter! We have plenty in North Texas when your done there….lol
I know yall do. 😂 and a live market I could make more money 😂
@@DavidEllisYawtYawti think they do do trap some in TX than get them fat and healthy and castrate the boars 🐗 and process them for wild pig meat for restaurants and grocery stores.
Love it, Daniel Arms turned me on to your channel. Now I'm addicted, you hear!! Prayers, be safe, and GOD Speed!!!!
I love Daniel's channel
Top job keep up the great work that you do. Lord be with you.
I love it so much when people do the neccesaary work like this but dont cut corners and cause any unnecessary suffering ❤ ty for your work
Thank you.
❤ Glad you got some good help. They are learning from the best. 😊
Your help seems like nice young men. Glad they’re interested in helping you.
Glad you got help, I knew I was starting to lose some strength after 45 years of age.
Good morning from Syracuse NY brother from another mother
Good morning!
Look at that last shirt at the closing. Wow! Now that is dapper. 😎🤠
😂 😂
The way you handled the situation with the busted nose hog and your quick thinking to switch up tactics with the deer feed was impressive. Plus, the humor and energy you bring make the whole experience entertaining and engaging.
Thank you n
Awesome video Yawt. You made my day. TY 😃😃
Glad you enjoyed it!
Keep up with your great content. And may the Good Lord keep blessing you and your’s.
Wow duck hole got the hogs for sure now it head knocking time good video David stay safe from central MS
You bet
GOOD LANDS!!! Great job, I know the folks in the area are grateful.
My Mom's side of the family are around Collins, Williamsburg and what used to be Ora, Mississippi... beautiful state!
Please take care of your back buddy. I used to pull things like you’ve been and now I’ve had two surgeries on my back and it’s relieve the pain, but I can’t pull anything anymore. Use that winch and don’t be ashamed. Or maybe get Red out there with you some more. Sunday mornings to me are Yawt yawt time.
Hi David Fred here from South Africa.
Regarding the 308, I hunt medium to bigger game with a 308. I use Federal Premium 150gr.308 rounds with great success. A good caliber rifle for hunting. I was on the range a bit ago, and constantly hit a 7 inch steel plate at 400 yards.
It's locally made Musgrave rifle with a Bushnell Trophy Extreme 4-16x44 scope with a suppressor
Thank you
You got these young buck's and that's nice. There some big boys.
👋PITTSBURGH PENNSYLVANIA HEAR.
THANKS FOR THE VIDEO. HARD WORK. 😊
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video! Love how you read scripture. Nice hogs!
Thankyou so much for reading the word of God. Really enjoyed it. Always put God first and he will bless you.
David, your new alias, The Dapper Trapper! Great name. Keep up the great work.
😂 😂
I know that a lot of people won't understand what terrible problems the pigs are for you guys. Great job 👏
David, your skill in hog hunting is sharp! Keep up the great work!
On another subject; do a livestream with Michelle. I want to hear about the lines you used to court her 😂😂. She’s the best!
Steffanie
@@DavidEllisYawtYawt I apologize for getting her name wrong 😑
Awesome video God Bless you and your family Amen
Put them boys to work Yawt, we can't do it all anymore!
Have a tremendous day bud!
Thanks
You give a new meaning to pulled pork, thank you I'll be here all week.
Well done, David! Have a Blessed Day 😊🐷
Hey Mr. David, dey called da feds on ya 😮 you know when you great who God blesses no one can touch. 😀
Great hunting with a good ole sense of humor, stay bold, frosty, and handsome :)
We serve a gracious God.
A belly full of corn and a head full of lead.
You're smoking their game Yawt.
I like you upload on Sundays.
Many thanks.
Thank you
Congrats on helping the ol' duck hole out again!!! And as for Mr. Green Jeans show'n up, that's what happens when it gets a bit WESTERN on a hog hunt!!!!👍😎 BEST OF LUCK on the next spot, and GOD BLESS ALL!!!!!!👍😊🙏🙏🙏🙏
😂
@@DavidEllisYawtYawt 👍😎🙏
Wonderful to see you David
I always agree with you Doug! You take my mind
All the federales say “ We gonna catch the Yawt someday. We’ll get him when his tag expires…”Dapper Trapper😂😂
😂
I enjoy the scripture as gud as the hog trappin David. Keep up yers and His great work podner!
Good morning, if it was a Burmese python , they’ll be getting your hogs , your gonna have to be a snake charmer next 😂, Great video 🙏🙏🙏
Them hogs there Yawt are some high strung animals but I know the Yawt took the fire rite out of them. Keep up the good work buddy.
Great video David. You definitely got your quota. Good job. 👍❤️
Great traping as usual David. Take care and be safe. Love to you and your family ❤
Keep doing what you do and spreading the Gospel as well.
Thanks again for another awesome video I really enjoyed it and as always I'm really looking forward to seeing the next video
Thank you
Great video and your personality is Awesome
Your magic tricks are better than David Copperfield😂😂😂🎉❤
😂 😂
I'm new to your channel. Just found it randomly. The Word from the Lord is a nice surprise. Keep on living for him.
Greetings, to the now, "dapper trapper" 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤗
Good man, calling the Feds before they call you.
Good luck 🤞, and God bless, as always. 😊
I needed this today... I laughed so hard... "I dont know nothing bout no yawt yawt.."lolololol.... First thing I said was "He better ask somebody"... The Yawt Yawt is FAMOUS! Made my day!!
😂 😂
What a huge snake. He surely wasn't afraid of you. Enjoyed.
That was rthe smartest thing I have seen you do yet!! !Congrats !!!!
😂 well don’t get used to it. I still got a lot of dumb in me 😂
I’m glad you had some help. It’s a plague!
Great job! Grettings from Spain! Awesome episode!
Hey, thanks!
4:11 - new definition of doing your morning stretches!
I'm about as different from you as anybody could be but would almost certainly get along with you. You have a magnetic personality.
Run run fast as you can, you done got trapped by the Yawt Yawt man. 😂
😂
David (Yawt), I like the name “the dapper trapper”! Now that a great name for you. Now we’ve got “the dapper trapper” and “Ole Reliable Red”; that’s a wining combination if I’ve ever seen and heard one!!
C’mon
You know that the government is the problem and they bought the damn Russian hogs here in the 50s and they crossed with the pigs that were here making them get better at survival and they raised more than the hogs that were here I can remember when if you found a hog track we put a dog on it and the hog would be in someone's pen getting fatter so they would be bacon pretty quick God Bless Y'all and have a great weekend 😊😊😊😊😊
Those aren't Russian hogs there's a difference. Those are farm hogs that got loose and have multiplied. They are a differant body build. I live near a preserve that has Russian hogs so differant
@@kristendaniels8479 they have Russia blood in them look at there tails they have tails like a rusty and if they were farm hogs that got losses they would have a cerly tail thoughts hogs he showed in the video have rushing blood I have been around them scene they were bought here from Russia and they have the blood if you dna them I bet my farm they are and they’re here because if the jfk persadent cabnit that brought them here too eglin air resavation in early 60s I had a great uncle that had the job too take care of them he was a government employee and he would trap hogs and bring them in to the pen and bread them to the Russia bora they had in the pen once they were bread they were turned out in the river swamp and they went all over the south east and now they’re in Mississippi Texsa Oklahoma and Tennessee Ga
And
They are now from the Everglades to Clafornya
They don’t do anything for the inveirmen
Can't imagine the amount of destruction you have prevented by taking those hogs out of circulation. Feel sorry for the Fed who doesn't know Yawt Yawt! His loss!! LOL Sounds like he thought he had cracked a major case there. What a disappointment to find it was someone doing good!! Go David, train and inspire others to follow in your footsteps. The environment NEEDS true conservationists. Thanks man, another great video. Stop feeling old at 45. I am close to TWICE that. I feel freaking OLD man. LOL
David you always have busy bodies with their discussing bull crap telling lies you and those boy's just keep taking out those pigs for truly good folks that can use them God Bless you ALL
Thanks for sharing. There's some 2 legged wild critters in the big city..
You can hire me & you'll never have to pull hogs again
Wow !! What a great enjoyable video ! U put us n a happy moment and we luv watching the things u do from the heart and doing it n a humble way 🙏✝️🇺🇸thanking u 💫
The all you can eat buffet is the best 🤤🎉
I did enjoy the ride, thanks!
Awesome for getting your quota plus extra
Well done yawt...59...good to see the young help