Hunting the Most Destructive Pest in America
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 เม.ย. 2022
- They destroyed his crops. Now this farmer hunts them down at night with an AR-15 and thermal scope.
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** Why Do We Hunt Hogs? **
Feral hogs are a non-native and invasive species in Texas. Each year hogs cause millions of dollars in damage in the form of damaged crops, contaminated water supplies, broken equipment, transmission of diseases and injury to livestock.
Feral hogs compete with native wildlife for resources and also prey directly on the eggs and young of ground nesting birds and will actively hunt small mammals, frogs, lizards and snakes.
Due to their intelligence, adaptability, and prolific breeding habits, traditional methods of hunting and trapping have been largely ineffective in reducing the feral hog population. The introduction of night vision and thermal optics has greatly increased landowners' ability to mitigate the destruction caused by feral hogs.
Feral swine are not considered game animals in Texas and may be hunted by any means or methods at any time of year.
More information about the feral hog problem in Texas: • Feral Hogs Are Tearing...
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note to self: hear clown horn in forest, keep MOVING, zig zag if possible.
Bro what its means i have read in many hunting videos what is that sound
I read your comment before I watched. Wasn’t sure of the context. I cried 😂 when I heard the horn.
I laughed out loud when I read your comment. #fact
@@RevDeaconMichael 😁
@@chrisatkins7959 😁
Not only is the clown horn hilarious but it’s also a pretty genius idea to get the animal to face you while staying still. Allowing for a perfect headshot.
Head shot isn't good hunting practice.. Heart/lung shot is preferable!
Yeah. Can you tell if that’s what they are aiming for? I know they are good for quick painless death but it’s a harder shot right? Just curious I do not hunt. Thx.
@@justlook.productions yes it is a harder shot but i don't think many hunters are comfortable with letting any animal suffer from a gunshot wound, even a pest as destructive as feral hogs.
its cruel... stop
@@rofl3 Whoever let those fuckers loose in our state is cruel. We're just cleaning up the mess.
The synchronized shots are very well done but what impresses me most is how close these guys get while going undetected. These animals are always on high alert.
That's what I was thinking too.
snow on floor : no sound wind facing hunters : no smell dark night : no vision
А я думал как одним выстрелом убивают троих. Уже подумал было, что кабаны рядом притворяются.
Although alert, it is impossible to avoid the hunters' professional snipers
I was always curious of what happened once you killed them? Slaughter and store? Sale?
Its crazy how fast they breed and take over. What a well produced video. 👍
They still over populating in the US? Where I'm from wild pig population has been severely decimated from AFS since 2017.
As an ex infantryman in the us army do you understand how hard it is to shoot at multiple targets in succession running in separate directions with that type of accuracy props man!!!
Multiple shooters
Uh..multiple shooters and their targets aren't shooting back either.
@@nomad155 Doesn’t matter. It’s hard as fuck. Those tripods help though
As an ex call of duty black ops 2 player, I can confirm, very difficult.
Snipers can do that lol. 😂
Any surviving boars are going to have PTSD flashbacks every time they hear a clown horn.
Wish I could use a popcorn emoji. Could watch this for hours. Incredible accuracy.
Except the horn. I’ll be nervous next time I hear that horn anywhere. Will never look at a clown the same way 😂
here's your popcorn 🍿🍿
Right🍿
These videos relax me. I see them before I go to sleep. I'm sick?
abso-fucking-lutely SICK
@@chopwood29 nope
Not at all, they’re relaxing
I guess Im sick too 🤨
In my town, as the wild boars used to destroy the orchards a lot, they decided to introduce wolves to naturally control the wild boar population, but it turns out that the wolves prefer to be opportunists instead of being environmentalists, and instead of eating the wild boars, they prefer sheep, goats even calves.
🤣👍
Should have know that an intelligent animal such as the Wolf would perfer an easy meal taking domestic stock,over a more vicious wild prey species.
@@TheLAGopher They are things that only happen in the ecological world of the armchair, they know the theory but when they go to reality they fail miserably
try with anacondas ...
@HoboMaster
In my country there are areas that cannot be allowed, that a boar impregnates a litter of domestic sows, because 100 grams costs more than 12 EU, it is not my area, but in those parts everyone has a license to kill boars and sell them in restaurants with biological monitoring
Some people may think this is cruel, but it actually benefits the native species and the environment.
nope lol as soon as you put yourself in the place of the victim it’s not good for you at all. Stop defending someone killing and animal for no reason when he can build a fence lmao
@@peanutwars dumbass. Did you even read the fucking comment? Killing off invasive species are beneficial and saving the fucking ecosystem. 🤡
@@peanutwars 🤡🤡🤡 a fence aint gonna stop them😂 plus they’re destroying the farmers crops and livelihood. So should we just let them destroy HIS life and OUR food?😐
I agree 100% these so called environmentalists know nothing and they give more rights to animals than people . In Toronto Canada you can go to jail for 6 months for even trapping a racoon . We have 1.6 million raccoons in Toronto and when you count in mice ,rats squirrels, and skunks it's frightening
@@peanutwars tell me u have no brain without telling me you have no brain
I was wondering how you hit three different targets at the same time but then I realized you got your boys with you.
What kind a tripod you are using and most importantly how to you fix the rifle to it
That horn gets me every time. Soo sinister😂
Imagine the last sound you hear being a damn clown's horn.
Come On Georgy 🤪🤣
@@cybernetic_crocodile8462 that’s EXACTLY what I’m sitting here thinking. Imagine minding your business and Ronald McDonald busts your ass 😂
Bruh imagine dying to that 💀
Homie the Clown...💯🏴☠️
I'm not really in to hunting (not opposed to it either) but I would like to go on a hog hunt like this for 3 reasons; 1. They are destructive. 2. These arent like hunting Bambi, these can come after you or your dog, they are just too dangerous. 3. I hear the ribs are delicious.
A.J. : I can bear witness. They are delicious indeed.
Sucker for u dude, in my country children uses bow n arrows and didn't ruin a biome cuz "a shitman Is stupid and if weaponry sells new rounds, shitmans shoot the older bullets". Dude a 12 years old childboy of my country is smarter than a man of yours calling themself an hunter.
saving the ribs is the reason that the shots are mostly head/neck shots.
They also have no natural predators.
Humans are the most destructive 😆
Porque TH-cam me recomienda estos videos a las 2 am y porque me da tanta satisfacción verlos? 💀
Because Porque (pork).
@@thedevilinthecircuit1414 XD
"Hey! Whatcha got there bud?!" Is one thing. But the CLOWN HORN?!? Thats just straight up DISRESPECT 🤣
That was unexpected broh 😂😂
@@Raviraj9172 I SWEAR If these guys dress and paint up like clowns and do a hunting compilation with thermal NODS on I'm gonna LOSE MY SHIT 🤣
I didn't find it that funny until after reading this comment 😅
The horn will get them to stop to try and listen, making easier target.
What a stuppid comment. With horn or without it, the animal will die.
Imagine hearing clown honking noise just before you got clapped
🤣🤣🤣🤦♂️
That's the problem, 60% to 70% are not clean kills.
@@alanhughes9193 , Who cares, ultimately Dead is Dead.
Last thing you'd expect after hearing a clown horn is a bullet to the head
@@alanhughes9193 Not nearly as big as the feral pig problem.
woah that day time night vision is incredible!
Now wait a minute. When the 2-3 shots are synchronized like that, is that with some kind of electronic trigger tool that links the guns somehow? Or just teamwork and practice?
8:19 now you know why they are killing the hogs. This is a great example of them pest destroying farm lands
It blows me away that there are people out there that don't understand what an invasive species is or what they do to ecosystems. Environmental protection comes in many forms and this is one of them.
I think people just cannot understand that the same is done to millions of cows, chickens, pigs every year but they just see a cheeseburger. It's the disconnect between where food actually comes. If they could really grasp how many animals are killed to satiate our desire for meat, things like culling dangerous destructive invasive species wouldn't bother them.
Изверги, вам это взачтется, фашисты на животный мир, горе вашим семьям будет ответкойзеркальной , обезательно, всевышнему виднее что вы творите с природой...
@@user-jx7bn9ct1r Yes, thank you for informing me that you don't know what an "invasive species" is.
@@MrBubonicChronic you’re clearly the one who doesn’t know. Hogs and coyotes are very much invasive species…
@@tomsellout9576 вы явно не в курсе что самый инвазивный вид, это человек
cool guys, what caliber are you using and what guns)?
the horn is priceless.
-Be me chilling in woods
-having a nice stroll
-hears a clown horn
-stop to see where it came from
-my face when I hear a shot go off😐
ha ha ha
Domuz musun?hdhdjsndndnn
😂😂😂😂😂
when you can hear it, shot either missed you or wasn't meant for you
awesome marksmanship skills. this is not cruel, this is getting rid of invasive pests.
asserting dominance
@@Stormanet1 ASSERT DOMINANCE
humans are invasive pest
@@CelestialStar46 Sure they scream bloody murder when shot in the ass, but they're not supposed to be here so we don't give a shit. Also did anyone else notice what i assume to be one of the hog's intestines being dragged out?
There is no pest idiot, farmers and hunter ARE RESPONSIBLE, they raised these wild boars, and cross them with pigs so they would have more babies, they grew crop to feed them, and now we are invaded by these animals bred by people !!! IT IS OUR FAULT STUPIDS ! anytime there is a problem in nature it is OUR FAULT ! Nature control itself, men control nothing !!!
Awesome shooting. Is there any use made of the hogmeat, or is that dangerous?
I keep wondering about that! Some people DO cook them, there are plenty of videos about that. Ah, we might be talking about a few TONS of fresh meat here though! You'd need a walk-in freezer and a special plant I guess. From what I've seen they are pretty lean. If you could only turn a bunch of it into SPAM, in big cans!
Excellent marksmanship! Are these feral hogs edible and can be sold for their meat?
If someone is thinking this is cruel just read the video description they explained on why they do this.
I once had to deal with an idiot who whined about how "cowardly' it was to hunt these things by helicopter in the air, despite not knowing why this is a necessary business, especially in the Southern US where there is a lack of predators to keep the boar population in check.
Thanks youtube for not putting ads on this videos. Makes them even more satisfying to watch
Dudeeee at 6:00 when that hogs intestines came out as it was running
Yessssss insane shot
Yeah he was like, i need to be faster and lose the ancor 😂😂😂
"hey whatcha got bud?"
fucking love it
Is there an endless supply of these things? I have a real desire to go on one of these hunts.
Maybe an INCREASING supply from what people say!
You brought the horn- 🤣🤣
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🎉
@@abelcanalesjr5715 WTF is this about? I think you're on the wrong channel!
Cowards... don't give any chance to the opponent...
@@michelaveline You’re right, they’ve been living off the land as a menace. Why give them anymore leeway.
10:36 to the end had me dying 😂! At least you let him get some before his demise 😂
Now his son will get the revenge 😜
😂😂
😂😂😂
El último "polvo" de su vida
@@asifreja9489 good luck to his son. lol
What are you using to record video through your scope?
“Just like a video game”😂
The horn thing is funny and I'm sorry that landowners and farmers have to go through the destruction caused by these hogs.
horn horn. what? death! :-D
La plaga más destructiva son los hombres y más estos asesinos de la naturaleza hmpt
It's to distract them right? Makes them stay still for a clean shot?
imagine the last thing u hear before u die is this horn 😂
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If you ever hear a horn in the woods, better start running...
If you hear it you are too late lol, and its not bozo either.
Hit the ground or find and stay close to ditches.
Lmao
Its crazy how fast they breed and take over. What a well produced video.
What do you do with all of the hogs when you are done?!
0:44 Imagine a clown horn being the last thing you hear before death.
"Haha! What was that?! Maybe it was.."💥
More of a reason to be scared of clowns
😂😂😂
Asecinos de animales dejenerados sádicos gosando con la muerte de esos pobres animales que no los pasan asiendo nada malo malparidos asecinos pudracen en el infierno
@@supermantriplex8275 Los coyotes son una plaga peligrosa que puede causar muchos problemas a muchas personas. Si no se controla su población, perturbarán el ecosistema local. También matan ganado y mascotas, y pueden transmitir la rabia. Si traduces el título, dice "Cazando la plaga más destructiva de América" y por "América" no solo se refiere a los Estados Unidos, ya que los coyotes se encuentran en todas partes del continente.
0:43 made me burst out laughing, i did not expect the horn at all lmfao
"Hey what cha got their bud"
Hilarious.
hello
I just want to ask a question:
All the hogs you hunt, is the meat consume?
I mean, do you eat them?
Cause I have seen other. ideos.saying the this feral hogs carries so many deseases, that the meat is NOT good to eat?
What of that is true?
That honk before the shot got me 🤣
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6:42 "Crikey" LOL. 😂
What caliber are you using Sir?
What causes more damage (financial)? Hogs of coyotes? Or it is different damage? Hogs = crops and coyotes = livestock?
I like how you hit the big breeders first. The piglets that do get away have less chance of surviving that way. Coyotes will pick them off without mama around.
Sei una merda di essere umano... Magari capiterà a tua madre
Coyotes eat the fattest ones first. Michigan has no pigs,or deer thanks to the coyotes. Lol
Except they shoot the coyotes, too, so there's nothing to prey on the vulnerable piglets. Hence, they survive and breed and no progress is made in population control.
They're so hung up on protecting a few calves that they're killing a potential ally. Maybe if there were more vulnerable piglets around then the coyotes would harass livestock less.
They killed boar and coyotes, equal opportunity pest removal lol
@@fordguy8792 Hung up on a few calves. You mean their livelihoods? Man you are selfish aren’t you?
@5:49, you can literally see the blood spray out of the hog while he is running. Those scopes are insane how much you can see and in clarity.
Looks like it might be intestines.
@@crazydrummer181yeah
@@sycamore5493 "Ackshually"..... it's an expression pertaining to disbelief in most cases, so I was in disbelief at how much you can see through that scope at night. Does it make sense now nerd 🤓
No, it's crazier: @6:00 ... that long "string" that hog is dragging ..? Are his intestines.
@@crazydrummer181 defenitely is
What do you do with all the carcasses?
I guess they pick them up and then bring them to someone who can turn them in safe to eat meat, or maybe they sell it because, they would take years to eat all that meat.
6:24
Australian: g'day mate!
Me: *start running
the pain threshold on these animals is amazing, still running with its insides dragging behind it
5:56
Ew.
That's sad. I hope most go.out with one shot.
@@soxpeewee any hunter worth their salt will only shoot if it is a quick clean kill. But for invasives like feral hogs, that is still preferable but not as much, some people use tannerite (bombs) to hunt them, I guarantee you that most do not die quickly that way.
@@soxpeewee Death in nature is very often very painfull and slow.
The clown horn and “Whatcha got bud” got me. Lol
Get some!
Full. metal. Jacket.
How do multiple of them fall down from one shot? does he hit them all simultaneously? I can´t wrap my noodle around it
I thought I was hallucinating. Maybe he has buddies and they are perfecting a future new Olympic game of synchronized shooting.
A lot of people don’t understand how incredible this really is. You are a great shot man.
inbeciles asesinos
Great Shot? Your kidding-- Didn't anybody ever teach these guys anything about flock shooting??
Many losted bullets,be carefull.
@@thomasfoss9963 those guys use birdshot
It’s fucking night vision with a scope lmao you’ve clearly never hunted
What do they do with the carcasses?
Such beautiful scenery. Are the trees all native or have they been planted?
Are the hogs iced in this video a problem to agriculture as they are say in Texas?
0:44 that's terrifying. Imagine the last thing you hear is a clown honk its nose.
HOLY SHIT LMAOOO
I've witnessed the damage these hogs do. It can ruin a farmer fast.
They breed so fast. What we see here is like 0.01% of what is in the area
they cannot be exterminated ,and if they somehow are exterminated than 2 domestic pigs will eventually escape and restock the population very quick,its a constant job
Guess we will never ran out of ribs.
Как мясо может разорить вас? Одного кабана можно выручить несколько тысяч
The most invasive species on the planet is man. No animal does so much harm to the Earth
Fact
"hey whatcha got bud" got me dyin fr
1:50 really got me. That *honka honka* before the hog gets smoked 😂😂😂
"You don't need a 30 round mag to hunt!" People like that have never seen a boar hunt.
Most people when referring to hunting mean hunting for food. When you dont need to shoot 10 animals at once.
@@justina6176 You can't shoot 10 animals at once.
@@Web720 I’m not speaking literally.
@@justina6176る
exactly this is the number one reason for semi auto and drum magazines!!!!!
I was stationed in Germany in the 80's and we would be in the field doing exercises and having to do guard duty and wild boars abounded in Bavaria. You didn't get ammo, so there's were instances of soldiers getting tree'd by boars while they had guns duty.
*guard duty
I was in Germany in the army back in 80's and I remember seeing boar hogs but never heard of any stories like that, I'm sure you are exaggerating a little for TH-cam viewers,,
tf is "getting tree'd"??
This seriously needs to be done to the Burmese Python in the Everglades.
It's crazy how many shots it takes to take these down
They’re basically nature’s tank
It seems the hogs are semi-wild. Here in Russia, the natural wild hogs never let you to come so closely, they're extremely careful.
War is not the answer
Hogs aren't native to the Americas
You’re right. The real answer is complete annihilation
@@maegakabe Depends on the question.
@@CONEHEADDK and the answer is yes.
Feral hogs are also fair game year round in Florida with no license or tag required and are frequently hunted with dogs instead of guns.
What ammo are you guys using?
"Hey, watchya got there bud?"
Upper room time 😂
Watching a bunch of these, still amazed at how many hits these things can take before dropping.
1 shot is enough, the 2nd+ shot is more like a humane way to ease their suffering. (Some hogs can still run for a distance with open guts )
True, never was one to use the .223 for them and preferred either the .308 win or .300 win mag for the big chunky ones.
@@hoffmiermp The light rifles in the right hands can be effective, but there is no substitute for well designed larger calibres, the .308 an example. Kills quicker and better than most other popular calibres, and is more forgiving of the loose shots that inevitably happen. Quite important if a pig with an attitude issue is getting bigger by the nanosecond.
They're a bunch of f****** lowlifes for shooting these poor creatures I don't like people that shoot animals they make me sick should be interesting to see if the position was reversed Hunters are usually lowlifes anyway besides that there was no real challenge there he just likes to kill which makes him a pig himself so I don't find this video music at all matter fact I found a cruel and disgusting and very low the scale of bestiality
Bruh, like... 1 shot.. 😐
6:36 Minecraft experience sound
Lol
What scope is this? I’m
Shopping for my first, and I’m lost
Gosh dawg, you almost need to call in several A-10's to deal with those herds. That's a bunch of wild pork.
5:58 intestines anyone?
Ooooh, I didn't know what that was.
I sure hope these efforts are making a real difference. I knew the hogs were around and both dangerous and destructive...BUT I had NO idea how many there actually are.
Tbh it's a losing battle. Despite the 1000s killed each year, their population and range keeps growing and spreading.
@@shezyam460 Not good news. Glad at least someone is tackling the problem.
Look up the study that Texas A&M did. They say that you have to kill 70% of them just to break even😳. They show how a six month sow can have a litter of 12 by ten months old. If 6 of those are female those 6 can produce 72 pigs. So 1 female can produce 88 pigs in 20 months. Then the real numbers take off in the 3rd generation.
@@quietobserver4636 yep, only about a third of hogs get caught out and killed, which means that the whole effort is really not going well.
@@shezyam460 for sure. I live in east Texas and only 2 generations ago, these people depended on wild hogs to live. They would "work" the hogs several times a year. Meaning they would castrate every boar they caught and mark their ears. Come winter, they would kill what they needed and utilize every part of it. This kept the population in check. Now Walmart sell pork chops for $2.89lb. Folks quit woking the herds and they got out of hand. I don't think there's any controlling them now.
What do you do with all the meat? Is it good, I’ve never had it.
What video game is this?
That thermal splatter from hundreds of yards away is amazing, good stuff.
Agreeable
Get a metal health check.
@@DudeRevolutionshut up
@@DudeRevolution metal health will drive you mad
My aunt has a pen that notifies her when the hogs are there and allows her to close the gate on them. Then she sells them at ban auction, or to individuals. Also in Texas.
What kind of scope you got there?
What kind of weapon are they using?
4:45 it’s been disemboweled and still running for it’s life.
5:59 also disemboweled and running for its life, but trips over its own innards.
A shotgunner must lead a running target by as much as 20 feet depending on the range, so it is amazing to see that scoped rifles only need a tiny lead to pick off hogs with surgical precision out beyond 100 yards away.
Oie vc é de onde
That's because a 5.56 round travels 3X faster than shotgun pellets or even slugs..
I was thinking the same thing.
Wow!
Уроды, столько подранков
Калининград Русский я
One day Aliens will be watching videos like this called 'Hunting the Most Destructive Pest on Earth'
So you're saying the feral hogs hurt the environment and they deserved it. Gotcha.
Bro the horn gets me every time 😂😂
I see a lot of people complaining about how the shots need to be better placed and what not. These hogs multiply at such rate that the only viable thing is to take out as many of them as you possibly can. When there is a loner ofc you can take your time, but with a big herd you want to maximize their losses. I live in Czech Republic, and because the government wasn't strict enough about wild hogs being reduced in numbers, we now have a very real huge overpopulation of them in forrests and fields where they destroy anything in their path.
I just wish they would double tap the ones flailing on the ground, I know ammo is expensive but that's just wrong
@@Jairjax they are animals bro, harden up
@@Jairjax when you pay for their ammo then maybe your suggestions means something
@@Jairjax you should offer to buy them 40mm Grenade launchers to reduce their suffering.
@@Jairjax a good majority of the time, the animal is already dead and it’s a systematic response. I’d hope they double tap as soon as the cameras are off. Not something people typically film.
4:40 the little hog exploding 😂
I thought I was the only one that noticed it's guts hanging out
Man you should do hunting trips... That would be a blast to do one night...
5:56 FR That hog tripped over his intestines!! 🤮
Where we lived in Spain, we had two neighbors attacked by hogs and one of them lost his legs and the other man was killed
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Which is why shooting from a decent range is the safest way to handle these pest
What were the circumstances that caused these attacks>
@@johnmead8437 XD the hogs see you and decide you need to die is the only circumstances that hogs need.
@@notchs0son Trawl TH-cam for unprovoked attacks by pigs.
Dogs cats, parrots etc you will find.
Like in real life, pigs are not compulsive attackers, that is a fantasy in the minds of some attempting to glorify them.
Nearly every pig of any size that has not just been attacked on YT and the wider world will bolt for cover immediately it realises a human is present. In cover extremely rarely a boar will not run and let you know it is there, but have not heard of unprovoked attacks resulting (& have not heard of pigheros relating this situation, have experienced it personally. Not comfortable, but no attack).
What pigs will do is retaliate if cornered, wounded, mauled with dogs or defending young etc, and they sometimes do this enthusiastically once started, and not give up against the odds.
Most (possibly all) "unprovoked" attacks are due to the pig being provoked elsewhere, one that has just escaped dogs chewing it's nuts and hasn't had time to contemplate forgiveness hasn't got a sense of humour.
Imagine being a wild hog minding your own business, then you hear a clown horn and immediately get sniped
I'm buying a horn.
But they are doing business in others farm
is wild hog and wild boar are the same? iam french soo sry
@@MrGhostLeviathan Yes they were imported to North Carolina from Prussia Germany many years ago.
@@TheDustysix oh ok, thx for the information
What is done with the carcasses?
Are there a lot of near misses here, or are hogs just that hard to take down?
Hard to take down
Some years back wild boar were introduced back in to the forest of dean. After they were hunted to extinction there many many years ago. Not sure if it was intentional at first but They have been breeding like rabbits and the damage they are causing is unbelievable. They are turning grass verges and fields into an untidy boggy landscape. I'm hoping they are being managed to keep their numbers down or there are plans to. Farmers have been moaning about the damage they cause since some were let lose or escaped.
100s of years ago there were bears and wolves there also. if one is going to reintroduce an animal then it is necessary to reintroduce their natural predators also - that would solve the problem. but no, farmers and people in general are such a bunch complaining whining pussies. always want their cake and eat it. learn to live with the land rather than worrying about profits all the time. wolves and bears are no more risky to us than wild pigs.
i suggest reintroducing all of them up into scotland where only 2% of the land is occupied by most people
@@ursamajor7468 What's stranger is that somebody can write a message that long explaining my miss spelling.
@@richhughes7450 It's not a miss spelling, just a miss use of the word, but don't loose any sleep over it 😂🤣
@@glennmaxfield6618 In actual fact, it's a misuse.......and y'all got misspelling wrong too. 😡
@@Dandroid5000 haha touché
This is why hogs need to be hunted.
A 70-acre field cratered with holes up to five feet wide and three feet deep. The roots below a huge oak tree shading a creek have been dug out and exposed. Grass has been trampled into paths. Where the grass has been stripped, saplings crowd out the pecan trees that provide food for deer, opossums and other wildlife. A farmer wanting to cut his hay could barely run a tractor through here. There’s no mistaking what has happened-this field has gone to the hogs.
Wild hogs are “opportunistic omnivores,” meaning they’ll eat most anything. Using their extra-long snouts, flattened and strengthened on the end by a plate of cartilage, they can root as deep as three feet. They’ll devour or destroy whole fields-of sorghum, rice, wheat, soybeans, potatoes, melons and other fruits, nuts, grass and hay. Farmers planting corn have discovered that the hogs go methodically down the rows during the night, extracting seeds one by one.
Hogs erode the soil and muddy streams and other water sources, possibly causing fish kills. They disrupt native vegetation and make it easier for invasive plants to take hold. The hogs claim any food set out for livestock, and occasionally eat the livestock as well, especially lambs, kids and calves. They also eat such wildlife as deer and quail and feast on the eggs of endangered sea turtles.
It’s estimated that wild pigs destroy more than A$100 (US$74 million) worth of crops and pasture each year in Australia, and more than US$270 million (A$366 million) in just 12 states in the USA.
Wild pigs have also been found to directly threaten 672 vertebrate and plant species across 54 different countries.
Over centuries, this adaptable, omnivorous creature has rooted its way from Florida to Kansas, inundated Texas and California, and recently has been banging for entry at the northern border of Montana. Today, there are between six and nine million hogs running wild across at least 42 states and three territories. The exact number is difficult to pin down, and the estimated cost of the damage they cause-probably about $2.5 billion annually, according to the U.S.
Damn bro thanks for the free information
Your statistics are exaggerated to the max the biologists are educated idiots& become a woodsman and do the studies for yourself farmers do fraudulent insurance claims it's more profitable use some common sense fool 🤏🤔
@@ddr8570 i was so happy to post it!!! 😊😉 Thank you that you like the info its true and factual not made up statistics. Let people know how destructive these hog are. These are not innocent creature to be protected. How can you not get upset after reading the damage they caused??
@@Sherlock245 these wild boars are a major problem to our people too but due to very strict gun laws our farmers couldn't own any sort of firearms and the handheld weapons are definitely not very effective against these animals i understand why it's important to kill these creatures and after your information it's even more clear
@@ddr8570 oh dear i am so sorry for that 😞 what state can allow you to have guns to rid the hogs?? Yes they breed like rats so its a collective effort to try and wipe this invasive speicies out. I am very happy you found the info helpful!!😀 also very happy for this hog hunting channel to show what they are doing in the fields!
How are you dropping multiple in 1 shot?
what kind of sight do you have ?
Hunted most my young life and the only thing is I really hope we are taking all that free meat and distributing it to those in need or something, love the tech these days on how crisp and clear the view and shots are.
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"I really hope we are taking all that free meat and distributing it to those in need."
What the fucck are you talking about?? It's 2022.
@@cquilty1 boars meet is good
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Where do these boars normally meet - in the town square or behind the bike sheds?
@@cquilty1 wtf…. Because is 2022 we need to do that…. We need to try to hunt and use that meat. Idio.t