[BFix] OT- Wildlife removal/Identification/Hog Hunting

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Now we are on a subject I know about very well, hog hunting.  We  killed 70 
last year and 44 the year before.  Here in Florida there is no  season, size 
limit or bag limit on private property.  I have permission to  hunt on a couple 
different properties that have hogs and we spend most of our  summer doing 
that.  My 10 year old daughter absolutely loves it (because I  let her drive and 
she gets to use 4 wheel drive) and has killed a number of them  by herself.  
If you have never hunted hogs and you have the chance to go, I  really 
recommend it.  I am not fond of the hunting with dogs but sometimes  it's necessary 
when the hogs won't leave some of the thickets.  Some of the  best eating is 
wildlife.  The hogs are a serious nuisance in most places  here because of the 
destruction they cause and their lack of fear of  humans.  Go if you get the 
chance, you won't regret it and depending on who  gets elected we might not be 
able to do it in the future.
 
Ron
74 trying to get it back together before it rusts apart
78 2nd owner all stock
 
 
In a message dated 4/29/2008 9:26:26 A.M. Central Daylight Time,  
bfranklinisg at earthlink.net writes:

 
We have so many coyotes around here that they  have started to bring down the 
neighbors cattle.  I don't think anyone  would be real happy with the DNR 
dropping off coyotes in their pasture or  close by for that matter. Speaking of 
365 day hunting, most a lot states do  that for wild hogs.  Mmmmmmm, wild hog! 
Shot a 350 pounder a few years  ago in South Carolina.
 
Ben
 


 

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From:   (mailto:RussellKA001 at aol.com) 
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Sent: 4/29/2008 7:19:08 AM 
Subject: Re: [BFix] OT- Wildlife  removal/Identification



Yes, I checked and Ohio has a hunting season with a license. You don't  need 
the license to hunt them on your own property though AND the season is  ONLY 
365 days a year! Yep, they really want these things around! I asked and  they 
said I could call someone to come and take care of them for me. I  called to 
see how they would handle it and they said... "Well we would  probably smoke 
them out of their den and shoot them." I guess I can do that.  There is no 
relocation program for these. It is like raccoons. "You can't  just move them from 
one area to another. It changes the balance of the  ecosystem in that area." 
That is what a person from the Ohio Division of  Wildlife told me on the phone 
yesterday afternoon.
 
 
Karl  Russell
'69, '74, '74 trail rig Broncos
ECBR #2351
Broncohio  #33
TKO Trailriders #109

 
In a message dated 4/28/2008 2:40:42 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
ransil at gmail.com writes:

coyotes, if Ohio is like the pa game commission you are going to  have to 
shoot them yourself.
make sure you do not let them back under  the garage, I had a dead groundhog 
under my shed last summer and it was  bad smelling for about 2 months.


 
 



 
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