Heyyyy! Maybe they should have feral pigs in the LEH draw and then everyone who enters would get a tag and would all feel like winners.
Heyyyy! Maybe they should have feral pigs in the LEH draw and then everyone who enters would get a tag and would all feel like winners.
There are not anywhere near as many feral pigs in Alberta as people (including many Albertans) believe there to be. People whom know where Hogs are located tend to keep tight-lipped about it. Of course, a low to non-existant population is a fine thing.
It's great to see Hogs listed as Schedule C in BC... I sincerely hope this helps to insure populations of Pigs do not take hold in the Province!
I saw several cross the road near Pink mtn. 10 years ago.
So would BCWF insurance still cover ATV use while Schedule C hunting?
Knowledgeable shooters agree- The 375 Ruger is the NEW KING of all 375 caliber cartridges. ALL HAIL THE NEW KING!
I was reading in a old bc outdoors article about the Harrison pigs. Something along the lines of they died off quickly or thought they would die off quickly as there were no acorns or food that readily suited them to eat.
Biologists were not too worried as not enough food to keep them going strong. Thought was predators would finish them off quickly. Anyways that was the jist of the article
Another biologist that don't know nothin about what a pig eats, they can survive on next to nothin and if it ain't on the top of the ground they will sure as hell dig and find enough to live on, tell me, we use to have hundred's of them when I was a kid on the farm, best sod turn over animal ever made.
I wonder if putting out buckets of teriyaki sauce is considered baiting? I like my pork marinated.
Duck tape can fix everything but stupid