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[koop]

That's just like my back yard.

Except for all the trees.

And the acreage.

And the Wildlife.

Originally Posted by koop

That's just like my back yard.

Except for all the trees.

And the acreage.

And the Wildlife.

and clean air,

[koop]

our air is so thin here we need a little texture to it

[WVOtoGO]

I’ll see your dozen backyard does, and raise you a backyard buck or two.

Perhaps we should get these groups together. We could use the high mass doe stock. Much bigger than any around here.

(BTW - The wire is to (try to) keep the hogs out.)

[R Leo]

Just like Berry Hill Farm except my deer are black and pig-shaped.

Seriously, that's a nice mess o' venison. Texas whitetails aren't much bigger that dogs.

Originally Posted by WVOtoGO

I’ll see your dozen backyard does, and raise you a backyard buck or two.

Perhaps we should get these groups together. We could use the high mass doe stock. Much bigger than any around here.

(BTW - The wire is to (try to) keep the hogs out.)

There are bucks in there they have dropped their horns.

That picture in your profile is ay awesome BTW.

Originally Posted by R Leo

Just like Berry Hill Farm except my deer are black and pig-shaped.

Seriously, that's a nice mess o' venison. Texas whitetails aren't much bigger that dogs.

The feral pigs are working their way up here, in way I am getting a little excited driving around and filling the freezer with fresh pork will be a good time.

[WVOtoGO]

Originally Posted by R Leo

Just like Berry Hill Farm except my deer are black and pig-shaped.

Seriously, that's a nice mess o' venison. Texas whitetails aren't much bigger that dogs.

You got that right.
However, I find that all depends on what ya feed them.

Originally Posted by MedMech

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YOU ARE LUCKY!!!!

[WVOtoGO]

Originally Posted by MedMech

The feral pigs are working their way up here, in way I am getting a little excited driving around and filling the freezer with fresh pork will be a good time.

They are good sport to shoot. And fill a freezer nicely if you have a good processor that can do lots of things with them.
The problem you’ll find, (like most of the folks around here have) is that you can’t shoot and eat them fast enough. Just when you think you have them under control or that they’ve moved on , you wake up and your back yard looks like a testing ground for Troy-Bilt, and your feeder is over on it’s side.
Hence the wide stance and wire on ours.
Have fun - But I havent heard of anyone winning the hog battle yet.

[WVOtoGO]

Originally Posted by MedMech

There are bucks in there they have dropped their horns.

That picture in your profile is ay awesome BTW.

Roger that. But I still wish I had your does.

That was the best fling-wing'n we've done in some time. I'm ready to do it again.

[Hatterasguy]

Tasty little critters aren't they?

[Botnst]

Originally Posted by MedMech

The feral pigs are working their way up here, in way I am getting a little excited driving around and filling the freezer with fresh pork will be a good time.

You have bears, raccoons and porcupines. All of them share blood, muscle, and intestinal parasites with hogs. Use universal precautions when dressing feral hogs or you'll risk becoming the host of a party from hell.

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Originally Posted by Botnst

You have bears, raccoons and porcupines. All of them share blood, muscle, and intestinal parasites with hogs. Use universal precautions when dressing feral hogs or you'll risk becoming the host of a party from hell.

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Eeek speaking of that, there is a virus going around in with our coyotes that killed a guy in Detroit, instead of a pelt they go in the ditch.