Ryanfromcanada
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Just outta curiosity how far south does one have to go before they run into some pigs
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Tucker 1371
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Saw one near Virgin Falls Tennessee while I was hiking out from a camping trip Monday morning. Supposedly we're up to our ears in em here in GA. Not so sure about North GA but definitely in South GA.
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when i was in iowa last year one of the guys we were hunting with said there was some pigs in southern iowa, i know theres some here in georgia. Fun Fun!!!!
longranger
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Northern California up to Redding good populations of pigs even on public ground.Tehama Wildlife area holds a good number of pigs.
Bedford County PA, just north of the Mason-Dixon. The gamelands we hunt on have had them for the past three years. Three years ago a guy pulled out a 250+ lb'er with 4 inch tusks that charged him and his 11 year old son. Last year my uncle saw 8 together on the second day of deer season and couldn't get a good shot. This year my father saw 2 together the first day of bear season, but again couldn't get a clear vital shot. Maybe we'll get one eventually.
True but hard to find and thankfully not plentiful. The general rule is shoot on sight all year round. We see their sign but that's about it. We also hunt Missouri and run into them more often. The Missouri guys might have more to share. We are also seeing "some" Cougar and that makes the ladies very nervous.
Be Safe !!!
hickstick_10
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ryanfromcanada
head to alberta around mayerthorp and that area, they have a fair sized boar problem right now, no tags needed and there is a bountry in some districts i beleive.
head to alberta around mayerthorp and that area, they have a fair sized boar problem right now, no tags needed and there is a bountry in some districts i beleive.
Wisconsin River valley on the west side of the state where I live has all the hogs you want. They can't run very fast in the deep snow so come on up and take as many as you need. Get a small game license, shoot them and load them up on your truck, bring a big truck, preferably with all wheel drive.
We have them in 12 counties and the northernmost counties that has had feral hogs killed is Oneida County and Polk County. They are only 170 miles south of the Canadian border as the crow flies, add another 200 miles to where I live.
We have them in 12 counties and the northernmost counties that has had feral hogs killed is Oneida County and Polk County. They are only 170 miles south of the Canadian border as the crow flies, add another 200 miles to where I live.
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