Lack of preditors and hunting pressure has resulted in a feral pig problem in Califoria's south bay area. They are destroying a lot of landscaping and generally creating enough damage that it is being published in the local paper.
Califorina's regs allow hunting all year without much of a limit. The property in the problem area is private and hunting as a solution is published in the paper as inhumane or too dangerous in the populated area.
As an avid pig hunter I would love to help alleviate the problem (take advantage of the situation) but I don't know where to get started.
Anyone else encoutered a similar situation that could offer some good advise? I would like to contact property owners that are effected but need a strategy.
Califorina's regs allow hunting all year without much of a limit. The property in the problem area is private and hunting as a solution is published in the paper as inhumane or too dangerous in the populated area.
As an avid pig hunter I would love to help alleviate the problem (take advantage of the situation) but I don't know where to get started.
Anyone else encoutered a similar situation that could offer some good advise? I would like to contact property owners that are effected but need a strategy.