Noble Research Institute Ya , I'm doing that already , but they are traveling several miles of dense wooded swampy forest land . It's hard to get on a group bc of the nomadic living. We don't have large groups up here , groups of a more than 6 is really rare. Thanks for the reply
Take no prisoners. Regarding feral pigs. Is the following is of great importance for the safety of urban-living people. Also rural individuals and farmers suffering from damage caused by wild pigs and coyotes. I offer consultation. To rid any sized area. Of 80% of any feral pigs. And canine-type animals. Within eight months. At the extreme outer extent of the period required to. Usually much less. No poison what-so-ever. No trapping. No shooting. Hugely cost-effective in relation to the enormity of the problem. Requiring not much time to do what has to. With little human sweat. And when self-implemented. Is the success rate denendant on the attention to detail and conscientiousness of the self-implementing/operating entity. Of note. Is that this pest is hence not going away. Not for a long time. So will remedial efforts. Although successful. Be ongoing for the foreseeable future as well. Because any void in nature is refilled. In the nick of time. Again. It is hugely affordable. Your choice is for free. Good day.
In Canada we have hunting parties as large as 20 plus men. A bunch will walk through the bush and the shooters will wait for them on the other side. very efficient they get a lot of deer I think if you guys would band together this would work on pigs all your doing now is chasing them around.
how civilized !!! you should live in southern Europe to learn how wildboar population are naturally controlled. And yes, here we have large populations, not like in US or Canada !
Very informative ty
what about 30-50 feral hogs?
The first sign is footprints in the butter
My experience the hogs are rooting for earthworms.
Is it true that feral hogs don't like dogs? And they won't come around if there's dogs?
what's your tips for tracking down very nomadic groups of feral hogs in the Forests and swamp lands of mid Michigan?
Noble Research Institute Ya , I'm doing that already , but they are traveling several miles of dense wooded swampy forest land .
It's hard to get on a group bc of the nomadic living. We don't have large groups up here , groups of a more than 6 is really rare.
Thanks for the reply
Omg I looked at all the data and it looks like they are wild boar near my home and were I live wild boar are rare
Uh,signs you have hogs?? You seeee them
Take no prisoners.
Regarding feral pigs. Is the following is of great importance for the safety of urban-living people. Also rural individuals and farmers suffering from damage caused by wild pigs and coyotes.
I offer consultation. To rid any sized area. Of 80% of any feral pigs. And canine-type animals. Within eight months. At the extreme outer extent of the period required to. Usually much less.
No poison what-so-ever. No trapping. No shooting. Hugely cost-effective in relation to the enormity of the problem. Requiring not much time to do what has to. With little human sweat.
And when self-implemented. Is the success rate denendant on the attention to detail and conscientiousness of the self-implementing/operating entity.
Of note. Is that this pest is hence not going away. Not for a long time. So will remedial efforts. Although successful. Be ongoing for the foreseeable future as well. Because any void in nature is refilled. In the nick of time. Again. It is hugely affordable.
Your choice is for free.
Good day.
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In Canada we have hunting parties as large as 20 plus men. A bunch will walk through the bush and the shooters will wait for them on the other side. very efficient they get a lot of deer I think if you guys would band together this would work on pigs all your doing now is chasing them around.
how civilized !!! you should live in southern Europe to learn how wildboar population are naturally controlled. And yes, here we have large populations, not like in US or Canada !