Wild pig hunting in SE Colorado

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Originally Posted by rondog

RI'm not really a "hunter", but I'd be down for shootin' some pigs.

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Same here! Pigs sounds like a serious, dangerous problem, and I'd be down for some amateur hunting (haha that sounds dangerous).

I'm in Trinidad, I'd be interested.

I've been looking for a good reason to try my hand at Hogs; I'm in !!

Good god, so many new people who don't know whats up.

No one is going to invite you if you have 1-4 posts, they dont know you, and you don't have a feedback thread.


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nobody would invite a picard fan ....

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Originally Posted by Wulf202

nobody would invite a picard fan ....

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Its nothing more than the epicness of the facepalm [Coffee]

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Originally Posted by Wiggity

Good god, so many new people who don't know whats up.
No one is going to invite you if you have 1-4 posts, they dont know you, and you don't have a feedback thread.

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OUCH !! [ROFL2]

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Originally Posted by eneranch

OUCH !! [ROFL2]

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[Neene2]

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According to a TV hog hunting program last week (I believe it was "Rifleman's Journal" with Greg Rodriguez), if allowed, a sow can reproduce at 6 months old. Within 5 years the population (if not controlled/stopped) can reach 40,000 from that initial birthing. This is a serious problem I don't think we really want in CO.

Where I have been in TX (east and hill country) they can destroy a farmer's crop in just a few nights of foraging. In TX they estimate a population of 2 million hogs.

Just a little info I thought you might be interested in.