tinydancer
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I'd be surprised if the agents weren't armed, considering what they're going after.Now to the ISO ruling. I have no problem with any state government attempting to protect the environment from feral hogs.
The link I had did not mention the European stock of wild boar.
That's why I asked for more information. It does bother me greatly that armed raids are being conducted on family farms.
That video I linked shows how out of control these pigs have become down south; I had no idea they reproduced at such a rate. I really can't blame the state for wanting to get a handle on this problem.
Razorbacks are a nightmare.
The damage they can do in a short period of time is unreal. I can't see the video (really old flintstone like computer on dial up) but I know in Texas they've even allowed aerial hog hunting to attempt to control them. I read that they've actually invaded the suburbs. YIKES.
My catahoulas were out of Pontchatoula (picked my apples from the tree
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I appreciate you putting up the actual legislation. I'm going to make a point of emailing the gentleman in the original link to find out more.
Wait till you see the rest of my babies. I'm trying to get a whole batch of seedlings started right now, but I'm working on my photobucket so I can share.
But here's Chyna from my first litter as well. Complete doll. I got bragging rights on pretty catahoulas
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