As I was getting in the truck to leave the property this afternoon I glanced over at the neighbors property and I was like what the heck??? Is that a Hog...5pm, broad daylight and there's a HOG??
Sure enough...
And they had piglets with them...ARgh!!
There were 4 sows and about 18 piglets and there wasn't a thing I could do about it...
They weren't on our property...
I'm going to have to see if the neighbor will let me shoot them on his property!
This Sow was prego!!
Yes the little piggies are cute but Feral Hogs are so destructive!! We destroy them whenever possible...and here I was staring at a whole bunch of them and not able to do a thing about it!
I sure hope they stay over there and off our property!!
3 comments:
I remember the first wild hogs I saw at the ranch. I couldn't believe my eyes at how many were traveling together. Now it is so dry it's hard for them to root so we haven't been bothered so much lately.
I'm hoping I can get rid of these soon. They were back over there this evening and yesterday too. The neighbor comes and goes so I'm waiting for him to show up. So far they've stayed off of our property and the creek is just behind them in the photos but there isn't much water in it...
We only have wild boar in a very few places in England so when I saw these photos I was thinking aaah! but as I saw more pictures I soon began to realise that in Texas that is not how you see them. As a destructive and dangerous unwelcome pest I can understand your attitude and if they were roaming here I guess that I would feel the same way however the stripy little babies are really cute but yes I know they do grow up. I am signing as a follower.
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