A desperate, bloody war in Texas

[Onkel Neal]

I live in an rural area that is surrounded by woods and fields, the few houses are spaced out with lots of room. Naturally, wild animals like racoons, armadillos and deer make forays into the area under the cover of darkness. I don't mind that but I do have a problem with wild feral hogs, they come in and root up the yards, turning it into a scarred, muddy wasteland. I put up a game camera and the very next night...

https://youtu.be/BWhHNSCPx3k
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This aggression can not stand. :shifty:
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[les green01]

here porky here porky pow not many neighbors im sure they wouldn't mind the pow but if so get a bow or get some traps cover with grass put some signs out so people wont go though the area if you got dogs figure a way to keep them out of it course when the trap nails their foot they going go hog wild smack in the head with a sledge hammer but that a good thing about living in a country setting unless there a game warden around or a nosey neighbor you can get away with stuff take into garage clean buried skin what-not then they can't prove you didnt get the meat from a shop or store

[3catcircus]

This might be the ticket:

https://pigbrig.com

[Skybird]

Berlin. Capitol of the hog republic. Its a miracle that not more violent clashes happen there. When i say they roam districts of the city by hundreds of animals, its not an exaggeration. Often in daylight. In populated streets. In traffic. Like other cities have ducks in the parks.


Clever animals. Vefy intelligent, they can assess situations very well. I like them, though not in these Berlin ways of life.
Its just like with bears. Never get positioned between a mum and her kids. That reads trouble.

[Catfish]

It is their world, too. No one gives a sh!t about their natural environment and resources.

[Moonlight]

Yep, it was their back garden long before humans invaded it, knock all the buildings down and move somewhere else, preferably on another continent. :haha:

[Reece]

just get a 308 with good IR Scopes and have some fun!! :yep:
Getting rid of the carcasses would be a pain though, we have the same problem here in Australia with feral pigs, they do make a mess! :doh:

[Onkel Neal]

just get a 308 with good IR Scopes and have some fun!! :yep:
Getting rid of the carcasses would be a pain though, we have the same problem here in Australia with feral pigs, they do make a mess! :doh:

Can't shoot late at night, people don't like that when they're sleeping :)

Plus, IR scopes cost $4000, I would ratcher tackle the pigs with a kitchen knife than cough up that kind of cash !

Thinking about buying a crossbow....

[Rockstar]

You would be surprised what a modern air rifle can do these days. Even a poor man’s Hatsan .25 cal behind the ear at 15 yards could drop that critter dead in its tracks. Silent But Deadly.

[Onkel Neal]

It is their world, too. No one gives a sh!t about their natural environment and resources.

What are you saying? I need to leave and let the hogs take over? :D I pay property taxes and they don't. :shucks:

You would be surprised what a modern air rifle can do these days. Even a poor man’s Hatsan .25 cal behind the ear at 15 yards could drop that critter dead in its tracks. Silent But Deadly.

I might as well throw a stick :o

[les green01]

like i said a bow silent if you get a crossbow make sure you get a crank that way you don't have to try muscle the string back think of all that tasty meat that going be on the table

[Onkel Neal]

like i said a bow silent if you get a crossbow make sure you get a crank that way you don't have to try muscle the string back think of all that tasty meat that going be on the table

Yeah, that's a good idea, Les. I think a crossbow would do the trick. And it is legal to kill feral hogs all year, day or night.

[Rockstar]

Mine is synthetic stock with folding bipod and a Monstrum 4x20 scope.

https://youtu.be/DaiTC-Lhsrs

[nikimcbee]

So when's the BBQ?

[nikimcbee]

Can you trap them?


Wait, just found this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lFG1ps3wak

[les green01]

Mine is synthetic stock with folding bipod and a Monstrum 4x20 scope.

https://youtu.be/DaiTC-Lhsrs

how does it do on full size hogs on video they look like small hogs what i seen on Neal cam they look full size course you know Texas everything grows bigger in Texas

[MaDef]

Considering the size of feral hogs in Texas (100-400 lbs.) I don't think I would use anything smaller than a .243 since you want to kill them, not wound them.

You could always trap them and shoot them at your leisure after Sunup.

[Texas Red]

TBH having a Subsim member stand watch would be your best bet.

Offer them a free copy of Aces of the Deep (:03:) and they'll do it.

[Reece]

Can you trap them?


Wait, just found this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lFG1ps3wak

I'm sold!! :haha::haha:

Wonder how they would go with pigs!!?? :D

[Skybird]

Soem scenes for Berlin. Note: all in daylight.



https://www.nordkurier.de/sites/default/files/styles/bildformat_900x500/public/2020/05/18/doc7amhlyain7s3uyn018qm_file7aminp1lptk1614qoanb.j pg
https://i.ds.at/nwR7yg/rs:fill:1600:0/plain/2019/02/19/wildschweine.jpg


https://bilder1.n-tv.de/img/incoming/origs18852676/6082798635-w0-h0/imago52714282h.jpg


https://bilder.bild.de/fotos-skaliert/sauerei-in-berlin--wildschwein-familie-pfluegt-hauptstadt-gruen-200382377-51742800/3,w=993,q=high,c=0.bild.jpg


https://www.bz-berlin.de/data/uploads/2020/08/schweine-bucht-teufelssee_1597600503-768x432.jpg


https://mar.prod.image.rndtech.de/var/storage/images/maz/brandenburg/foerster-wollen-wildschweine-vom-berliner-teufelssee-erlegen/751190250-5-ger-DE/Foerster-wollen-diebische-Wildsau-vom-Teufelssee-erlegen_big_teaser_article.jpg


They even cross the river Havel. Its not a narrow one, I tell ya.
https://www.tagesspiegel.de/images/heprodimagesfotos83120170529havel_303_1_2017052811 2032941-jpg/19861982/2-format6001.jpg

[Skybird]

And things like this do not happen that rarely.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S0ZYM0mjh0


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKFx9sybNfg


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mi_1G8QCgIc


Estimations for how many there are, range between 5 and 10 thousand. And that was years ago. Huntiong programs are beign run, but shooting inside cities is something that has the authorities on their toes.

[Skybird]

Scenes from Steven Spielberg's upcoming new movie, "Fangs".



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckORxVuGJqY

[Jimbuna]

Neal, you might want to consider giving Jeff a call :)

[Reece]

@ Skybird, I don't know why you (Berlin) tolerate them, the government/police should round them up into trucks and take them away for slaughtering!! :yep:

[Rockstar]

Silenced .50 cal Airforce Texan SS for those bigger hawgs. Come to the dark side, once you go pre charged pneumatic you never go back.

https://youtu.be/VsSYngXbCc0

[Onkel Neal]

Mine is synthetic stock with folding bipod and a Monstrum 4x20 scope.



Well, that rifle certainly works for him, dropped two pigs easily.:up:




And things like this do not happen that rarely.


Estimations for how many there are, range between 5 and 10 thousand. And that was years ago. Huntiong programs are beign run, but shooting inside cities is something that has the authorities on their toes.

Jeezus, old naked dudes and wild pigs on the beach! That's just messed up. :o

Seriously, 5 to 10,000 is not too bad, but as you know, they reproduce rapidly, almost a quickly as rabbits. In a few years you may see a lot more pigs.

Even though hunters and trappers are killing approximately 30 percent of the hog population in Texas annually, hog numbers are still growing by about 20 percent each year. Biologists and wildlife managers estimate that 70 percent of the hogs in the state will have to be killed each year just to maintain the population and even more must be killed to actually start reducing their numbers. Unfortunately, hog hunting and trapping are already going nearly full bore in Texas. Right now, these operations are taking less than half the number of hogs necessary to stop their explosive population growth and it's doubtful this can be achieved by those with trapping and hunting alone.



There's an estimated 6-9 million in the southern US, with 2.5 million in Texas alone.

[Buddahaid]

You have a border problem....

[3catcircus]

Considering the size of feral hogs in Texas (100-400 lbs.) I don't think I would use anything smaller than a .243 since you want to kill them, not wound them.

You could always trap them and shoot them at your leisure after Sunup.

This.

The link to the pigbrig I listed seems pretty straightforward. They go under the net but then can't lift it up to get back out - trapped and ready to be dispatched with your forearm of choice.

[Skybird]

@ Skybird, I don't know why you (Berlin) tolerate them, the government/police should round them up into trucks and take them away for slaughtering!! :yep:
You do not know the chaos troop the anarchic, extreme left-leaning and crime-loving layman-senate is. Its the worst of all the 16 state governments, and by a huge lead so.

Berlin is a dump. Plain and simple. Terrible incompetence meets ultra-left ideology.

Police officers flee in flocks from service in that state. They have their noses full. Since not all of them find equivalents in other states with whom they could change (a precondition), not few even accept to permanently quit. And you do nto have many candidates volunteering for moving to and doing service in Berlin anymore. It was not always that bad. But now it is.

When I left West-Berlin 30 years ago, hogs were somewhat rare, btw.

[mapuc]

I'm sold!! :haha::haha:

Wonder how they would go with pigs!!?? :D

Moonlight mentioned this in my own thread Euromillions, where he mentioned donkeys as guard.
It has to be the right type of donkeys though

Markus

[Skybird]

Jeezus, old naked dudes and wild pigs on the beach! That's just messed up. :o

If you think that's messed up, then you will love this one.


https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/aug/07/german-nudist-chases-wild-boar-that-stole-laptop-berlin-teufelssee

[Onkel Neal]

Haha. At least we don't have radioactive pigs to deal with. :shucks:

Radioactive Boar-Pig Hybrids Emerge From Fukushima Disaster Site (https://www.dailywire.com/news/radioactive-boar-pig-hybrids-emerge-from-fukushima-disaster-site-according-to-study?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=benshapiro&fbclid=IwAR3sjUAe6r8iCVCKt_Rh_gHDY6NNx0UKzTtKoAaCD _o3_gIqimNu3BhBXgY)

Researchers at Fukushima, the site of the 2011 nuclear disaster in Japan, have found that a new mutant species of radioactive boar-pig has emerged from the wasteland.

https://dw-wp-production.imgix.net/2021/07/GettyImages-606318317-e1625167154854.jpg?auto=format&fit=crop&ar=16%3A9&ixlib=react-9.0.3&w=970&q=75&dpr=1

[Onkel Neal]

They came back for another foray.

https://youtu.be/s22l1EIOW2s

So, I set my motion-detector sprinkler out, the one I use to keep animals out of my garden. And it worked.

[Catfish]

What are you saying? I need to leave and let the hogs take over? :D I pay property taxes and they don't. :shucks: [...]
Make them PAY for it :O:

[mapuc]

(funny input)

Join their gang and name it The wild Hogs.

Markus

[em2nought]

Wonder what those neighbors would think of some Tannerite at night? :D

[Reece]

(funny input)

Join their gang and name it The wild Hogs.

Markus

:har::har:

[vienna]

Make them PAY for it :O:


...and, hold on, this is a ripping good idea,... build a wall and make them PAY for it too!!...



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[Reece]

:har::har: Where's Trump when you need him??!! :D

[Jeff-Groves]

You want to see Wild hogs killed with air guns?
Here's a link to a friend of mine showing just some of his air gun kills!
https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=124428.msg1214363#msg1214363

The Max .25 he shows in a few pictures is now mine.
It's a semi-auto .25 cal BullPup style.
I've dropped Ground Hogs with my RainStorm .30 at 90 yards.
Head shots!
1 shot, 1 kill!
So they can and will drop big hogs with proper shot placement!

[Onkel Neal]

All quiet last night, maybe the fireworks scared them off.:arrgh!: Sometimes they range off and don't come back for months.

[Jeff-Groves]

PCP air guns have no recoil to speak about.
AND silencers are totally legal with NO government license needed!
Even my .50 Evanix Sniper is silent and deadly!
All you hear is the impact of the round down range!

[Jeff-Groves]

Neal, you might want to consider giving Jeff a call :)
I could hook you up with Texas Air Gunners that would LOVE to help you out!
Did you know if it's your land you could even sell Hog hunts?
To sell hunts you would need a hunting lease license.
If you allowed hunters and did not take any compensation you don't need that.
They would not even need a license if they have permission to hunt your property!

Right now I'm working on getting a AEA Zeus .72 cal for a Buffalo kill in Wyoming!
Here's the key to kills with Air Guns.
We know the limitations of our Guns. We NEVER take a wild body shot knowing full well our rounds have a limited amount of FPE at POI.
Good shooters ONLY take head shots to insure a quick and humane kill.
We study the intended target to know best placement of the used round.
One can, and many have, dropped Big Hogs with a simple .22 cal Break barrel!
https://www.subsim.com/radioroom/picture.php?albumid=1069&pictureid=11984

How good are Air Gunners?
A recent example of shooting in Iowa.
I and a friend met south of Sioux City to plink targets.
We had cans of soda set up at 75 yards and exploded them with ease!
Some Powder Burner people showed up and mentioned "Those Guys are shooting 'BB Guns'!" And laughed.
As we sat there they wasted a butt load of ammo shooting at 2 foot targets at 30 and 40 yards and missing them about 90% of the time!
Given they were about 30 yards away I loudly said "I could take those weapons away from them before they could take my BB Gun!"
Guess who was real interested in our GUNS from that point forward?

[Mr Quatro]

I must remind you in case you forgot :yep:

https://image.slidesharecdn.com/youarewhatyoueat-190129154153/95/you-are-what-you-eat-1-638.jpg?cb=1548776739

[vienna]

Perhaps a good ol' Texan resource on the subject could shed some light...


Wild Pig and Human Interactions --

https://nri.tamu.edu/blog/2019/january/wild-pig-and-human-interactions/


...cited in the above...


Wildlife Damage Management, Internet Center for
Wildlife Damage Management Conferences -- Proceedings

Wild Pig Attacks on Humans --

https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/icwdm_wdmconfproc/151/


My advice: boars are known to be angry, vindictive beasts; if you see them approaching with bottles of BBQ sauce, run like hell...




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[Catfish]

[...] My advice: boars are known to be angry, vindictive beasts; if you see them approaching with bottles of BBQ sauce, run like hell... <O>
You mean i should not try to lure them to the grill, with those BBQ sauce bottles in my hand ...
We see them now and then here in the forest, mostly wild sows with piglets, but they never entered our ground/garden around the house. Roe deer with kids, foxes, martens, hedgehogs yes, they come very close.

[Rockstar]

Run from a pig? Texas is a stand your ground state and has some of the best BBQ pit masters in the U.S.

[mapuc]

Must admit the first thing that came into my mind when I read the first comment was Asterix and his friend Obelix, who is a big lover of whole BBQ wild hogs.

Back to serious discussion.

We have some problem at the Danish German border. The Danish government has build a very long fence to prevent these wild pigs entering Denmark.

The funny thing is, for every xxx meter there's xx meter gap so other not so harmless animal can pass.

Markus

[MaDef]

The funny thing is, for every xxx meter there's xx meter gap so other not so harmless animal can pass. Kind of like our southern border.

[Reece]

Like snakes, rats etc! :D

[Onkel Neal]

All quiet last night. Hard to believe a mere dash of water could run them off but hey, it's raining today and that will help my lawn smooth out.

https://youtu.be/rCqJV2Cwg-4

[Reece]

Certainly are pests, I hope your problem is fixed soon Neal, and permanently!! :oops:

[3catcircus]

You should be looking at this as a business opportunity. It's Texas, so brisket is king, but BBQ boar is amazing...

[Onkel Neal]

Video from last night, just an armadillo, and a crafty one at that.:wah:

https://youtu.be/3vCkwj4vRUc

[les green01]

you should have ran out with the papers to join SubSim navy and assign them to a pig boat

[Onkel Neal]

No pigs but our little friend made another trip through, this time the joke's on him.

https://youtu.be/jGtKn_ZUmXs

[Reece]

:har: Take that pest!! :up:

[Catfish]

^ well they feed entirely on insects and spiders, problem is they are good at digging.
Be happy that the 10-feet one-ton armadillo Glyptodon has become extinct :D

[Onkel Neal]

Well, if the pigs return, I'm ready for them. :shucks:

https://www.subsim.com/radioroom/attachment.php?attachmentid=4589&d=1625692744

[vienna]

"The hams, the hams..."...


http://www.multimediart.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Kurtz-600x437.jpg


https://i.pinimg.com/originals/e6/b2/4f/e6b24fb671296a93d5f8f544cb14402e.jpg





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[Jeff-Groves]

You provide a sleeping place and coffee in the mornings?
I'll make a point of coming down with my equipment and then you can BBQ the Hogs!

[mapuc]

Now that would be a great idea.

Next time you invite us to the next Subsim meeting we can have Roasted wild hogs. Sitting outside your house singing falsely songs and eat roasted wild hogs, wouldn't that be great.

Markus

[Onkel Neal]

Yeah, wouldn't it. How about fried possum?

https://youtu.be/UZ5lWI8w56M

[Aktungbby]

I think that was a raccoon?

[Onkel Neal]

I think the first one was a possum, second was clearly a coon. Does the first look like a coon too?

[Aktungbby]

I couldn't tell fer sure; 'cause (critter 1) it was moving too fast to be "playin' possum"! Didelfimorphically speakin' of course!:know::D

[vienna]

https://www.momspantrykitchen.com/uploads/1/2/7/5/12755554/8793145_orig.jpg

https://64.media.tumblr.com/8b53afc6828a3ffeee30d6f976045885/tumblr_npmjaobn2W1tpri36o1_1280.jpg


...candid shot of Neal studying up...


https://www.momspantrykitchen.com/uploads/1/2/7/5/12755554/9963284_orig.jpg





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[Reece]

It's a sure likeness!! :har:

The brig will have some new inmates soon! :03:

[Texas Red]

At the next Subsim meet, we should go to a baseball game and get some advertisements there.

What are two things that people love? Ships and baseball! Epic way to capitalize on a great thing.

[Onkel Neal]

It seems my yard is becoming a wild animal No Go Zone, nothing but a wary cat.

https://youtu.be/8jbqrWQjffg

I'll be away from the house for a few days, it will be interesting to see what activity there is in my absence....:haha:

[les green01]

first one was a possum 2nd a coon they aint bad bbq just greasy

[Jeff-Groves]

1st one looked like an armadillo based off previous videos you posted.
I'm geared up!
https://www.subsim.com/radioroom/picture.php?albumid=1069&pictureid=11992

[Onkel Neal]

So, I returned home from a weekend trip and guess who paid me a visit?

Either the sprinkler did not go off or he did not care...

https://youtu.be/bteIdgC6fsQ


So, I set up a game light and a motion sensor on my back garden fence, and threw down a mess of corn and peanuts.
https://www.subsim.com/radioroom/attachment.php?attachmentid=4611&d=1626134542

I'll be waiting for him tonight. :shucks:

[Jeff-Groves]

I'd so air gun that porker so you could cook it!
:up:

[Onkel Neal]

It's been dark for a little over 2 hours and my detector just went off. Took my NV scope and went out back to see what tripped it.

So far, so good. This fellow is feeding in the dark at the far end of my trap. I watched him for a while, then came back inside to cool off and wait for him to move into the kill zone.

https://youtu.be/jXHgjSFUK54

[Reece]

Fingers crossed!! :yep:

[vienna]

It's been dark for a little over 2 hours and my detector just went off. Took my NV scope and went out back to see what tripped it.

So far, so good. This fellow is feeding in the dark at the far end of my trap. I watched him for a while, then came back inside to cool off and wait for him to move into the kill zone.

https://youtu.be/jXHgjSFUK54


Pigs, possums, what-not...

Y'all's a Texan!!...

What?? No jackalopes?!?...


https://www.grunge.com/img/gallery/jackalope-the-truth-behind-the-worlds-scariest-rabbit/intro-1563483930.jpg






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[Onkel Neal]

Late night,

https://youtu.be/KQW9YlpF3t8

[Mr Quatro]

Bacon is selling for $9 to $12 dollars a pound now :yep:

[Rockstar]

I don’t know if they’ll get the message. Pigs are like squirrels in that they don’t seem to equate a dead member species with a possible threat nearby. Even if you dropped one with others around. They just go on about their business as though nothing happened.

[Onkel Neal]

I hope you're right, I'm ready to hunt tonight.

[Reece]

Good stuff Neal, one less pest!! :up:

[ET2SN]

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1190/2102/products/thebbqrub1copy_819x.jpg

:Kaleun_Salivating:


Um, you're not Vegan, right?

Seriously, find a local Butcher to inspect and prep the carcass. :up:
If you have to throw them a couple of bucks or donate a side of bacon, its cheap insurance. :salute:

[Aktungbby]

I hope you're right, I'm ready to hunt tonight.

Good stuff Neal, one less pest!! :up:

As an old girlfriend in college informed me on a visit to her Illinois family hog farm while viewing the pig pens: "just don't keel over near the pigs" (heart attack, sprained ankle etc)whilst on the porcine hunt. As many have learned the hard way, sometimes U get the pork chops:Kaleun_Salivating: ...sometimes the pork chops gobble U leaving dentures and bone fragments behind!!??..:oops::dead: Pigs eat anything they can chew and feral pigs are utterly voracious.:doh: In fact out of 6 fatal attacks, the most recent was a 2019 attack on a 59 yearold woman caretaker in Anahuac, TX near Houston by multiple feral hogs....of all the attacks worldwide, the US has 24% of reprted attacks; and Texas has had 24% of all attacks reported in the US.:hmmm: Several were from wounded animals. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/a-plague-of-pigs-in-texas-73769069/

[vienna]

"Do you feel lucky...?..."


http://affotd.files.wordpress.com/2011/05/pig-with-gun.jpg




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[Rockstar]

So I’ve read razorbacks are a pretty big problem in Texas. They also carry some pretty dreadful human transmissible diseases too. I hate to say it, but if the population was that out of control I just start shooting, pile them up and lite a match.

[Onkel Neal]

If it's a big, young sow and I have time, I'll field dress her and take the backstrap and hams, shoulders.

Pigs stayed away last night, they're pretty smart.

Good stuff Neal, one less pest!! :up:

Thanks, Reece!

These two jokers came along and feasted on the corn.

https://youtu.be/zJnGQfyCV8E

[mapuc]

You should be happy-You have a happy home the animals like your garden.
I would be very happy having all these animal around me.

Yes they destroy things-Taking it into consideration a happy home makes it easier to fix those things.

This is my opinion.

Markus

[Onkel Neal]

I like the animals, I have several bird feeders, hummingbird feeders, butterfly feeders, and squirrel feeders. They are welcome to feast. The birds like to bathe in the sprinklers.

https://youtu.be/LhOl5-9CKEg


Even the coons, if they want the corn I leave for the pigs, I'm ok with that. Deer too, although they are fair game in deer hunting season.

But if they get into my garden, that's a problem and I will shoot them. :shucks: I have a fence to keep them out as well as the surprise sprinkler and electric fence. I want those vegetables, those belong to me.

Now, feral hogs, no. They are the enemy. And I will kill them when they come around.

[Reece]

You should be happy-You have a happy home the animals like your garden.
I would be very happy having all these animal around me.

Yes they destroy things-Taking it into consideration a happy home makes it easier to fix those things.

This is my opinion.

Markus
Hi Markus, yes we love animals too but some are just plain pests!! Kangaroos look nice but they make a mess in the garden and eat a lot of the plants. I use a home made slingshot, a good hit in their rumps sends them off!! The problem with roos, fences are no obstacle!! :doh:

[vienna]

The same can be said for in-laws...




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[Catfish]

^ true .. :hmmm: lol

A bit OT, we also have animals visiting our so-called-but-not-yet-ready-if ever "garden", birds and sometimes cats and roe deer with kids/fawn(?) at day, and hedgehogs and such at night.

Our cat made a friend a few nights ago, a .. fox. Have you ever seen a cat and a fox playing?
I had heard strange noises at 3 am and went down to look, and a very young small fox was sitting directly before the glass door to the garden, beside our cat 'Max'. We do not have chicken so i have no problem with foxes, but thought it was threatening our cat, also of diseases foxes may have, so i opened the door but they both just sat there looking at me.
I tried to scare the fox away, but it just ran a circle and sat down at the same place again. Then they both raced off on the lawn and scuffled (no biting or such), then again sitting side by side on the lawn and looking at the forest. I take it it is a very young fox without bad experience with humans etc. but still.. never saw or head of such behaviour before.

[Aktungbby]

I like the animals, I have several bird feeders, hummingbird feeders, butterfly feeders, and squirrel feeders. They are welcome to feast. The birds like to bathe in the sprinklers.

https://youtu.be/LhOl5-9CKEg


Even the coons, if they want the corn I leave for the pigs, I'm ok with that. Deer too, although they are fair game in deer hunting season.

But if they get into my garden, that's a problem and I will shoot them. :shucks: I have a fence to keep them out as well as the surprise sprinkler and electric fence. I want those vegetables, those belong to me.

Now, feral hogs, no. They are the enemy. And I will kill them when they come around. Just get a PigBrig trap for the corn and call the exterminator!:D
befor>https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0506/3881/5390/products/PigBrigFullNet-12_540x.jpg?v=1615424619 after>https://images.loox.io/uploads/2021/5/19/V12uo8pdq_mid.jpg:arrgh!: Saves aggravation, ammo, and beauty rest!:yep:

[Jimbuna]

Hi Markus, yes we love animals too but some are just plain pests!! Kangaroos look nice but they make a mess in the garden and eat a lot of the plants. I use a home made slingshot, a good hit in their rumps sends them off!! The problem with roos, fences are no obstacle!! :doh:

It's the drop bears you should be more concerned about.

[Onkel Neal]

COLOR="Lime"]Just get a PigBrig trap for the corn and call the exterminator!:D
]Saves aggravation, ammo, and beauty rest!:yep:

Where's the sport in that?

I am the exterminator. :shucks:

[ET2SN]

Stay on your toes, Neal.

I think the pigs are plotting a counter attack.


:k_confused:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RgXYSxW0-I

[Onkel Neal]

Thanks! So far, no pigs have returned. I think they learned their lesson. But, yes, I remain vigilant. :shucks:

Erm, what does a Plano house explosion have to do with this?

[ET2SN]

Well, note that the house was NOT made of straw or bricks. :o

If I had to guess, the pigs were able to order C4 on Amazon. :yep:

[Aktungbby]

Thanks! So far, no pigs have returned. I think they learned their lesson. But, yes, I remain vigilant. :shucks:

Erm, what does a Plano house explosion have to do with this?That looks like a dwelling natural explosion gas explosion. Iv'e dealt with two in the past myself in my responder daze. But it seems your feral pig hunting is similar as well. Your service to humanity does not go unnoticed!:Kaleun_Salute: https://gizmodo.com/feral-hogs-pollute-the-climate-as-much-as-1-million-car-1847319891
Nearly two years ago, we all had a hearty laugh about 30 to 50 feral hogs. Turns out that all those pigs aren’t just a horribly invasive species, but they could be wreaking real havoc when it comes to climate change. According to a new study published Monday in Global Change Biology, wild pigs around the world are releasing the equivalent of 1.1 million cars’ worth of carbon dioxide each year—just from digging around in the dirt.
“Given that wild pigs are known to damage soil, we realized that no other study had looked at the total area at risk at a global scale,” Christopher O’Bryan, the study’s lead author and a research fellow at the University of Queensland, said over email. “Knowing how important soil is at storing carbon, we wanted to assess the risk of wild pig soil damage on carbon emissions.”
Piggies can be really cute, sure, but they’re pretty bad news. Feral hogs put endangered native species at risk of extinction. They also tear up crops, causing between $1.5 and $2.5 billion worth of damage in the U.S. (A group of feral hogs even killed a woman in Texas in 2019.)
“Wild pigs are essentially farm animals gone rogue,” O’Bryan said. All that crop destruction isn’t just bad for business—it’s bad for the planet. Soil is packed with carbon dioxide, and it’s been well documented that human agricultural activity that disturbs the soil—like the very common practice of tilling—brings up carbon stored underground and encourages its release into the air. But there’s been surprisingly little research on how invasive species can also stir stuff up when they disturb the soil. It would stand to reason that hogs, which are basically little tractors, would have a similar effect: Their whole deal is rummaging around in the dirt for food, meaning that they can really root up a bunch of dirt. O’Bryan said that while other research has looked at the carbon dioxide footprint of hogs locally in Switzerland, China, and the Americas, this is the first study to “connect the dots at a global scale.” In order to fully calculate the impact of wild hogs all over the world, O’Bryan and his team created three models: one that predicts wild pig densities, one that converts pig density into soil area disturbed, and one that estimates carbon emissions. They then ran 10,000 simulations to account for the potential uncertainties in each model.

According to the models O’Bryan and his colleagues developed, wild pigs are uprooting anywhere between almost 14,000 square miles (36,214 square kilometers) to 47,690 square miles (123,517 square kilometers) in their non-native habitats. And all this digging has serious consequences for the carbon dioxide stored in soil. Around 5.37 million tons of carbon dioxide each year are released due to wild pig activities. Even though we may all enjoy a hog joke every once in a while, this research shows that the problems wild pigs pose are becoming more urgent to address. Scientists have called wild pigs, or Sus scrofa, “one of the most prolific invasive mammals on Earth.” In the U.S. alone, hog populations have gone from being present in 27 states in 2000 to now being found in 48 states; their population ranges between 6 to 7 million in the U.S., and experts say managing this big group of pigs might mean a mass killing of between 60% to 80% of them. (Ironically, part of the reason they’re spreading in the U.S. so fast, experts think, is that people love to hunt them—Succession, anyone?—so some are driving hogs to new areas and then allowing the population to expand.) The new findings show their impact on the climate is one more reason to end feral hogs’ reign of terror.

“Invasive species are a human-caused problem, so we need to acknowledge and take responsibility for their environmental and ecological implications,” Nicholas Patton, a University of Canterbury PhD candidate and coauthor of the study, said in a release. “If invasive pigs are allowed to expand into areas with abundant soil carbon, there may be an even greater risk of greenhouse gas emissions in the future. ... Wild pig control will definitely require cooperation and collaboration across multiple jurisdictions, and our work is but one piece of the puzzle, helping managers better understand their impacts.” BOTTOM LINE: Keep killin' them wild hogs BBY; but really, get a PigBrig and do it on an extermination scale...taking an occasional backstrap for the BBQ of course; but have an exterminator handy for carcass removal!:arrgh!: EGAD!: Even My daughter reported a dead hog in the middle of the road to Santa Rosa on her commute home last week! The situation is out of control:timeout:

[Onkel Neal]

Pig brig... there's no fun in that. I'm waiting for them to return... waiting...

[Catfish]

What do you do with the pigs, disembowel them and deep-freeze the parts?

[Onkel Neal]

Yeah, sometimes, depending on how fat they are and how big. I don't dress them out fully, just the shoulders, hams, and backstrap.

[Jimbuna]

One of my favourite meals atm....pork and Mediterranean peppers.

[Catfish]

^ that :up:

@Neal thanks, so you really can use them for BBQ :)
-> so "dress them out" would be a better term than "disemboweling" i guess?

[AVGWarhawk]

I'll stick with the occasional field rat that shows up at my bird feeder and takes residence under the deck. Caught one last night. The missus witness his little arse out back physically going after a bird on the ground.

I use a no harm trap. I then drop them off as far away as I have time to drive.

I once caught a flying squirrel. I let them go in the yard again.

https://youtu.be/hciLebxtrII

[Onkel Neal]

Well well, look who's back!

Will turn my prox alarms back on, going to an interesting night!

https://youtu.be/PvZmKKIWffY

[AVGWarhawk]

Bacon and sausage.

[Jimbuna]

I'll make a start on the Mediterranean peppers.

[Chad]

Neal, you had mentioned about getting a crossbow; I'm thinking of picking one up for myself to make for longer seasons (turkey and deer). Did you pick a specific model out?

[Onkel Neal]

Hi Chad, yes, I did a little research, there seems to be a lot of choices for ~$300 - $500 that are accurate and good quality. Barnett, Excalibur, and Killer Instinct were at the top of my list and I went with the Barnett Assault 350. It was around $275 and I can say it is good enough for my purposes.

https://youtu.be/OYk0SLrtqfQ

[Aktungbby]

and I can say it is good enough for my purposes.

https://youtu.be/OYk0SLrtqfQ Just stay away from the kids!:O: https://st.depositphotos.com/2189387/2281/i/950/depositphotos_22810526-stock-photo-boy-with-apple-on-his.jpg

[Onkel Neal]

Getting ready...

https://youtu.be/q6DbgdKSW2c

Not really a "hunt", more like an ambush. :shucks:

[mapuc]

Need to clarify what I meant by treating animal decently.

I know that there are times when a person has to kill an animal for some reason(as long it isn't for fun)But the killing shall be quick, the animal shall not know what hit it. Whatever the animal has done or is doing it does not have to suffer minutes or hours before it dies.

Markus

[Jeff-Groves]

Markus,

As one who uses Air Guns and not Powder Burners?
I insure what you would call a Humane kill shot.

We call it DRT. Dead Right There.
No tracking a wounded animal. No follow up shots to a suffering animal.

1 Shot. 1 kill on the spot.

[Onkel Neal]

Last night was a bust. Pigs played me, nothing but pests set off my alarm.

Will try again tonight. Come on, pigs, nothing to be afraid of. Just come to the buffet.:arrgh!:

https://youtu.be/YC1DkI4K0oM

[Aktungbby]

Last night was a bust. Pigs played me, nothing but pests set off my alarm.
https://youtu.be/YC1DkI4K0oM Those highly intelligent, cagey porcine critters send in an advance scouting squad of expendible 'coons just to test the waters....:hmmm: Nice camera-work but what causes the reflection in the animal's retinas?

[AVGWarhawk]

If you see retina like this I suggest you sell the property and move elsewhere:

https://gearjunkie.com/legacy/images/19629.jpg

[Onkel Neal]

If I see that, I'm reaching for my .30-30. :O:

I'm sure the neighbors will understand when I show them the carcass.


@Neal thanks, so you really can use them for BBQ :)
-> so "dress them out" would be a better term than "disemboweling" i guess?

Either term is fine with me. I generally don't remove the guts on a wild hog, the ribs and belly don't have enough fat to make it worth the trouble. On deer, yeah, I dress them out completely.

One term I don't care for is "harvest" and is, "I am harvesting wild game." Harvesting is something you do with grains and vegetables, animals are shot and slaughtered, or processed. I don't know who started "harvesting" or why, but I suspect it was to tone down the bloodiness for the newer generations...? :doh:

[AVGWarhawk]

:har::haha: Hell man, I would be burning rubber outta there!

[AVGWarhawk]

:

I don't know who started "harvesting" or why, but I suspect it was to tone down the bloodiness for the newer generations...? :doh:

It started with human internal organs I would say.

[Jimbuna]

If you see retina like this I suggest you sell the property and move elsewhere:

https://gearjunkie.com/legacy/images/19629.jpg

:o

:har:

[Onkel Neal]

:har::haha: Hell man, I would be burning rubber outta there!

No choice. I'm too old and fat to outrun anything quicker than a two-legged Basset Hound, I'll have to stand and fight!

[AVGWarhawk]

No choice. I'm too old and fat to outrun anything quicker than a two-legged Basset Hound, I'll have to stand and fight!

I have seen your bikes. That's the rubber that should be burning outta the driveway! :up:

[ET2SN]

Last night was a bust. Pigs played me, nothing but pests set off my alarm.

Will try again tonight. Come on, pigs, nothing to be afraid of. Just come to the buffet.:arrgh!:

https://youtu.be/YC1DkI4K0oM

WTH, you've got rabid beavers in your yard, now??

:k_confused:

Maybe its time to move out of Texas before the radioactive stoats invade! :o

[Aktungbby]

No choice. I'm too old and fat to outrun anything quicker than a two-legged Basset Hound, I'll have to stand and fight! You'll lose!:arrgh!:
https://k9carts.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/basset_dog_wheelchair.jpg:har:

[Onkel Neal]

Not if I kick him in the head first, of course.

[nikimcbee]

Last night was a bust. Pigs played me, nothing but pests set off my alarm.

Will try again tonight. Come on, pigs, nothing to be afraid of. Just come to the buffet.:arrgh!:

https://youtu.be/YC1DkI4K0oM

If you see retina like this I suggest you sell the property and move elsewhere:

https://gearjunkie.com/legacy/images/19629.jpg
It's got Jim's hair, but kinda skinny.


Neal, If I recall, you are some sort of racoon whisperer or racoon cult leader? :hmmm::D

[Onkel Neal]

What are you talking about? :hmmm:

[nikimcbee]

What are you talking about? :hmmm:


I tried to find the video where you get mobbed by raccoons at a parking lot or something?

[nikimcbee]

What are you talking about? :hmmm:


Ahhh, changed my key word search.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gaoVPDT1EE


https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fca-times.brightspotcdn.com%2Fdims4%2Fdefault%2Fa90fff c%2F2147483647%2Fstrip%2Ftrue%2Fcrop%2F4300x3141%2 B0%2B0%2Fresize%2F840x614!%2Fquality%2F90%2F%3Furl %3Dhttps%3A%252F%252Fcalifornia-times-brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com%252Fb4%252Fc6%252F82cf dc904f89bf35788ef2e4e72b%252Fap20133538895567.jpg&f=1&nofb=1


Dr. Fau....er Mr Onkel, Do you retract the above post? Confess that you are indeed a raccoon cult leader?:D

[Onkel Neal]

I retract, I retract :timeout:

Thanks, my daughter gets a royalty every time that is played ;)

[nikimcbee]

On a serious note, so does that wild hog taste any different than farm raised pork?

[Jeff-Groves]

On a serious note, so does that wild hog taste any different than farm raised pork?
It's got a wild hog taste.
https://ae01.alicdn.com/kf/H0570643cc00d40f092ef955936544a2dT/Large-WILD-HOGS-Embroidered-Motorcycle-MC-Men-Biker-Patches-Clothing-Applique.jpg

[nikimcbee]

Well, atleast you didn't say it tastes like chicken!:Kaleun_Cheers:

[mapuc]

I think this discussion in following link should make it clear

https://www.quora.com/How-does-the-taste-of-wild-boar-differ-from-domestic-pigs

Markus

[Onkel Neal]

On a serious note, so does that wild hog taste any different than farm raised pork?

Yeah, it have a slightly different flavor but I used the same spices when cooking so you can't really taste a lot of difference. I guess it's like venison. Most of the time I make a pot roast with game I've killed. So it tastes about the same.

It is somewhat true about old boars, they do retain a strong odor and it really puts me off slaughtering it. I don't know why. I've been told you can get the odor out by marinating for a long time in ice water or vinegar water, but I don't need it that bad,. So as I said, I usually only slaughter your pigs and sows.

[Catfish]

It is not like with some deer that may have some more or less strong side flavour, I can say by a lot of experience that feral hog tastes much better :)

[Onkel Neal]

Alarm went off multiple times last night, same 3 coons. I may trap them in the live trap and relocate them if this continues.

[Jimbuna]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gaoVPDT1EE




I could well be wrong but if that was the famous lighthouse shirt Neal was wearing then we know they wereen't actually hungry but after something entirely different :)

[Onkel Neal]

Fame?

They looked hungry to me.

[Jeff-Groves]

Fame?

They looked hungry to me.
You were throwing Cheetos!
Hungry? YEAH! Even border invaders would be at your feet for food!

And that was the famous Light house shirt Jim!!!

[Singed]

The back couple acres on my dad's place is just destroyed by those guys.

[Jimbuna]

You were throwing Cheetos!
Hungry? YEAH! Even border invaders would be at your feet for food!

And that was the famous Light house shirt Jim!!!

And most handsome he looks in it too :)

https://i.postimg.cc/k4YpCPYC/597840147-zuc-QY-XL.jpg (https://postimages.org/)
https://i.postimg.cc/HnJPsvFy/IMG-0419.jpg (https://postimages.org/)

[mapuc]

So that's why the animal keeps on coming nighttime..the racoons has been spreading words that the gentleman living in this house has lots of chips.

Markus

[Catfish]

And most handsome he looks in it too :) [...]
I agree, to say nothing of the catfish.

[Onkel Neal]

Last night, nothing, not even coons. :06:

Was away from the house all day.

I am adding an additional surveillance camera to the arsenal, this one will also alert me when something enters the zone, but it allows me to pull up live video to see what it is. This way I don't have to get up and troop to the back of my property to only learn it's 3 diffident coons having a feast on my pig bait.

https://youtu.be/CyC-twpMCaY

It also has a speaker feature, maybe I can growl and scare the coons off... maybe a good dose of swearing will work.:yeah:

[Onkel Neal]

Quiet night, no pigs, just coons.

I approached them this morning and scared them off by clapping my hands.

https://youtu.be/IKEk5wvAxD0

I have something in store for the coons that will break their nerve...

[Jimbuna]

I agree, to say nothing of the catfish.

You did cross my mind Kai as I was posting the picture :)

[Jeff-Groves]

Just got a really nice .357 Evanix Air Gun in today!
I could bring that and the .50 Cal Evanix.
Both are silenced!
Both have enough power and bullet weight behind them to do Vitals shots.
:up:

[Onkel Neal]

Busy night.

https://youtu.be/7rWfV8VuuSA

[em2nought]

That big pack of raccoons freaks me out. Went on a boat ride at Weeki Wachee Springs years ago, and the coxswain steered us right over to a big pack of rabid raccoons. Growling and foaming at the mouth. :o


(https://weekiwachee.com/)

[3catcircus]

That big pack of raccoons freaks me out. Went on a boat ride at Weeki Wachee Springs years ago, and the coxswain steered us right over to a big pack of rabid raccoons. Growling and foaming at the mouth. :o


(https://weekiwachee.com/)

So you are saying you got your money's worth...

[Cybermat47]

Certainly more sanitary than how Racoons assert dominance over their territory :D

Also, do you actually live in a place called Cougar Trap? I assumed you just lived somewhere in Texas with a lot of attractive 35-55 year old women.

[les green01]

been gone for two weeks in north west montana first thing i do is check on Neal war damn he got some kills don't forget to get the coons tastes good bbq too heck throw some snake,frog legs and crawdads on the grill and have a great feast

[Onkel Neal]

Well, the coons have surrendered, they are avoiding the BB death zone.

Now it appears I have a small UFO projecting its landing beam... or maybe a ghost or specter?

https://youtu.be/CzAZQ57fCWE

I don't know what that it. I went out there in the pitch black dark and I cannot see any light beam or light on the ground so it must be something the IR is picking up.

A mylar balloon caught in a tree reflecting... IR from... ?

I give up, what could this be?? :06::06:

[MaDef]

Two to beam up.

[mapuc]

I'm very sceptical in believing in Aliens and ufo.

Not saying that there ain't alien somewhere in the univers, but they haven't visit us.

This scepticism made me wonder if it's a set up.

Markus

[Jeff-Groves]

A picture up from that point would be good to see.

[em2nought]

So you are saying you got your money's worth...


At the very least, a lasting memory to be sure. :03:

[Onkel Neal]

Aha! I think I know it is. Maybe some spider webs...

https://youtu.be/JW8KFZjxXq4

[les green01]

Aha! I think I know it is. Maybe some spider webs...

https://youtu.be/JW8KFZjxXq4

could be a spider web

[Aktungbby]

HERE's what Onkel really need's for ease of effort 24/7:arrgh!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p411Til7VC4

[ET2SN]

It looks too much like an owl. :k_confused:

[Jeff-Groves]

Aha! I think I know what it is. Maybe some spider webs...

You have Spiders that Transport like Star Trek???
:o

In Star Gate One those were Replicators! Nasty buggers!

[Sean C]

Went on a boat ride at Weeki Wachee Springs years ago, and the coxswain steered us right over to a big pack of rabid raccoons. Growling and foaming at the mouth. :o




Hey, I've been there! Don't remember any rabid raccoons, but I do remember some marvelous mermaids. ;)

[Buddahaid]

...

LOL! :Kaleun_Applaud:

[Onkel Neal]

Spider webs confirmed. Cleaned the camera face, anomalies are gone.


Waiting....

[Jeff-Groves]

Spider webs confirmed. Cleaned the camera face, anomalies are gone.


Well DUHH!
We can clearly see they beamed up somewhere!
:har:

[Onkel Neal]

https://youtu.be/G1zXWLPcjx0

[Sean C]

Probably have Covid. :hmmm:

[CheckSix]

Nice bow, I have something similar. A note of caution however, no one has mentioned swine brucellosis or trichinosis, I assume precautions are being taken.
Wear gloves when dressing the meat, cook well ( not rare) or freeze first (3 weeks) etc.
An overnight marinade and slow cooking improves the tenderness, the boar 'taint' comes from excess testosterone.

[les green01]

https://youtu.be/G1zXWLPcjx0

i see three easy kills i have some people tell me to get the game taste out of meat to soak in 7up honest the taste never bother me

[Onkel Neal]

One looks like a young 6 point buck... hope he keeps coming by.

A note of caution however, no one has mentioned swine brucellosis or trichinosis, I assume precautions are being taken.

Everything except the gloves, which I should start using and get used to.

[les green01]

One looks like a young 6 point buck... hope he keeps coming by.



Everything except the gloves, which I should start using and get used to.

does look like a six pointer i counted 3 points on one side thought there was 3 but one off from them couldn't tell what that one was bow season for deer starts sept in missouri

[Jeff-Groves]

Here you go Neal! a .72 cal air gun kill of a hog!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CEn-LCD-_E

[Rockstar]

Somewhere near a place called Cougar Trap, TX one man, half naked, armed, determined, conducts his pre battle ritual in preparation to defend his land against relentless invaders.

https://youtu.be/86Z20gkpvdg

[Onkel Neal]

Well, someone must have leaked my day planner to the wildlife; I went out of town for a few days and they decided to make an appearance.

https://youtu.be/uh_Ozv5occo

[Onkel Neal]

So much corn wasted. Tonight I am going to start trapping some coons. The 8-pt buck... his day is coming in November.

https://youtu.be/02OMR7soJpo

[AVGWarhawk]

You leave Rudolph alone! Please send me a coon skin hat. Thanks!

[AVGWarhawk]

Well, someone must have leaked my day planner to the wildlife; I went out of town for a few days and they decided to make an appearance.

https://youtu.be/uh_Ozv5occo


Pigs on the Wing.

[Jeff-Groves]

Don't know how close to Katy, Texas you are Neal.
But there is a Guy that is an Expert with Air Guns that would show you some cool stuff!

[Aktungbby]

So much corn wasted. Tonight I am going to start trapping some coons. The 8-pt buck... his day is coming in November.

https://youtu.be/02OMR7soJpoThis thread is ...boaring :D but what of the eight-point buck now that it's 12/1? A true Texican always delivers on his death threats!!:Kaleun_Thumbs_Up:

[nikimcbee]

I still vote, open your own BBQ place.

[Onkel Neal]

Yeah, I need to get busy over here.

[les green01]

that buck look like a corn fed buck

[Skybird]

that buck look like a corn fed buck
When you eat it, you turn into a vegetarian. Like with some fishes, who have poison in their meat, predators eat it, and die. Its some kind of Asian self-defence, get eaten while not getting eaten, something along that kind of thinking, you know.


:D

[Rockstar]

Some reports indicate there are 6 million or more Feral hogs in the U.S up to 4 million of them are in Texas. Interesting ideas how they all got here too.

https://youtu.be/bBvqtbZdSZQ

[mapuc]

4 million feral hogs can't be wrong
Texas is a great place to live in.

Markus

[Aktungbby]

...and thats literally when the first pigs arrived; escaped; and went 'feral' and ended up in Neal's yard!:timeout: Here's how to do something wholesale about this : https://youtu.be/ivQP9LWHvqI You need a good 'judas hog' to get 'em in the pen's gate !

[Onkel Neal]

Well, the hogs have stayed away since the Vanquishing. But these dummies are routinely emptying my bird feeder and smashed my hummingbird feeder. Going to have a trick for them tonight.

https://youtu.be/Po_suikN1xI?si=6A_ki2AXsQCrPjVU

[Rockstar]

Wonder if strategically applied 2.2 million Scoville Heat Unit oils or sauce made from Carolina Reapers might dissuade them vandals.

https://youtu.be/cozHUec4sPc?si=1f6eoK2tCvKwLpgu

[Skybird]

Well, the hogs have stayed away since the Vanquishing. But these dummies are routinely emptying my bird feeder and smashed my hummingbird feeder. Going to have a trick for them tonight.

Try this...?! But not on squirrels, please, only raccoons.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgDa_cpgHWs

[Skybird]

Wonder if strategically applied 2.2 million Scoville Heat Unit oils or sauce made from Carolina Reapers might dissuade them vandals.
Maybe, but it also makes birds flying on their backs.

[Jeff-Groves]

Here's my surprise for those Pandas.
https://www.airgunnation.com/attachments/trash-pandas-jpg.360816

[Jimbuna]

Time to purchase a night sight me thinks.

[Rockstar]

Here's my surprise for those Pandas.
https://www.airgunnation.com/attachments/trash-pandas-jpg.360816

Yep, that’ll work too. :arrgh!:

[Jeff-Groves]

.25 cal Semi-auto Evanix Max Air with Silencer.
:D