First time I've seen one of these on our property...

[Drthorn]

never had to deal with hogs where I hunt...reading the previous posts, I guess that's a good thing...good luck with them..hopefully they don't get out of hand.

[CASH]

never had to deal with hogs where I hunt...reading the previous posts, I guess that's a good thing...good luck with them..hopefully they don't get out of hand.

Hope you don't.  They're fun to hunt and kill, but they spread like wild fire.  One sow will have multiple litters of multiple piglets a year and they destroy EVERYTHING

[DirtNap647]

better start huntin

[lowcountry]

Good luck with that.....We have had them for 2 years now and can't get rid of them. 

[redleg06]

In Tx, some of our places used to smell like a barnyard because of all the pigs. Some of those boars can get big and territorial and the mamma's can be aggressive when they have babies.

Like others have said, you better start trying to get ahead of them now or you wont be able to catch up. We used to manage strictly for deer and turkey and the game biologist told us they can have 4 litters a year and have from 6-12 piglets per litter. 

[kevin2]

I'd get one of the big cages set up on your property. Otherwise, you may have no property left worth defending after those critters get established. Good luck.

Like these on this page...

http://www.hotwoods.com/hog_gate_pro.htm

[Fatbeard]

Better start killing them or they will spread like crazy.

[hookedspur]

Bacon