One BIG problem.

[Iansumrall]

Found this on my camera last time I was at my land. I understand that this is typical for east Texas and as of now pretty much anywhere, but seeing this really chaps me up haha. They tear up my hayfields and destroy expensive feeders and other equipment. I'm going to put up a ground blind and sit in there with a buddy, 12 gauges in hand. If they come out I plan on slinging buckshot at em until they are all in the dirt.

[b.latiolais]

PORK! The other white meat!

Yea, good luck with that.

[Blue Tick]

I think tannerite would be a good solution to this. Lots of it.

[FattLip]

I think tannerite would be a good solution to this. Lots of it.

X2 with a bunch of ball bearings taped to it.

[Tmag]

Kill em all, every last one of them. KAP!!

[nanny_slammer]

one boom and alot go down with tannerite . i would let o'l tan tan take care of that problem.

[Iansumrall]

I'm in Shelby county and most of them are extremely weary of traps SI I will defanitley have to give the tanneries a try!

[Pistol]

I think they look like fleas on the land. Kill as many as you can. This is where that pressure cooker should have been used!

[E.TX.BOWHUNTER]

How far from Willis? Do you need help picking them up?

[BigThicketBoy]

Need some help?

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[1 Cor. 10:31]

x 1000 on the Tannerite! 10 pounds ought to do it.

[Iansumrall]

Nah I'm good thanks though! Hey they are a big problem bit that doesn't make any less fun to kill!

[Graysonhogs]

Holy smokes! Good bow practicd

[Graysonhogs]

Depending on
The size of your place you can usually pressure them off. That's what I do on 200 acres.

[Gunner87]

Dang it someone beat me to tannerite... get the small water bottles and fill them with gasoline then tape to the tannerite. afterwards you will have grill porkchops on the hoof!