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lancaster
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Warthogs in Texas Are Increasing
#395022 - 16/12/25 05:21 AM

it was maybe just a question of time until it happen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esknfcIdmjA

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Re: Warthogs in Texas Are Increasing [Re: lancaster]
#395024 - 16/12/25 07:38 AM

Lancaster, thanks for posting. There are many instances of imported animals getting out.

Several years ago, a friend posted a picture of a young red stag on his land in middle Georgia. Since then, there have been other sightings of red deer in Georgia. These apparently escaped from game ranches. I am not sure if any survive. I don't think that there were any red deer breading in Georgia, though at one time, there were some elk in Georgia which I believe are closely related to red deer.

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Re: Warthogs in Texas Are Increasing [Re: lancaster]
#395029 - 16/12/25 08:06 AM

Interesting

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Re: Warthogs in Texas Are Increasing [Re: 85lc]
#395037 - 16/12/25 04:33 PM

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Lancaster, thanks for posting. There are many instances of imported animals getting out.

Several years ago, a friend posted a picture of a young red stag on his land in middle Georgia. Since then, there have been other sightings of red deer in Georgia. These apparently escaped from game ranches. I am not sure if any survive. I don't think that there were any red deer breading in Georgia, though at one time, there were some elk in Georgia which I believe are closely related to red deer.

I don't think invasive species are a good thing for anyone, see the hoog problem for north american farmer. elk is the north american relativ of the european red deer and he belongs to georgia.

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