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Making so sense. Should be open season on the blighters- no license needed. Like in Ontario, back in the 60's to protect grouse and pheasant populations.

"It is the duty of every licensed hunter to eradicate all domestic carnivores (substitue feral pigs) found more than 500 yards from outbuildings."
THAT would make sense.

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Daryl, I once read that I think it was in Tennessee that a domestic hog with one foot thru the hog pen fence was considered feral and free game to shoot. LOL Well I would be satisfied if it was 2 feet outside the pen. F'ing bastards.
I went Quail hunting in South Carolina a few years back and also shot 2 Hogs. They were donated to the "folks" as the plantation owner called them. Very deep south. The owner's family had owner the land and house since the early 1800's and the house burned once at the hands of Sherman's Union troops on their march to the Sea in 1864. He had a sign saying that if your last name was the same as the officer who torched the home in 1864 then you were not welcome and would have to leave. (Don't remember the name anymore)

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