Some pigs in a area where shooting isn't possible so good dogs required, along with some tact to deal with bystranders - PM me your phone number and I'll discuss
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Some pigs in a area where shooting isn't possible so good dogs required, along with some tact to deal with bystranders - PM me your phone number and I'll discuss
Do you want me to have a chat to my older brother, he used to use a tomahawk and scythe not good with interpersonal chat though.
Ozy style:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mZHZM9fAAhQ
Trap them is my suggestion.
Barry Crump, I think it was, dealt to pigs coming out at night and taking cocky's lambs. Crumpy baited them with potatoes with explosive detonators stuffed inside. Worked a treat supposedly, or it could be just a yarn ...
Prob 90% were other guys Yarns regurgitated tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Dusty Fog
Plus spiced up a bit with his flare of BS and bafflement :-)
Snares !!
I mopped up the cunning Breeders with imported USA snares
Made my own 1st - but you need a good Snare Lock which I did not have
If you want a link to a good supplier - just ask
Be careful of other animals though
I shut down all over Fawning - but still caught 2 yearlings last winter - but leg caught and let go with no damage to them or me :-)
Could be considered as being extremely cruel too if true.Quote:
Originally Posted by luckey
Could'nt be anywhere near as bad as the phosphorous they used to use up until a few years ago. Pigs screamed as their guts burned.
I don't doubt that phosphorus is cruel.
I just don't believe that chewin on a det will kill dead every time. I'm sure there would have been a number of jaws/faces blown off with slow painful cruel deaths to follow.