Competing for food

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Howzit Gang, over the last couple of days I’ve notice two groups of pigs coming in and hitting the corn. Initially they were coming out in the evening/early mornings but are starting to change their pattern. I think they are sensing each other and are competing for the corn. One group has a med size Sow that looks like she is still nursing or maybe starting to wean off her piglets and another with a large Sow and a small Boar. I’m gonna wait a few more days to see if anything larger steps out. 

Aloha

Mark
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Aloha,

TheIceman, my understanding is pigs can be hunted year round on private property. I’ve read that they are not legal to hunt under lights but I believe if they are a damaging property/crops they can be treated as pests. Bag limit is one per day on State Hunting land in season but not sure if the same applies to private land/pests. 

Sonny, I’ve already calling one Adobo an anada one Spam! 🤣

Matt247365, you forgot to add Psssssst...... Smack! 🤣



crittahitta, I think I’m gonna try the 30 Rainstorm this time. I’m Lovin this gun! The Gun is Laser Accurate, shooting 44’s@924fps, light and maneuverable! I’m going to try and pattern them this week. Hopefully I’ll be able to set up this weekend. Maybe I’ll be lucky and take out the large Sow unless she’s pregnant. 



Mark
 
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