Dave2, Evidently You do not pay too close attention to the discussions here about the Hog problem here in Texas. They are more numerous than lies on a dog! Shooting the 1sy-2sy hogs here and there does nothing to put a dent in their population, and problems they cause. The time has come and past for drastic measures to be implemented. Just like Gophers, Prairie Dogs, What Ever has to be done to get a handle on the pest. They tear up far more than they are worth. Also when they die, and they will ,,, they will die in their den so the herd will move on the some place else and while they are in transit to new digs they may be seen are discovered and shot at or poisoned and hopefully eradicate from MY place! Has nothing to do with Your D.A. first statement! Do you need further Clarification ? !! Later, John A.
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