No doubt about it,he's a handsome fellow. Real interesting to hear how regulations differ among the states. Texas landowners are divided over deer and feral hogs reminiscent to earlier sheep growers and cattle growers. One side is selling animals for unheard of prices while the other side has their meadows,crops,ponds,fences and gardens destroyed by the animals. As you might expect,the politicians are following the money in adopting laws. One example is that since the hogs are often mixed with the russian boar(an exotic) that was imported to the shoot for a fee operations,you must have hunting license unless you own the land where you shoot or trap them. This is in addition to aoudad sheep,axis deer,sika deer,fallow deer nilgai and the other nonindigenous animals that cross property lines and are increasing their populations. The only question is whether it will be settled with fists,in a court of law or with the rifles that hang in all the back windows of thier trucks. So if any you get a job offer to work on a Texas farm,you might ask for a job discription before you come down.Ha Ha ha
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