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Originally Posted by rockinbbar
Originally Posted by deflave
Texas will always have hog problems.




Travis


Agreed.

But, it ain't just Texas.

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How fuq did 5 pigs get to North Dakota?


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Originally Posted by BarryC
Originally Posted by tndrbstr

A bigger market will in turn create a bigger demand. When the folks that are ultimately supplying that market for profit find their supply dwindling what's the next thing they do? They start restocking their inventorys. In this case, it's transporting pigs back into the areas they control, regardless of the legality's in doing so.


I don't think that will happen. I'd bet that it's easier and cheaper to pen-raise pigs and more profitable to supply the domestic market.

But that's just my guess.


Hunters were the ones who, in the 'eighties, caused the rapid expansion of feral hogs here. They bought and released them, without the Landowner's knowledge, usually, into pastures they had leased for hunting.


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