Community | December 04, 2008 | 6 comments

Feral Hog Hunt Approved in NJ

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State wildlife officials are hoping deer hunters can reduce the population of another crop-damaging species in southern New Jersey: feral hogs.
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6 comments // Feral Hog Hunt Approved in NJ

  • Ego
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      Ego  
    • Feral hogs aren't native animals. Feral animals were once domestic animals that escaped from captivity and established wild numbers. Indians never even saw them.

    • 3 years ago
  • rjenkins001
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    • What happened before urbinization took place? How was the environement kept in place with no one killing the feral hogs. If they are killed of what in nature will take their place? The hogs must have been here before population and didn't overun the land perhaps there must have been a predetor of some kind, maybe the Indians used them for food.

    • 3 years ago
  • Not_A_Fox
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    • Libero, they're a feral species with no natural predators that ravage the environment and breed rapidly.

      They are capable of damage to the native flora & fauna that I doubt you can comprehend.

      You cannot dump this crap on nature's lap and expect her to sort this out for us.

      We have to step in.

      For lack of any better way to say it: We have to kill them.

    • 3 years ago
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