To: patton
Got a boar spear I can borrow?As someone who has hunted boar I believe the solution is just that - get hunters in the area. The boars can be eliminated where that's what the land managers want.
A word of caution - forget about spearing boar. They are strong and very tough. In fact, a determined boar can inflict considerable damage on an unsuspecting hunter who thinks he's looking at "piggies."
For a descriptive story of what these "pigs" can do, feel free to Freepmail me.
14 posted on
12/28/2002 3:45:38 PM PST by
toddst
To: toddst
I rather meant a "BOAR SPEAR". Hardened oak. 3 foot steal point. Haft gifted with a crossbar, 6 feet from the operator. Tine on the south end, for planting same.
15 posted on
12/28/2002 4:09:28 PM PST by
patton
To: toddst
Though i've never killed one, I did track wild boar in the Everglades, Big Cypress during dry season when I was a kid. Once one of these guys goes into the thicket growth of a hammock, the only way i'd go in after them is with a large caliber handgun.
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