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We have wild pigs much like them here, though not in our immediate area, and you need to be really careful if you're in an area they frequent. That thing probably looked adorable to its mother, but meeting up with one of them should scare the life out of any rational human being , and would really put a damper on an otherwise lovely hiking day.

mmmmm Bacon!

I hope you got the large teeth. Here on the left coast the wild [domestic] pigs aren't allowed to be shot.

crazy8s wrote:I hope you got the large teeth. Here on the left coast the wild [domestic] pigs aren't allowed to be shot.

Way cool! What will you do with them, anything in particular?

Luv it Took a minute to figure the black ones are horns great display

crazy8s wrote:I hope you got the large teeth. Here on the left coast the wild [domestic] pigs aren't allowed to be shot.

Swordfish wanted you to have this, but he hasn't set up his new computer to be able to come post it himself, although he can reach the chat room, so he gave this to me to post for you.

http://www.dfg.ca.gov/wildlife/hunting/pig/pigmap.html

PinkDiamond wrote:Way cool! What will you do with them, anything in particular?

maybe I will make some native style necklace .. but I don't know yet

crazy8s wrote:Luv it Took a minute to figure the black ones are horns great display

thanks

Thanks John, I guess what I heard wasn't true.

Guess I can work 2 computers off one router. Yea the 4181b reg says you are allowed to just shoot them for almost any reason and report it the next day. As a farmer you should be able to get a deprecation permit year round for unlimited and as a hunter you can get tags. Glad the pigs have not made it out here yet. There are some loose in the county they say.