Weve been trapping wild hogs and removing them from a farmers land. Where going to release some of them on a private island so we can hunt them. Is there any market for these pigs. We have 20 babies that we have already trapped. They look like the russians.Half are black and the rest are brown red and black stripped. Thanks Arnold
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you might call the local livestock sale and see if you can run them thru.
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If you can kill them in a bloodless way - I use CO2- and freeze them for two weeks or more to kill parasites, the snake keepers in your area will buy them. My customers buy pigs up to 30 pounds easily. They don't like to pay much but you can safely charge $1.00 / pound. That is assuming that your area has no ordinances/laws against keeping giant snakes. A snake has to be at least 15 feet before it can consume a ten pound pig because of the head size. There is a yahoo group called snakefeeders you can join for free and advertise in.arnoldw said:
What I was hoping to find someone who raises wild hogs and maybe looking for some breeders. WE already turned enough loose to get us started and we seem to continue to catch them everytime we set the traps. I already have my freezer full since we started this. These wild hogs are ruining this farmers wheat field. Where seeing 50 to 60 at the time. We have the land leased to hunt but only 3 and sometime 4 people hunt them here. Thanks Arnold
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I look for good breeders all the time and will by Russian-looking gilts- they are black, long-legged, short ears, and straight tails. I also look for exceptional little boars, with som eoomph to them. I am in Okeechobee, Florida. Where are you?arnoldw said:
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