California bill make hunting hogs easier

[echo1]

CA 2022 harvest report. PAX

58.0 percent (2,292) indicated a male was taken, 41.7 percent (1,647) indicated a female was taken, and 0.3 percent (11) left the sex portion of the tag blank. Dogs were reported being used on 3.1 percent (123) of returned tags. Finally, 90.4 percent (3,570) of all returned tags indicated that they hunted wild pigs on private land.

file:///C:/Users/User/Downloads/FinalWildPigHarvestReport2020-21%20(2).pdf

 

[Axxe55]

I think for the most part, most Californians are stupid, selfish and lack any common sense.

The state has a feral hog problem, and a homeless problem. Makes sense they could find a solution that would benefit both problems at the same time.

 

[dsgrey]

I think for the most part, most Californians are stupid, selfish and lack any common sense.

And they're moving here with plenty in the areas around me. Must have been 15 of them posting on the Ring Neighbors app yesterday morning worried about hearing gunshots. OMG, their subdivision is on the lake and it's duck season. Folks will explain to them and they'll complain it sounds too close without realizing water carries sound and a shotgun won't shoot 2 miles. Unfortunately the flood gate is open as they move here and will start demanding similar California laws and turn more areas liberal.

 

[Axxe55]

And they're moving here with plenty in the areas around me. Must have been 15 of them posting on the Ring Neighbors app yesterday morning worried about hearing gunshots. OMG, their subdivision is on the lake and it's duck season. Folks will explain to them and they'll complain it sounds too close without realizing water carries sound and a shotgun won't shoot 2 miles. Unfortunately the flood gate is open as they move here and will start demanding similar California laws and turn more areas liberal.

I have one that bought the land next to mine last year. and she's a complete idiot!