Hog workshop in Minden (NW LA)

[HogBiologist]

Ok, I have about got my Hog workshop lined up. Date looks like April 30th (saturday). Speakers will include; Jim Lacour (State Vet), David Hayden (Biologist), Tim Moss (professional Nussiance trapper), and a few others ....hopefully. The Itinerary is shaping up to be:

Biology
Diseases
Damage Cost/Amounts
Hunting (day and night)
Trapping (techniques/materials)
Current Laws

I will also have trap displays, Hog exclusion display (keep the buggers away from feeders), night hunting accessories. I even hope to get a few live ones to have on hand, but dont count on it cause I am just hoping.

[turkey slayer]

sounds good I might try to make it

[mason0366]

WIsh it was in ky.

[hookedspur]

LaBiologist

[Spurs]

Hows about a work shop that is strictly on killing them off.

[HogBiologist]

Hows about a work shop that is strictly on killing them off.

That is the focus of this workshop.  We want them buggers gone.

[redarrow]

That sounds like a bunch of fun. They are becoming a problem here im Mich. too.

[turkey slayer]

That sounds like a bunch of fu. They are becoming a problem here im Mich. too.

once they get started they are nearly impossible to get rid of.

[HogBiologist]

2 can become over 200 in 2 years, and that is a conservative estimate.

[shootumindaface]

That sounds like a bunch of fu. They are becoming a problem here im Mich. too.

once they get started they are nearly impossible to get rid of.

MI is trying to be the first state ever to eradicate them.. My bet is NO if the problem is as big as everyone is making it to be already..

[turkey slayer]

That sounds like a bunch of fu. They are becoming a problem here im Mich. too.

once they get started they are nearly impossible to get rid of.

MI is trying to be the first state ever to eradicate them.. My bet is NO if the problem is as big as everyone is making it to be already..

with that lol as much as we have tried around here it is worse now than it was before we started getting rid of them.