Doc_Holliday23
Senior Member
I don't like it, but if a landowner asks me to kill everyone I see, I will in thanks for him letting me hunt his property.
I think that you should eat what you kill.Why dont those that say they cant give em away want to eat em?The meats great except for some of the big boars?Even if my freezer was full and I didnt have room ,I would clean them and then give the meat away just cause I would feel right just wasting it.I understand the crop damage thing and see damage in the woods but in my opinion thats still no excuse for waste.I dont know why we dont have a donation program in Ga for hogs like we do deer.I bet more people would be more willing to donate hogs than deer .There are shelters in most cities now that I am sure could use the meat and with the economy ,its only gonna get worse. Anybody within an hour of thomasville,wanting to give away a fresh killed hog under 200 lbs,pm me and I will give you my number.As long as I got freezer room I will come get em or meet halfway if I am not at work.
although I havent done it, I say no problem with it because I look at them the same way I do yotes or crows
Just my 02, yes I think it is ethical as long as its far enough away as to not stink up a neighborhood. We actually have people working for the DNR who have full time jobs killing hogs on barrier islands. These animals destroy native animals such as sea turtles, gopher tortoise, Indigo and other snakes, the list goes on and on. They are not native and are completly useless as far as ecosystem health is concerned. On barrier islands they are the number 1 cause of seaturtle nest destruction. I know of wildlife agents that kill 20 or more in a day. Although some of these are dressed and eaten the majority of them are vulture and gator food. My personal opinion is to kill them all! They don't belong here! Again this is my opinion.
I kill everyone I can, young and old alike.