Any Southern people?

[mariouhh_]

For most of my life, I've been hunting and shooting in South Georgia. I love hunting deer in the hardwood bottoms and pine plantations, going after turkeys, and spending a lot of time hog hunting. Those hogs are a real problem down here, causing serious damage to both crops and wildlife habitats.

 

[Brucer41]

Northern Georgia here. But, that may change in a few months and I will be relocating to the other end of the state.

 

[Magus]

Still in North GA.
But I've been hearing of PRIVATE bounties on hogs and coyotes.
Fur and sausage+getting paid! Can't beat that!

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[Alan]

For most of my life, I've been hunting and shooting in South Georgia. I love hunting deer in the hardwood bottoms and pine plantations, going after turkeys, and spending a lot of time hog hunting. Those hogs are a real problem down here, causing serious damage to both crops and wildlife habitats.

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[Dvldog.cj]

From N Ga but now in the mid state. Welcome aboard!

 

[jglenn]

Hogs are a major problem anywhere. We have coyotes on our land but that the lord. No hogs. I'm lucky one of my neighbors at our land is a trapper. If we get a coyote on camera we just let him know

 

[Brucer41]

I wish there were wild hogs around my current area. I could certainly help in reducing their numbers! We do have coyotes and fox, but they are smart enough to give my property a wide berth as my Beagles ensure those rascals are aware it's not a good plan to come a calling. Welcome aboard!

 

[mcchemist]

In my part of Gwinnett Co. I haven't seen any wild hogs except except those with a R or D after their names. Occasional deer. Developers have destroyed any vacant parcels of land and plopped a big apt complex on them.