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#2 - khepri

Reply+225

(09/20/2017)[-]

Notice how the overgrown vermin move the second something seems amiss. Insidious creatures.

#78 to #2 - arrrbie

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(09/21/2017)[-]

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#138 to #2 - anon id: e6219b8c

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(09/21/2017)[-]

wild hog are VERY VERY smart. While they are strong and resistant, they know very well what danger a human is and are super-cautious.
Source: I'm a hunter and wild hog is probably the smartest creature in the woods (save for some large birds).

#153 to #2 - corrosionx#467 on commentsRank#467

Reply+9

(09/21/2017)[-]

I honestly thought this was a spin on a Darkest Dungeon quote.

#157 to #153 - cashue

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(09/21/2017)[-]

Jesus christ I can't stop laughing

#167 to #153 - khepri

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(09/21/2017)[-]

I've never played.

#193 to #167 - corrosionx#467 on commentsRank#467

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(09/21/2017)[-]

It sounds exactly like something the in-game narrator would say.

#194 to #193 - khepri

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(09/21/2017)[-]

Good to know.

#162 to #2 - WolfPrince

Reply+1

(09/21/2017)[-]

Jesus you make it sound like they're evil, they're not.
They're just animals being animals, hating them for that is pure idiocy. Hate the people who caused them to be pests in the first place.

#163 to #162 - anon id: df73413d

Reply+3

(09/21/2017)[-]

I dont think you understand how bad wild boars are for the ecosystem
They ruin literaly everything they dig up, kill the soil and **** trees up

Hogs Wild Fighting the Feral Pig Problem Texas Parks and Wildlife Official

Think of them as mosquitos, because thats all they are
Pests that are out of control and need to be thinned

#175 to #163 - WolfPrince

Reply+1

(09/21/2017)[-]

If they're native to an area then perhaps it was mans killing of their predators of the area that started the problem? Introducing a viable population of predators will help perminantly stabalise everything, that's how nature works.
I'm not saying they don't have to be thinned, I'm saying it's dumb to hate animals for just being animals.

#176 to #175 - anon id: df73413d

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

We killed wolves for a reason you god damn furry ****

#177 to #176 - WolfPrince

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(09/21/2017)[-]

Yeah, fear.
People all across the world can live along side predators, only uneducated cowards refuse to allow them to stay.

#179 to #177 - anon id: df73413d

Reply-1

(09/21/2017)[-]

Cowards?
Wolves have no natural predators in texas. bears, dont think there are many in texas though You like the idea packs of wolves running around your country side ******* up farms and god forbid people?

Theres no room for that in todays world, a **** load of hogs is better than a **** load of wolves

#183 to #179 - WolfPrince

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(09/21/2017)[-]

Holy **** WOW. Straight off I can tell how little you know about wolves, let alone how ecosystems work.

#1 Wolves have NO natural predators anywhere in the world (only competitors).
#2 Apex predators are limited by their avilable prey to sustain their population. Meaning if there's not enough prey, they can't magically outbreed them. Prey in a healthy ecosystem will always out number predators.

I'll simplify an example of why having wolves is actually a good thing:
>Yellowstone park has no wolves due to overhunting 1926.
>Deer population exploads due to the lack of predators.
>Deer eat overgraze on young shrubs and trees, causing forests to shrink as old trees die.
>Coyote populations expload due to lack of wolf predators.
>Coyotes over consume beavers, small rodents, hares, etc and displace foxes.
>Less trees to hold in water and less beavers creating damns causes massive flooding throughout the park.
>Less prey for birds of prey makes most of the eagles leave the park.
>Wolves reintroduced in 1995, ABOUT 70 YEARS OF TROPHIC DISASTER.
>Deer populations stabalise, deer become more widespread allowing the forests to regenrate.
>Coyote populations stabalise, allowing a whole host of smaller species back.
>Forests and damns mean a lot less flooding, the number of song birds recover, the eagles, hawks etc.
>Wolf kills are scavanged by bears, eagles and alot of other animals allowing their populations to stabalise also.
Now at present day the park is better than ever, and we have wolves and the people who kepr pushing to bring them back to thank for that.

Heres a video, educate yourself.

#184 to #183 - anon id: df73413d

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

So the wolves balance the pigs, and then what? its farm animals next on the list

#187 to #184 - anon id: df73413d

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

Also, people dont live in national parks, theres no towns.
Its not as easy as you think

#189 to #187 - WolfPrince

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

The pigs wont just dissapear comepletely after stabalising... They will also feed on other native wildlife where possible such as hare and deer.
If proper precautions are agreed upon by local govournment and farmers then it actually very easy.
Wolves are naturally scared of humans and will try to stay away from settlements unless food is hard to come by.
In Italy they are currently reinbursing farmers for every animal killed by wolves as they value their ecosystems health greatly.
In conclusion, if you put the proper deterrants at farms to keep wolves away and keep the ecosystem sustainable the wolves will have little reason to come into close proximity to man. Of course it's not flawless and they odd sheep and cow will be taken but thats a small price to pay in the grand scheme.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_reintroduc...

#190 to #189 - anon id: a0f40466

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

I mean I get your point, but I don't think a britbong is entitled to comment on these things as you've killed of anything remotely related to wildlife on your isle and get your information from Animal Planet. Wolves are a danger to man, even more so when there's a shortage of prey. We simply can't have the required number of wolves roaming around to keep the boars checked while still feeling safe when walking outdoor. Yes, it'll work in certain areas with low human population such as national parks, but it wouldn't work anywhere outside of those parks. We can't have wolves & man in the same area.

The solution, put simply, is that man needs to shoulder the role of the outcompeted wolf and kill the boars of to the same extent as the wolves once did.

KILL THE PIGS

#191 to #190 - WolfPrince

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(09/21/2017)[-]

I can see why you'd think I shouldn't comment, but Britiain is a nation of nature lovers and there are literally over a million of us fighting to get wolves, lynx and even bears back into our forests, myself included.
Man and wolves live along side all around the world... What are you talking about?
Especially in the USA, Canada, Russian, have you even bothered to look any of this up?
Here's a video of an admittedly extreme case in the middle of nowhere of wolf/human interraction in the wild. But remember this is a species that can collectivley take down a polar bear but is still being cautious around humans.

Living Among Wolves Snow Wolf Family And Me BBC

#181 to #179 - kapkap

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

more meat on hogs too

#164 to #163 - goobyman#234 on contentRank#234

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

can you eat their meat though

#165 to #164 - anon id: df73413d

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

Yes, gotta cook it well
Wild hogs almost allways have parasites/worms that will **** you up

#166 to #165 - goobyman#234 on contentRank#234

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

worms like, under their skin?

is the meat tough?

#169 to #166 - anon id: df73413d

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

Its pretty lean meat, so smoking/slow cooking is best

#171 to #169 - goobyman#234 on contentRank#234

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

alright that's what i like to hear

now to hit up my local hunter

#168 to #166 - khepri

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

Parasites in their guts, in the meat.

#172 to #163 - anon id: 1d889940

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(09/21/2017)[-]

Are wild boars not native to Canada?

If they are, then they don't **** up the ecosystem, because they are part of it.

Please, don't interpret distubing the plant life with ruining an ecosystem.

#178 to #172 - anon id: 56226409

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(09/21/2017)[-]

Plant life is part of the ecosystem greenlivesmatter

#139 to #3 - lotengo#105 on commentsRank#105

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(09/21/2017)[-]

>mapleflag
>damn you americans

#120 to #3 - fukkentyranitar

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(09/21/2017)[-]

Hogs ruin literally everything they touch.

#68 to #3 - disturbedmaster

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(09/21/2017)[-]

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#148 to #68 - mommamadeira

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(09/21/2017)[-]

Dude they do damage equal to 52 million here in Texas alone. I ******* hate hogs.

#158 to #3 - dashoon

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

Don't get me started on those ************* hogs. Here in Texas, in most counties, hogs are considered a pest/vermin, meaning that you don't even need a hunting license to take as many hogs as you want. And if you do get a license for any time of the year, it'll tell you that you can take as many hogs on it as you want

#124 to #3 - TehGordonFreeman

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

In Texas, you can rent a helicopter ride and an automatic rifle and hunt them from the air

#103 to #17 - jeveasy#103 on commentsRank#103

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(09/21/2017)[-]

#74 to #17 - nolifeguide

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(09/21/2017)[-]

Oh god. It's one of THEM.

Get out of here. Nobody cares about your opinion on what we call OUR country.

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#149 to #35 - anon id: 1fbda974

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(09/21/2017)[-]

A ******* LEAF!!

#159 to #56 - anon id: dd7a4275

Reply+1

(09/21/2017)[-]

Lass sie heulen. Sie sind die Mühe nicht wert.

#79 to #12 - buttkickerboy

Reply+22

(09/21/2017)[-]

>drink speed 2 potion
>chase them all while clubbing them to death
profit???

#127 to #12 - whoovesthedoctor

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(09/21/2017)[-]

Does this mean that in those states, pork is extremely cheap?

#133 to #127 - johnnythejew

Reply+6

(09/21/2017)[-]

they're not really the tastiest animals, think more giant rat rather than hairy pig

#155 to #133 - ronaldkun

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

If I recall correctly, the sows are good to eat and the males, while being pretty rank and nasty in their natural state, can be made tasty by yanking out their testicles and letting them fatten up for a few months.

#128 to #14 - sabcy

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(09/21/2017)[-]

Damn it why won't the damn kidneys drop so I can turn in already!?!

#151 to #128 - Dragonchampion

Reply+1

(09/21/2017)[-]

Gotta love 20% chance.

#117 to #14 - thereasonableperso

Reply+3

(09/21/2017)[-]

That was amazing.

#134 to #55 - lotengo#105 on commentsRank#105

Reply+1

(09/21/2017)[-]

Wild hog meat requires ageing. It adds character to the meat. The connective tissue breaks down.

Besides that, you need to know how to prepare it. Wild hog goes great in a stew

#81 to #55 - zuel#162 on commentsRank#162

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

so what? if they don't taste like ****, that's a massive amount of meat, any you could probably tenderize it or grind it up. however, pork does taste awful to me, so does wild how taste (as in ignore texture) better than pork?

#82 to #81 - saucebearer

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

It has an extremely strong, gamey taste, I personally hate it and I know very few people who would actually eat it.

#84 to #82 - zuel#162 on commentsRank#162

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

i still don't know what a gamey taste is, since i've never eaten anything someone's hunted. trying to look it up online, i keep finding people claim it tastes "earthy" but that's just as useless

#136 to #84 - lotengo#105 on commentsRank#105

Reply+4

(09/21/2017)[-]

Earthy flavors are often related to autumn. As a cook I love autumn as a culinary season, but it does require skill. Earthy flavors are heavy and strong, think beets, lentils or certain mushrooms (including truffel). I know not everybody is found of beets, but as I said, skill is important. My finest vegetable preparation is very earthy, I wrap the beets in a salt crust with rozemary and tyme and cook them in the oven for at least an hour. Slice em up and sprinkle a light and fresh dressing to balance it out.

For game its the same thing, you need to balance out the strong flavor.
But its not possible to give you a clear definition/description for game and how to cook it, because game is an umbrella term. Salmon and tuna are both fish. Game is broader, because it includes mammals and birds.

And even in the same species, there are differences. Mass product McD burgers all taste the same, because the cows are raised on the same food, got the same ammount or lack of movement and got slaughtered at the same age.
Game has character, the older the animal, the stronger the taste, and depending on where they lived, the food that is available to them in their life, the taste varies.
Even the cause of death can give subtile differences. A deer that has been quickscoped by supprise has a better taste than a deer that has been hunted down and ran for his life.

#85 to #84 - saucebearer

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(09/21/2017)[-]

It's hard to describe, the best way I can describe it is, like pork, but 5 times as strong.

#130 to #85 - cheeseboyofdoom

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

Sounds like you experienced some boar taint

#95 to #85 - kurtlanglie#57 on commentsRank#57

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

Toss some Frank's Red Hot on it and call it good.

#86 to #85 - zuel#162 on commentsRank#162

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

that does sound pretty awful

#137 to #86 - lotengo#105 on commentsRank#105

Reply+1

(09/21/2017)[-]

You should try various types of game.
I like duck.

#174 to #137 - rongdisk

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

I made some duck confit three days ago
**** me, it was good

And now I want more, and im out of duck

#83 to #82 - saucebearer

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

And you also run into problems with diseases, since a lot of hogs eat whatever they can get. I've seen them eating road kill and trash.

#80 to #55 - buttkickerboy

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

good animal eats though?

#13 - karlKroenen

Reply+32

(09/20/2017)[-]

Little piglet on the left got crushed by the trap.

#21 to #13 - Einsty#428 on commentsRank#428

Reply+29

(09/20/2017)[-]

he wasn't slow or fast enough

#180 to #21 - digitalpixel

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

he was just right.

#105 to #13 - puut

Reply+4

(09/21/2017)[-]

And this little piggie went 6 ft into the ground.

#90 to #13 - iceguy#31 on commentsRank#31

Reply+4

(09/21/2017)[-]

life comes at you fast kid

#92 - semipronoob

Reply+31

(09/21/2017)[-]

not using tannerite instead of this gay ass contraption

#102 to #92 - Monopolus

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(09/21/2017)[-]

It warns of graphic content but someone decided the swearing was more harmful than hogs exploding?

#114 to #92 - ponchies#171 on commentsRank#171

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(09/21/2017)[-]

I know Muslims don't like pork but goddamn

#94 to #92 - oxYKellark

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(09/21/2017)[-]

All I could think of.

#101 to #92 - bakinboy

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(09/21/2017)[-]

that's awesome

#116 to #92 - joethebeast

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(09/21/2017)[-]

Only 2 safe ways to hunt boar, bombs or helicopters

#104 to #92 - thegreatpapyrus

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

Junkrat would be proud!

#131 to #104 - northkoreanguy#174 on commentsRank#174

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(09/21/2017)[-]

His friend in the other hand- the Roadhog- ain't gonna be so happy bout that.

#160 to #92 - centifolia#276 on commentsRank#276

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(09/21/2017)[-]

**centifolia used "*roll picture*"**
**centifolia rolled image**Don't you need military license for such a powerful explosive?

#106 to #92 - jeveasy#103 on commentsRank#103

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(09/21/2017)[-]

>Not killing then with your bear hands.

#111 to #106 - thelightbringer

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(09/21/2017)[-]

You have bear hands? You should get that checked out man, **** doesn't sound healthy

#129 to #111 - anonymousmkiii

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(09/21/2017)[-]

You're in america. He has the right to bear arms.

#140 to #129 - cupoframen

Reply+1

(09/21/2017)[-]

**** that was unbearable got a good laugh

#192 to #111 - jeveasy#103 on commentsRank#103

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

I I really need to learn to double check these things.

#20 - luckyduster#194 on commentsRank#194

Reply+12

(09/20/2017)[-]

Hunting pigs is pretty cool
It's the closest you can get to real life monster hunting and the meat is wonderful
Would recommend

#22 to #20 - poopyloop

Reply+1

(09/20/2017)[-]

how does wild compare to farm raised?

#23 to #22 - luckyduster#194 on commentsRank#194

Reply+2

(09/20/2017)[-]

It all depends on who you have butcher your meat. I got some spicy ground pork from it and that stuff was fantastic

#69 to #22 - junkdestroyer

Reply0

(09/21/2017)[-]

The meat is tougher when hunted, the pigs are not fed as they would in farms so the muscles are stronger in the wild ones. Tastes about the same, of course depending on who prepares it, and disregarding the tenderness of the meat.

#123 - xdeathbeastx

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(09/21/2017)[-]

So do they kill them all afterwards? Hard to picture the little ones getting killed but after reading some of the other comments it seems that overpopulation is an issue

#125 to #123 - roflstorm#180 on commentsRank#180

Reply+10

(09/21/2017)[-]

Not only is overpopulation an issue, they cause massive property damage via digging for food and eating crops and are also incredibly protective of their young and can and will **** people up just for being in it's sights.

They **** like rabbits, eat like locusts, charge like rhino's and are angrier than BLM after a cop kills a ******.

Their only redeeming quality is that they taste ok
Aside from that, kill them all
Do not leave even 1 alive

#126 to #125 - xdeathbeastx

Reply+1

(09/21/2017)[-]

Damn son, good thing bacon is tasty. So they would kill them all at that point then I'd imagine

#15 - mystogan

Reply+8

(09/20/2017)[-]

#59 - underthelaw

Reply+1

(09/20/2017)[-]

Now slaughter them.