MISSOURI WILD HOGS - BROKEN SYSTEM
3RD DOG ATTACKED BY WILD HOGS IN MISSOURI
April 17th, 2019
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Missouri Wild Hogs attack ANOTHER Southeast Missouri homeowners ‘pet this time in Reynolds County, Missouri.
THIS MAKES 2ND PET DOG IN APRIL - MISSOURI PETS are NOW at risk in Missouri as the Missouri Wild Hog Crisis now reaches homeowners south of Ellington, Missouri.
As the homeowner’s White Labrador Retriever, started barking start then I heard a YELP.
Started calling my Lab and when he got closer, the back side of the White Labrador Retriever was covered in BLOOD!
The homeowner rushed the pet to the Veterinary with a large hole and ripped flesh. After surgery the lab ended up with 2 drain tubes and several stiches.
Veterinary verified that it was damaged done by a wild hog and the dog was very lucky.
You won’t read or see this on any Missouri Main Stream Media, Agency or Lobbyist website, Facebook post, or opinion column. Because it does not fit the narrative of, they are making progress, closing in on the feral hogs or have clue what the population is.
This now makes Three different attacks in four months on dogs.
No. 1 - First dog was not so lucky because it was, Ripped from the bottom of her ribs to her backbone hindquarters. Bollinger County
No. 2 - Luckily the Wild Hog only sliced one of the two Boston Terrier back leg and was able to take to vet and get stitched up. Wayne County. Go to Page
Just few examples of what your pets may face.
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Missouri Feral Hog Task Force - What a Joke!!!!
April 12th, 2019
58 Staff trapping hogs if remember correctly between all agencies.
3,280 Wild Hogs killed in first quarter 2019.
Also Still pushing to close Mark Twain National Forest to killing hogs.
Almost forgot the best part. MDC Leary does not want USDA to give any landowners in Missouri money to help with feral hogs.
Please go watch presentation.
Also individuals are still moving them. Deputy Director AJ makes an appearance.
WILD HOG ELIMINATION IN MISSOURI?
WHAT YEAR will the Elimination take place in Missouri. 2017 Mark Twain National Forest - Forest Report has up to 30,000 Wild Hogs in Missouri but MDC only killed 6,300 that is only 21 percent. Reproduction rate of 166% that means 19,000 piglets born in 2017.
Extrapolation of Mark Twain National Forest and MDC numbers from
2017 and 2018.
"Only problem Estimated 5,126 to 12,493 piglets born in first quarter of 2019"
