WILD HOGS IN MISSOURI ATTACK HOMEOWNERS PETS
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!!!!BREAKING NEWS!!!! – April 3rd, 2019 –
Wild Hog in Southeast Missouri attacked homeowners’ pets in Wayne County, Missouri.
NOW MISSOURI PETS are at risk in Missouri as the Missouri Wild Hog Crisis now reaches homeowners north of Poplar Bluff, Missouri.
As the homeowner’s pet dogs played outside, they could hear the two Boston Terrier’s barking start YELPING IN PAIN - They grabbed a gun and ran outside. They found one Pet Boston Terrier cut up limping towards them. The other missing.
Then homeowner was charged by a Wild Hog coming out of the brush, he turned and shot it in head, it then turned away, wounded but still running in the direction of the Black River. The second Boston Terrier showed up later but no visible damage.
Luckily the Wild Hog only sliced the Boston Terrier back leg and was able to take to vet and get stitched up.
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 or closing in on the feral hogs.
This now makes two different attacks in four months on dogs. First dog was not so lucky because it was, Ripped from the bottom of her ribs to her backbone hindquarters.
Just few examples of what your pets may face.
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Welcome to the BROKEN SYSTEM in Missouri
April 5th, 2019
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WOW – Just got a call from Missouri Department of Conservation - Feral Hog Strike Team Leader about my Feral Hog Reports from December 21st, 2018 to April 1st, 2018.
*He asked if I was going to Turkey Hunt?
Yes
*Then will have to wait till turkey season is over because of the bait in trap and we be glad to come out and trap.
*Maybe you could NOT hunt part of your land, you have 80 acres correct?
Yes
*Then if you restrict your hunting to 40 acres would could still trap for your hogs because of bait. But we still must get approval from your Conservation Agent.
I have thousands of photos of them coming off Castor River Conservation Area.
*We still must wait for Turkey Season to be over, we don’t want to restrict the public from Turkey hunting on Public land.
I reported this back in September, October and November also.
*Yes, I now remember.
*Just like Deer season we must wait till season over.
*Let us know if you kill both your Turkeys then we can start trapping. We trapped some north of you this year.
Thanks for the call.
(1 1/2 months of no trapping on any public land in Southern Missouri during Turkey Season
(4 months of no trapping on any public land in Southern Missouri during Deer Season)(Wild Hog Refuge system in Missouri is working great to increase the population not so much on elimination)
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.
MONEY - MONEY - MONEY
Feral Swine Farm Bill Provision Listening Session
April 5th, 2019
News from THE NATIVE HOG JOURNAL
APHIS Listening Session Webinar SHUT DOWN after only ONE HOUR!!
What was supposed to be a three-hour session of APHIS "listening" to the Public & Wild Hog stakeholders make comments about the Feral Hog Swine Bill Funding.
Government, Farm Agencies, Associations and Lobbyist all calling in and pontificating about how they needed MORE MONEY.
The meeting SHUT DOWN two hours early, and they all LINED UP with their hands out for Federal Money.
Cattleman's Assn thinks we should pay them to put up HOG FENCING on their ranches.
West Virginia Agent "has no hogs, but can we get some money too?",
Goat & Sheep Assn said “How do we get some of that fencing money?",
https://www.nativehog.org/register-now-aphis-feral-swine-online-listening-session-friday-april-5-1-4pm/
I Sent in my questions for the Feral Swine Farm Bill Provision Listening Session with no response.
Missouri is 93 percent private land, but 100% of the funds are going to the Missouri Department of Conservation.
Why are you not providing 93 percent of the landowners with funds to control the Wild Hog population?
Instead you providing funds and support to landowner that only control 7 percent of the land in Missouri. Which is the Missouri Department of Conservation.
Missouri Department of Conservation has a BROKEN SYSTEM and is prohibiting methods that are used in majority of the other states with Wild Hog Problem and are actually causing a increase to the Wild Hog Population.
Example – I have had to buy my own trapping, hunting supplies and electronics to fight Wild Hogs on my proeprty with no help from the State or USDA.
Feral hog hit, killed on I-55 in Cape Girardeau County
http://www.kfvs12.com/2019/04/08/feral-hog-hit-killed-i-cape-girardeau-county/
The now Famous I-55 WILD HOG, But not the last.
"April - 2019"
MDC Quote - "Wild Hog was likely traveling on the diversion channel and was pushed into this area by flooding."
Now we can't have it both ways - So which is it.
"February - 2019"
MDC Quote “They’re definitely not migrating,” he said. “They’re either escapees or purposely released.”
Want to find out where they are actually migrating from. Just follow the rivers. Diversion Channel flowing from the Castor River and the Whitewater River and Crooked Creek directly into the Mississippi River just south of Cape Girardeau. Just follow the water ways.
Castor River Conservation Area - The Wild Hog Refuge of Bollinger County
http://www.northamericanwildlifeandhabitat.com/missouri-castor-river-conservation-area.html
Mingo Wildlife Refuge - The Hog Nursery of Southeast Missouri
http://www.northamericanwildlifeandhabitat.com/missouri-wild-hogs-mingo.html
THIS LITTLE PIGGY WENT NORTH
