Today at the ranch

[diaster]

My buddy used my 9mm to kill a pig, crept it bounce off its forehead. He had held it at a slight angle,mi took the gun and finished it. The funny thing, the pig shook it head, looked confused and ran over to me. It knew it was screwed!

[FX1]

Special Day at the ranch. Intruding the Royals Royce of Subguns.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0By0zKKCWMUdBd0k2bDNGSGFObG8/view?usp=sharing

Top of the line German weapons ever produced. Steyr M34

Pigs are not pleased with the addition to the collection.

[MiloMorai]

Special Day at the ranch. Intruding the Royals Royce of Subguns.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0By0zKKCWMUdBd0k2bDNGSGFObG8/view?usp=sharing

Top of the line German weapons ever produced. Steyr M34

Pigs are not pleased with the addition to the collection.

Isn't Steyr an Austrian company?

[FX1]

Yes but they were contracted out to the waffen ss which this weapon has the SS markings. Also this was designed by a Rheinmetall which used the Austrian company to get around the Versailles Treaty. They also made the MP40 to replace the high cost of the m34.

[Shuffler]

People around here will pay you to remove pigs/hogs from their property. Then there are other folks who will pay you to release pigs/hogs on their property. My brother in law does this when they are not working cattle or horses for one of the ranches around here.

He has some dogs that will run a thicket to get the cows out of the river bottoms. They look like they are starving to death but they are well fed hard working dogs.

[branch37]

A friend of mine owns a helicopter service and his primary customers are ranch owners paying him to fly around and have his passenger shoot hogs with an AR-15.  It's great fun.   

[CptTrips]

People around here will pay you to remove pigs/hogs from their property. Then there are other folks who will pay you to release pigs/hogs on their property. My brother in law does this when they are not working cattle or horses for one of the ranches around here.

He has some dogs that will run a thicket to get the cows out of the river bottoms. They look like they are starving to death but they are well fed hard working dogs.

Isn't it illegal in Texas to release a wild pig once trapped? 

Not that I'm against it.  I have some weekend property in upper Erath county and I kinda hope I start seeing some on my land. 
I know they are terrible for farmers and ranchers, but I promise to do my part and BBQ as many as possible.

I haven't seen any sign of them on my property yet, but I did see a dead one last week on the side of the highway someone must have hit, so they must be around.

Might have to put out some soured corn.


Wab

[Shuffler]

Isn't it illegal in Texas to release a wild pig once trapped? 

Not that I'm against it.  I have some weekend property in upper Erath county and I kinda hope I start seeing some on my land. 
I know they are terrible for farmers and ranchers, but I promise to do my part and BBQ as many as possible.

I haven't seen any sign of them on my property yet, but I did see a dead one last week on the side of the highway someone must have hit, so they must be around.

Might have to put out some soured corn.


Wab

It is not illegal in Texas. You do however have to have them certified disease free. Some like the males castrated so they get bigger and do not get out of control.

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[branch37]

if you do kill one be careful with the meat.  A guy I work with killed one just this past weekend.  He said the meat, once ground into hamburger, was really sticky feeling, but otherwise normal.  He said once cooked, the smell nearly drove them out of the house.  He said it smelled like hamburger that had been left out for a week or so.  Anyone ever ran across this?

[FX1]

I have with the larger ones. If i cant pick it up with one hand i will normal not eat it.. Summer time i don't eat any.