Researchers are trying to mitigate the spread of wild pigs in Canada
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Researchers are trying to mitigate the spread of wild pigs in Canada
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#3I think there's a solution staring at us in the face here
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#4(This was her love language, ok? Don't judge us)
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#5For a moment I though my ex-gf started posting to HN :/ (This was her love language, ok? Don't judge us)
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#6So, why not hunt them down for sport?
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#7For the big ones I have it as 3/6 already. (Not detailing em to avoid spoilers :))
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#8selling wild game appears to be illegal in Canada like it is in the US. Ostensibly the reason is because of risk of illness but it's likely also due to lobbying by farmers. I think there's a solution staring at us in the face here
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#9Why do they have a link at the end of the article asking people in Canada to report the pigs to the Montana government? [1] Are the US and Canada putting in a temporary agreement to allow Montana hunters into Canada to thin the herd and if so are they bringing disease testing centers into the loop? Or is this just a wording issue and I am interpreting it incorrectly? Perhaps they meant respectively?
[1] - https://invasivespecies.mt.gov/montana-invasive-species/sque...
Re: Researchers are trying to mitigate the spread of wild pigs in Canada
#10selling wild game appears to be illegal in Canada like it is in the US. Ostensibly the reason is because of risk of illness but it's likely also due to lobbying by farmers. I think there's a solution staring at us in the face here
Texas is contending with a similar problem, and if Texans can’t find a way to eat them, you know that meat is worthless.