Sunday, November 1, 2026

Now that's a big family

 


22 comments:

  1. Big family and that's the problem. Hard to wipe out that invasion species.

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    1. France and most of europe have this problem with 3rd worlders.

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    2. I count 16 piglets. My Grandma dropped 19 French- Canadians. With the great-great grandkids there are hundreds of us.Sadly the numbers are dropping to be replaced by dark toned Mainers.

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    1. Many aren't fit to eat.

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    2. Taking it from a Texan, they are filled with disease and vermin

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    3. I can't say that I've ever seen one that I'd eat.

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  3. And if they're Eurasian, they can have as many as three litters a year.

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  4. This is why you need large magazines

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    1. Yes. Completely countering the myth that the Grabbers constantly advance, that you only need 5 rounds when hunting.

      May the Grabbers babies be eaten by the progeny of Eurasian feral pigs.

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    2. Large magazines, FRT triggers, helicopters, AR-15 style rifles / pistols, etc.

      If a large herd of these perpetually HUNGRY beasts came across a mob of protesting anti-gunners, defund the police, ANTIFA.... who would they call for help - or just try to "tame them down" by reasoning with them?
      Maybe they'd want to hide behind a big "WALL" from these invaders?

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  5. Can one actually have 16?

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    1. Wiki says 13 is usually max. But with feral pigs, usual is always unusual.

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    2. Ours had 10, several times a year. They are cannibals, they'll quickly eat the weaker ones. The pigs keep getting bigger, stronger, faster & more aggressive... far from the cartoons & domestic pigs.

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  6. 've ever seen one that
    i'd eat.

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  7. According to Bongino we may need them to eat.

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    1. According to Bongino we should have known who is on the Epstein files 2 years ago

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  8. Lot of good boar bacon!

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  9. We have a number of these critters in the hill country near me. Said to be invasive and destructive. Raised my "hunting" interest so watched a video from (I think) University of Arkansas. The instructor was outfitted like he was dealing with Chernobyl. Explained they can have every kind of disease and intestinal pest. Lost interest.

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  10. Recently saw a youtube video claiming their numbers in the US are declining because coyotes have learned hunt in packs and are able prey on the young.

    Hope it's true

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  11. And this is why, in Texas, it is legal to hunt the critters FROM FORKING HELICOPTERS with mini-guns chambered in .557 NATO.

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