I spent alot of time, and money hunting Guana this season in hopes of taking a pig. It did not take me long to find a Mystery that there were no longer very many hogs hiding in the dense Swamps, and Palmetto's.
I spoke with another hunter who states that while shrimping last summer they had National Gaurd Members running dogs, and lights at night while getting in some AR practice. Later in the after noon while grabbing a beer at the Gate Station on my way out another Local confirmed the same, and told me I was wasting time. Since then I meet a guy that has a nuisence pig trapping liscense, and stated that he traps Guana year around because the fine citizen's of Nocatee have been complianing about the ''Piney Woods Rooters.''
Can you give us blue collar managment hunters any information on this before we waste another quota? Thanks for anything?
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As you know the pigs will eat turkey eggs, sooooo, guess who loses?
Glad to see Nocatee is having zero impact on Guana.
The more popular and routine pig hunt becomes, the more demand for more pigs.
State of Missouri has a policy of not encouraging "Pig hunting culture". The pigs that are there likely placed relatively recently for pig hunt.
Interesting that State of Florida management folks rarely post here.