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> if it were legal to hunt them where they are. It already is - they're such a nuisance that it's generally always open season. It's just, as you say, a huge
by fknorangesite 4y ago
> if it were legal to hunt them where they are.
It already is - they're such a nuisance that it's generally always open season. It's just, as you say, a huge pain in the ass and they reproduce far too quickly for hunting to make a significant difference, even without limits.
- s1artibartfast 4y agonot really. The many areas where they are include private land and national and state parks where hunting is not allowed. Similarly, at least in my state of California, you have to pay for the privalege of hunting wild pig, and buy tags for each one.