Shoutout to those of you who are about that Hunting/Wildlife!


BulldogM.Ed.23

BulldogM.Ed.23

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I am a city boy at heart. Luckily my Pops taught me some things when I was younger (how to shoot, fish, grow a garden). It just so happens that at 47, I am still gifted with the knowledge to do these things. I've already started the process of sharing this knowledge with my lil man.

No I ain't shooting deer and hunting rabbits just yet, but I stay in the suburbs of a big city now. Where I live is just right. If push comes to shove, I will do what I have to do for my family. I never used to watch stuff like this growing up. However, because of the current situation, I am all eyes and ears.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNlGJRXYCy8&list=WL&index=75
 

I was recently invited to hunt some wild hogs by a friend that purchased acres of land here in Texas. They are a big problem for the farmers here. Texas allows you to hunt them from the air. I got a problem with killing just to be killing though so I might turn the invitation down.

 
LAW DAWG said:
I was recently invited to hunt some wild hogs by a friend that purchased acres of land here in Texas. They are a big problem for the farmers here. Texas allows you to hunt them from the air. I got a problem with killing just to be killing though so I might turn the invitation down.

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What do they do with them after the kill them? Do they leave them for the vultures and coyotes and other scavengers?
We had some come through our neighborhood a few years back. They were tearing up my neighbors yard almost nightly. Someone set out a trap and caught two one night. They have not been back since. I heard they came and picked them up to be slaughtered.
 
Herbert77060 said:
What do they do with them after the kill them? Do they leave them for the vultures and coyotes and other scavengers?
We had some come through our neighborhood a few years back. They were tearing up my neighbors yard almost nightly. Someone set out a trap and caught two one night. They have not been back since. I heard they came and picked them up to be slaughtered.
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Some folks don't eat wild hogs and others do. I'm sure you probably know that though.
 

I love fishing, but never been into hunting. Since we have all this time on our hands, decided to put the family land I have that’s just growing up to use lol. I’m planting a garden and thinking about raising lambs.
 
JROCK said:
I never really thought about it but I'm guessing you're from North Louisiana. No crabs in N. LA.?
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LOL, you are absolutely right! No crabs here in North Louisiana to my knowledge! I'm not an outdoorsman, and to be honest with you, I would'nt have known a crab if I had seen one! After I had posted the question, seems that I do remember people eating crabs during the time I spent in Baton Rouge.
 
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Herbert77060 said:
Yeah there are crabs in Nawf Loosana. My folk are from Funston, Logansport and that area going north to Shreveport. There are crabs in freshwater.
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I live in the Monroe area, in the Northeastern portion of the state, but I am not familiar with Funston. Are those communities actualy in Northern Louisiana, or are they more centralized?
 
Earle said:
I live in the Monroe area, in the Northeastern portion of the state, but I am not familiar with Funston. Are those communities actualy in Northern Louisiana, or are they more centralized?
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Funston is about 5 miles north of Logansport.
 
Earle said:
Where is Logansport in relationship to Shreveport, Alexandria, and Texas? In which parish is it situated?
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South of Shreveport....about 45 minutes down 71. Logansport sits on the Sabine River. Hwy 5 runs past Funston thru Longstreet. Turn right at the flashing light to Hwy. 71 then left to Shreveport.
 
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