WhoreMods -> RE: I Admit It I........ (12/1/2017 11:41:04 AM)
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ORIGINAL: peppermint I admit I want to know when you get this monstrous critter. Also will need pictures and something in the picture so we'll be able to compare the sizes. My biggest critter problem at the moment are wild turkeys. They can eat a lot of feed, although they haven't even begun to approach thousands as your critter has. Am having to go out to feed the geese every day and stand guard. At this point, I called in a guy I know from houston, he has bigger and stronger traps, we want it alive. Now, after we catch it, if we catch it, there is a debate on what to do with it. It will either go to a zoo, although a couple of us want to turn it loose in the capital in DC...... Would one of those guns that fires a hypodermic dart full of tranquilisers be an option, or do you need a vet's license to get the stuff to put in the dart? If you think it's such a freak of nature that it needs to be taken alive to turn over to the cryptozoologists having a vet on hand might be an idea anyway... Look, considering the damage to a metal barn, steel cage traps, and trees he has rubbed up against, I turned down $2000 to go after him. Hell in repairing the traps I put out, I am out $3250. But then, to be honest, huge hogs in this part of texas is the fault of the ranchers themselves. Filling feed troughs in pastures with 200 to 500 pounds of feed every couple of days is what has got these pigs booming to godzilla proportions. And not the hunters or the Fish and Game department can convince these idiots to stop, or at least put the feed troughs closer to the main barn in a central location so guys they hire to hunt the damn things are trying to cover a couple of thousand acres a night. Now there is a certain anti gun alleged scotsman who I would like to invite over and give him a nice warm fire, surrounded by a few dozen 100 pound bags of sweet feed. I think the term is 'live bait.' I would even gladly give him a firearm, a replica 1770 British brown bess flintlock musket, and maybe a flintlock pistol and 1770 era British bayonet as well. If this pig is the size and the shittiness you're describing (which I don't find implausible at all: I once worked with a lad who'd lost a finger to a domesticated hog that was used for breeding stock), I'd want something that fires grapeshot if we're talking about standing it off with eighteenth century firearms. When did the navy start using twenty inch breechloading cannon? (Mind you, if its that size, you'd be better off filling a three litre water bottle with tranquilisers and shooting that at it out of a cannon rather than using a tranquilliser gun in him. If it responds to bait, maybe you could just mix some solid downers into it or something.)
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