How German farmers deal with wild boars by plane

Millions of wild boars attack corn fields, causing serious damage to agriculture. What methods did German farmers apply to control millions of wild boars? Join me to learn about the benefits of helicopters in dealing with wild boars in the following video.

In snowy regions, such as Bavaria, wild boars wreak havoc on the environment, increasing pollution and causing widespread damage. Each year the damage caused by wild boars is estimated at about 80 million USD. In addition, they cause soil erosion and affect groundwater supplies when moving over snow. This devastation not only affects the ecosystem but also reduces biodiversity, causing great damage to agriculture and the habitat of native animals. If you find the video useful, please share this video with your loved ones so they can have luck in life.

Besides causing damage to the ecosystem, wild boars also attack corn fields, causing serious damage to agriculture in Germany. Every year, wild boars destroy hundreds of acres of corn fields, especially in the state of Lower Saxony, leading to food shortages. Wild boars often destroy corn fields after harvest, damaging young plants and seeds, causing serious yield loss. The devastation of wild boars requires effective control measures and support from authorities to protect farmers' livelihoods and maintain food security.

To overcome the serious problem caused by invasive wild boars, Germans have used helicopter hunting to control the wild boar population. Before hunting wild boars, determining their location is an important step for hunters using helicopters. To gather information and search for hidden wild boars, they often use means such as helicopters along with modern positioning technology. Hunters will gather information from local reports and direct observations. They also use positioning technology such as GPS and cameras from helicopters to track wild boar movements over large areas and determine their exact locations. This has shortened the time to search for wild boars in difficult terrain areas. Have you applied this measure? If you have not used positioning technology to search for wild boars, comment number 0.

When there is information about wild boar areas, hunters will use helicopters to move to this terrain. The number of wild boars culled has tripled from 2015 to 2020, from 80,000 to 240,000. Thanks to the panoramic view from above, hunters can easily spot wild boars and track their movements. They often travel in groups, so this has helped hunters take down large numbers of wild boars. In your area, are wild boar numbers increasing or decreasing?

In hunting, the experience of the pilot and hunter plays an important role. Pilots usually have solid experience in maintaining the appropriate altitude and speed of the helicopter, and know how to optimize the flight path to gather information and search for wild boars. They must also have flexible aircraft control skills to ensure safety and stability for hunters during the hunt. Teaming up with hunters often has in-depth experience in using weapons and hunting techniques. They must be able to identify and accurately identify wild boars from the air. Those are two factors that create success in hunting. If you find the hunter more important, press the like button. On the contrary, if you think the pilot is not important, comment 0.

Helicopters bring many advantages in dealing with wild boars. First, rotor blades allow helicopters to access difficult terrain and dense forest areas. With a flight speed that can reach 140-160 miles per hour. High speed also helps hunting teams react quickly to changes in adverse weather conditions. In Germany, people often use helicopters of the Eurocopter brand, famous for their durability and high performance in difficult missions. Helicopter lines such as the Eurocopter AS350 or EC135 are popular thanks to their maneuverability and advanced technical features, helping to optimize the process of hunting and controlling wild boars.

The legal regulations regarding the use of helicopters for wild boar hunting in Germany are strict, requiring compliance with local laws and regulations. To conduct helicopter hunting, participants need to apply for a special hunting permit, called "Jagdschein". This type of license is only issued after the hunter completes comprehensive training and passes a rigorous inspection. The training includes knowledge of hunting laws, wildlife protection, techniques for using hunting tools and necessary safety measures during hunting. In your area, what requirements must hunters meet to participate in the hunting process?

The use of helicopters to deal with wild boars has become a controversial topic, with mixed opinions from both residents and experts. Supporters of this method say that using helicopters is the most effective way to quickly control the number of wild pigs, minimizing damage to agriculture and the environment. They stress that traditional methods are inadequate to deal with the outbreak of wild boar populations, and helicopters help reach difficult areas. However, opponents are concerned that the use of helicopters could cause fear and pain to wild boars, violating the principle of humane treatment of animals. This controversy raises questions about the ethics and effectiveness of using high technology in wildlife management, requiring managers to consider carefully before widely deploying this method.

Although controversial, this method has proven effective in rapidly reducing wild boar numbers. Comment number 1 if you agree with the German people's method of dealing with helicopters combined with hunting equipment. Comment number 5 if you are looking forward to new ways of dealing with other regions in the next episode. Thank you for watching until the end of the video. If you have any questions, please comment below so we can resolve it for you. Don't forget to press the channel subscription button and turn on notifications.1

How German farmers deal with wild boars by plane

Millions of wild boars attack corn fields, causing serious damage to agriculture. What methods did German farmers apply to control millions of wild boars? Join me to learn about the benefits of helicopters in dealing with wild boars in the following video.

In snowy regions, such as Bavaria, wild boars wreak havoc on the environment, increasing pollution and causing widespread damage. Each year the damage caused by wild boars is estimated at about 80 million USD. In addition, they cause soil erosion and affect groundwater supplies when moving over snow. This devastation not only affects the ecosystem but also reduces biodiversity, causing great damage to agriculture and the habitat of native animals. If you find the video useful, please share this video with your loved ones so they can have luck in life.

Besides causing damage to the ecosystem, wild boars also attack corn fields, causing serious damage to agriculture in Germany. Every year, wild boars destroy hundreds of acres of corn fields, especially in the state of Lower Saxony, leading to food shortages. Wild boars often destroy corn fields after harvest, damaging young plants and seeds, causing serious yield loss. The devastation of wild boars requires effective control measures and support from authorities to protect farmers' livelihoods and maintain food security.

To overcome the serious problem caused by invasive wild boars, Germans have used helicopter hunting to control the wild boar population. Before hunting wild boars, determining their location is an important step for hunters using helicopters. To gather information and search for hidden wild boars, they often use means such as helicopters along with modern positioning technology. Hunters will gather information from local reports and direct observations. They also use positioning technology such as GPS and cameras from helicopters to track wild boar movements over large areas and determine their exact locations. This has shortened the time to search for wild boars in difficult terrain areas. Have you applied this measure? If you have not used positioning technology to search for wild boars, comment number 0.

When there is information about wild boar areas, hunters will use helicopters to move to this terrain. The number of wild boars culled has tripled from 2015 to 2020, from 80,000 to 240,000. Thanks to the panoramic view from above, hunters can easily spot wild boars and track their movements. They often travel in groups, so this has helped hunters take down large numbers of wild boars. In your area, are wild boar numbers increasing or decreasing?

In hunting, the experience of the pilot and hunter plays an important role. Pilots usually have solid experience in maintaining the appropriate altitude and speed of the helicopter, and know how to optimize the flight path to gather information and search for wild boars. They must also have flexible aircraft control skills to ensure safety and stability for hunters during the hunt. Teaming up with hunters often has in-depth experience in using weapons and hunting techniques. They must be able to identify and accurately identify wild boars from the air. Those are two factors that create success in hunting. If you find the hunter more important, press the like button. On the contrary, if you think the pilot is not important, comment 0.

Helicopters bring many advantages in dealing with wild boars. First, rotor blades allow helicopters to access difficult terrain and dense forest areas. With a flight speed that can reach 140-160 miles per hour. High speed also helps hunting teams react quickly to changes in adverse weather conditions. In Germany, people often use helicopters of the Eurocopter brand, famous for their durability and high performance in difficult missions. Helicopter lines such as the Eurocopter AS350 or EC135 are popular thanks to their maneuverability and advanced technical features, helping to optimize the process of hunting and controlling wild boars.

The legal regulations regarding the use of helicopters for wild boar hunting in Germany are strict, requiring compliance with local laws and regulations. To conduct helicopter hunting, participants need to apply for a special hunting permit, called "Jagdschein". This type of license is only issued after the hunter completes comprehensive training and passes a rigorous inspection. The training includes knowledge of hunting laws, wildlife protection, techniques for using hunting tools and necessary safety measures during hunting. In your area, what requirements must hunters meet to participate in the hunting process?

The use of helicopters to deal with wild boars has become a controversial topic, with mixed opinions from both residents and experts. Supporters of this method say that using helicopters is the most effective way to quickly control the number of wild pigs, minimizing damage to agriculture and the environment. They stress that traditional methods are inadequate to deal with the outbreak of wild boar populations, and helicopters help reach difficult areas. However, opponents are concerned that the use of helicopters could cause fear and pain to wild boars, violating the principle of humane treatment of animals. This controversy raises questions about the ethics and effectiveness of using high technology in wildlife management, requiring managers to consider carefully before widely deploying this method.

Although controversial, this method has proven effective in rapidly reducing wild boar numbers. Comment number 1 if you agree with the German people's method of dealing with helicopters combined with hunting equipment. Comment number 5 if you are looking forward to new ways of dealing with other regions in the next episode. Thank you for watching until the end of the video. If you have any questions, please comment below so we can resolve it for you. Don't forget to press the channel subscription button and turn on notifications.1

20 terrifying moments of animals colliding with trains

Ever wonder what really happens when a wild animal suddenly appears on the tracks? For a split second, the train engineer feels the jolt but has no idea what he’s hit. Can you guess what it might be? If not, get ready to find out in this video!

There are at least 100 train-livestock collisions every year in the Midwest. After watching this video, you will definitely not dare to cross the tracks when a train is approaching.

 Luckily, if the train is moving at a slow speed of about 30 miles per hour a cow may have a chance to escape.

Looking at these two dogs, you can see the seriousness of the recent collision between a train and a flock of sheep.

 In the state of Wyoming, the minimum fine for grazing livestock on railroad tracks is $5,000.

It is difficult for people to control the movement of domestic dogs on railway tracks.

 Therefore, households living near railway tracks should proactively build a fence system around their living areas to help protect their pets and prevent accidents on the railway.

For a 30-car train that collided with a large cow, the severity of the train's capsize due to the impact of the collision is estimated at $1 million per collision and potential concerns about the safety of passengers on board.

The man was unable to pull the buffalo off the tracks because the train was traveling at 60 miles per hour. In particular, with its strong suction, people need to stand at least 15 feet away from the tracks when the train is moving to ensure safety.

In 2018, there were an average of 5 collisions between trains and goats every day in India. Keep your animals locked up or graze them in fields away from the train tracks to protect them.

The person who filmed this video doesn't tell us if the dog was out of danger. But if it stayed still, it would probably be safe. People need to be educated about dog control.

If the horse had moved a little faster, it might have avoided this dangerous situation. Installing warning lights when a train is about to arrive gives people and animals enough time to get off the tracks.

In Brazil, if people graze their livestock near railway tracks, they will be fined at least $1,000.

 In case of causing a train to capsize, the person will be held fully responsible and compensated for all damages.

Passersby accidentally recorded this image. You will ask why they did not save the dog. But they should not do that because the train passing by is very dangerous.

The collision with livestock not only caused economic losses to the people but also affected the travel time of other means of transport when the train was stuck.

 It took at least 2 to 3 hours to resolve the stuck situation and move the livestock.

The increase in deer populations in Colorado has severely impacted railroad tracks near forests, making it necessary to install containment fencing for protection.

The whistle scared the deer and caused the collision. Train monitors are needed in areas where accidents occur frequently to ensure safe train travel.

The man was lucky to escape the collision but his pet was not so lucky. This is a warning to people not to move across the railway tracks.

The video shows you that animals have feelings too. The bear tried to save her two cubs but she couldn't run away in time.

According to the Association of American Railroads (AAR), up to 500 deer were knocked down in collisions with trains in 2020.

 In response, the Montana state government has been asked to install protective fencing along railroad tracks near areas with a high deer population to prevent similar accidents in the future.

Cows are animals so they cannot perceive the danger that is happening so people need to have careful measures to keep them.

Monkeys are agile animals, but with trains traveling at speeds of up to 50 miles per hour, they can't get off the tracks in time. Collisions in Florida have caused up to $200,000 in damage.

For elephants weighing around 10,000 pounds, a train collision would pose a serious danger. There needs to be a major management solution from the government on this.

Any action like this man moving across the railway when the train is approaching is strictly prohibited because this action is extremely dangerous and is not allowed to be followed.

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20 terrifying moments of animals colliding with trains

Ever wonder what really happens when a wild animal suddenly appears on the tracks? For a split second, the train engineer feels the jolt but has no idea what he’s hit. Can you guess what it might be? If not, get ready to find out in this video!

There are at least 100 train-livestock collisions every year in the Midwest. After watching this video, you will definitely not dare to cross the tracks when a train is approaching.

 Luckily, if the train is moving at a slow speed of about 30 miles per hour a cow may have a chance to escape.

Looking at these two dogs, you can see the seriousness of the recent collision between a train and a flock of sheep.

 In the state of Wyoming, the minimum fine for grazing livestock on railroad tracks is $5,000.

It is difficult for people to control the movement of domestic dogs on railway tracks.

 Therefore, households living near railway tracks should proactively build a fence system around their living areas to help protect their pets and prevent accidents on the railway.

For a 30-car train that collided with a large cow, the severity of the train's capsize due to the impact of the collision is estimated at $1 million per collision and potential concerns about the safety of passengers on board.

The man was unable to pull the buffalo off the tracks because the train was traveling at 60 miles per hour. In particular, with its strong suction, people need to stand at least 15 feet away from the tracks when the train is moving to ensure safety.

In 2018, there were an average of 5 collisions between trains and goats every day in India. Keep your animals locked up or graze them in fields away from the train tracks to protect them.

The person who filmed this video doesn't tell us if the dog was out of danger. But if it stayed still, it would probably be safe. People need to be educated about dog control.

If the horse had moved a little faster, it might have avoided this dangerous situation. Installing warning lights when a train is about to arrive gives people and animals enough time to get off the tracks.

In Brazil, if people graze their livestock near railway tracks, they will be fined at least $1,000.

 In case of causing a train to capsize, the person will be held fully responsible and compensated for all damages.

Passersby accidentally recorded this image. You will ask why they did not save the dog. But they should not do that because the train passing by is very dangerous.

The collision with livestock not only caused economic losses to the people but also affected the travel time of other means of transport when the train was stuck.

 It took at least 2 to 3 hours to resolve the stuck situation and move the livestock.

The increase in deer populations in Colorado has severely impacted railroad tracks near forests, making it necessary to install containment fencing for protection.

The whistle scared the deer and caused the collision. Train monitors are needed in areas where accidents occur frequently to ensure safe train travel.

The man was lucky to escape the collision but his pet was not so lucky. This is a warning to people not to move across the railway tracks.

The video shows you that animals have feelings too. The bear tried to save her two cubs but she couldn't run away in time.

According to the Association of American Railroads (AAR), up to 500 deer were knocked down in collisions with trains in 2020.

 In response, the Montana state government has been asked to install protective fencing along railroad tracks near areas with a high deer population to prevent similar accidents in the future.

Cows are animals so they cannot perceive the danger that is happening so people need to have careful measures to keep them.

Monkeys are agile animals, but with trains traveling at speeds of up to 50 miles per hour, they can't get off the tracks in time. Collisions in Florida have caused up to $200,000 in damage.

For elephants weighing around 10,000 pounds, a train collision would pose a serious danger. There needs to be a major management solution from the government on this.

Any action like this man moving across the railway when the train is approaching is strictly prohibited because this action is extremely dangerous and is not allowed to be followed.

Thanks for watching the whole video. Share this video to let us know you are following us.

How American Farmers Hunt Coyotes

Hunting to exterminate coyotes is no longer strange to the American people. These predators have spread rapidly across rural America, causing up to $21 million in damage each year.

In Texas alone, in 2023 more than 40,000 sheep were attacked by coyotes. These attacks cause millions of dollars in damage each year, putting enormous pressure on farmers and highlighting the need for effective management strategies.

One of the main methods of controlling wolf populations is hunting. Hunters use high-powered rifles like the .223 Remington or compound bows for those who prefer a more traditional approach. Each method requires skill, precision, and an understanding of its behavior.

To effectively deal with coyotes, it is necessary to use tools such as thermal sights and electronic calls that mimic prey to locate and attract them. These tools help hunters increase their chances of success without harming the animals. Accuracy is important because coyotes can run up to 40 miles per hour and can easily detect danger. These measures not only protect livestock but also ensure safety and effectiveness in controlling wolf populations.

Bow hunting requires hunters to possess special skills and patience. They need to get within about 40 yards of their prey because any movement or noise could be detected by the coyote. Hunters often have to wait 4-6 hours to find an accurate shot opportunity. Ohh look, the hunter is using a bow and arrow to deal with the wolf! This only happens in the US.

To participate in coyote hunting, hunters must meet specific age requirements. Most states require hunters to be at least 16 years old and have a valid hunting license. These regulations ensure that hunters are responsible and knowledgeable about hunting laws and ethics. Contribute to the overall goal of managing dangerous predator populations.

Coyotes are often more active after dark, making this time ideal for hunting. Hunters use infrared scopes and red flashlights to move accurately in the dark. Darkness creates additional difficulties, requiring hunters to rely on their senses and equipment to hunt down prey.

People often use GPS devices and wolf footprints to find their location. On snow-covered surfaces, wolf tracks leave clear tracks that help determine the direction of their movement. Combined with modern equipment, hunters do not have to spend too much time moving to the hunting location. These devices are also issued by the US government.

Hunting has helped reduce wolf numbers over the years. Last year alone, more than 500 coyotes were exterminated in Wyoming. These efforts have resulted in an approximately 30% improvement in sheep protection. To achieve better results, it is necessary to continue to apply effective management measures such as expanding hunting seasons, improving hunting tools and techniques, and increasing public education on wolf management. .

Each hunting season, hunters will be licensed to participate based on the number of licenses issued, usually limited to a specific number of hunters according to each state's regulations. Clearly stipulate the number of coyotes that can be hunted during the hunting season does not exceed 300. If the prescribed amount is exceeded, hunters can be fined by the government with fines up to $10,000.

Hunters must always be on high alert because coyotes can attack at any time. Coyotes can exert a bite force of up to 1,500 pounds. Therefore, hunters need to keep a safe distance of at least 100-150 yards to minimize risks. Prepare yourself fully for experience in the wild to avoid danger.

In the wild, hunting alone can be very dangerous. As a smart hunter, you should hunt with teammates to receive advice and sharing from many different people. Coordination and support from teammates not only increases the likelihood of success but also ensures safety during hunting. Teammates help you handle unexpected situations and take advantage of each person's skills, thereby achieving the best results.

After hunters have taken down large numbers of coyotes, authorities often collect and test samples to study their health and nutrition. To find suitable methods to deal with them. Coyotes can be handled in different methods. Are you curious about how the government uses coyotes to serve any purpose? Please continue watching the next part of the video to discover details!

Thank you for watching today's video! If you have any questions or want to learn more about related issues, please comment and press button number 1 below the video. We look forward to receiving your comments. Don't forget to watch the next video to continue to explore and update other interesting information. See you again in the following videos!

How American Farmers Hunt Coyotes

Hunting to exterminate coyotes is no longer strange to the American people. These predators have spread rapidly across rural America, causing up to $21 million in damage each year.

In Texas alone, in 2023 more than 40,000 sheep were attacked by coyotes. These attacks cause millions of dollars in damage each year, putting enormous pressure on farmers and highlighting the need for effective management strategies.

One of the main methods of controlling wolf populations is hunting. Hunters use high-powered rifles like the .223 Remington or compound bows for those who prefer a more traditional approach. Each method requires skill, precision, and an understanding of its behavior.

To effectively deal with coyotes, it is necessary to use tools such as thermal sights and electronic calls that mimic prey to locate and attract them. These tools help hunters increase their chances of success without harming the animals. Accuracy is important because coyotes can run up to 40 miles per hour and can easily detect danger. These measures not only protect livestock but also ensure safety and effectiveness in controlling wolf populations.

Bow hunting requires hunters to possess special skills and patience. They need to get within about 40 yards of their prey because any movement or noise could be detected by the coyote. Hunters often have to wait 4-6 hours to find an accurate shot opportunity. Ohh look, the hunter is using a bow and arrow to deal with the wolf! This only happens in the US.

To participate in coyote hunting, hunters must meet specific age requirements. Most states require hunters to be at least 16 years old and have a valid hunting license. These regulations ensure that hunters are responsible and knowledgeable about hunting laws and ethics. Contribute to the overall goal of managing dangerous predator populations.

Coyotes are often more active after dark, making this time ideal for hunting. Hunters use infrared scopes and red flashlights to move accurately in the dark. Darkness creates additional difficulties, requiring hunters to rely on their senses and equipment to hunt down prey.

People often use GPS devices and wolf footprints to find their location. On snow-covered surfaces, wolf tracks leave clear tracks that help determine the direction of their movement. Combined with modern equipment, hunters do not have to spend too much time moving to the hunting location. These devices are also issued by the US government.

Hunting has helped reduce wolf numbers over the years. Last year alone, more than 500 coyotes were exterminated in Wyoming. These efforts have resulted in an approximately 30% improvement in sheep protection. To achieve better results, it is necessary to continue to apply effective management measures such as expanding hunting seasons, improving hunting tools and techniques, and increasing public education on wolf management. .

Each hunting season, hunters will be licensed to participate based on the number of licenses issued, usually limited to a specific number of hunters according to each state's regulations. Clearly stipulate the number of coyotes that can be hunted during the hunting season does not exceed 300. If the prescribed amount is exceeded, hunters can be fined by the government with fines up to $10,000.

Hunters must always be on high alert because coyotes can attack at any time. Coyotes can exert a bite force of up to 1,500 pounds. Therefore, hunters need to keep a safe distance of at least 100-150 yards to minimize risks. Prepare yourself fully for experience in the wild to avoid danger.

In the wild, hunting alone can be very dangerous. As a smart hunter, you should hunt with teammates to receive advice and sharing from many different people. Coordination and support from teammates not only increases the likelihood of success but also ensures safety during hunting. Teammates help you handle unexpected situations and take advantage of each person's skills, thereby achieving the best results.

After hunters have taken down large numbers of coyotes, authorities often collect and test samples to study their health and nutrition. To find suitable methods to deal with them. Coyotes can be handled in different methods. Are you curious about how the government uses coyotes to serve any purpose? Please continue watching the next part of the video to discover details!

Thank you for watching today's video! If you have any questions or want to learn more about related issues, please comment and press button number 1 below the video. We look forward to receiving your comments. Don't forget to watch the next video to continue to explore and update other interesting information. See you again in the following videos!

Hey everyone, did you know that one of the most fearsome pack predators in the wild is led by females? That’s right, we’re talking about hyenas—millions of them roaming South Africa right now. But what kind of chaos have these powerful predators caused for the people, and how are they dealing with them? Stay tuned to find out, and don’t forget to subscribe for more!

In the quiet of the African wilderness, what started as a peaceful night quickly turned into a nightmare. 

A camper named Danny recounted feeling a sudden jolt as a hyena’s powerful jaws attacked him in the darkness. 

With no time to think, he relied on pure instinct, throwing a blanket over his head to protect himself from the attack. 

By a stroke of luck, the predator let go, leaving Danny injured. His friends rushed to his aid and rushed him to the hospital. In the wild, always be prepared and never underestimate the danger lurking nearby.

Following that attack, a surge of hyena assaults on farms began as the animals searched for stronger food sources.

 Research organizations revealed that devastating forest fires in 2019 across wild areas of Kenya and Botswana displaced many hyenas from their natural habitats. 

The fires forced them toward farmlands, where over 3,000 cows and 1,500 buffalo were savagely attacked causing an estimated $4 million in damages.

 Their relentless hunting instincts not only cripple the livestock industry but pose a deadly threat to humans if they get too close. Stay vigilant.

In response to the increasing hyena attacks, African governments have authorized controlled hunting to protect people and livestock. 

Specific areas where hyena hunting is allowed are the savannas of Kenya, Botswana, and Tanzania, where more than 2,000 hyenas are allowed to be hunted each year under strict regulations.

 Hunters must be equipped with guns and enough ammunition to ensure a smooth and safe hunt. Preparations begin 3 hours in advance, as hunts take place at night when the predators are most active. 

Hunters often use decoys such as animal carcasses or sound generators that mimic prey to attract them.

When hunting hyenas, safety is paramount and hunters should never go alone, but should go in groups of two or more to ensure mutual support in case of danger. 

Maintain a minimum distance of 50 yards between hunters to prevent accidents while covering more ground. Since the hunt is conducted in low light conditions, binoculars are required for clear vision. Hunters must have five years of experience to participate.

 In addition to a hunting license, a special night hunting license is required to ensure the safety of the hunter.

In the silence of the wild, setting up camp is essential. To avoid detection by hyenas and to hide the hunter’s scent, the authorities quickly set up a tent, a camouflaged shelter that blends seamlessly into the rugged terrain.

 Its dull green and brown tones help the hunter avoid detection by prey. At the same time, it helps the hunter stay away from other dangerous predators lurking nearby.

 The tent is designed for hunters to be compact, easy to set up, and sturdy enough to withstand anything that may come their way at night or in bad weather.

Night hunting is a whole new world, and South African hunters know it. They use .375 H&H rifles equipped with night vision scopes and silencers designed to track hyenas in the dark.

 These tools give them the exact edge they need. The hyena hunt peaks in June and July, attracting up to 300 hunters all looking for the thrill of taking on these dangerous predators. The thrill, the silent stalking in the dark, that’s what makes every hunt unforgettable.

Daytime and bow hunting are allowed, but they only make up a small percentage of the hunt. Hyenas are famous predators with powerful jaws and nocturnal habits. 

The wild environment of South Africa is dangerous, and hyenas are just one of many threats.

 So hunters will need to have a good knowledge of their behavior to hunt safely. Their population has dropped from 2,000 to around 1,200 in just a few months of hunting.

 After each hunt, hunters are responsible for rounding up the hyenas, a humane act that also helps protect the balance of the natural environment.

To increase safety, the South African government should implement measures to build fences to separate suburban areas from the wild, reducing the risk of hyena attacks on humans. 

These fences should be at least 10 feet high to prevent attacks. Additionally, installing fences that can last for years provides a long-term solution.

The above methods have helped South Africa avoid the dangers of hyena attacks. If you have any good methods, please share them with the people of South Africa in the comments section below. Thank you for always following us and please continue watching the video.

Hey everyone, did you know that one of the most fearsome pack predators in the wild is led by females? That’s right, we’re talking about hyenas—millions of them roaming South Africa right now. But what kind of chaos have these powerful predators caused for the people, and how are they dealing with them? Stay tuned to find out, and don’t forget to subscribe for more!

In the quiet of the African wilderness, what started as a peaceful night quickly turned into a nightmare. 

A camper named Danny recounted feeling a sudden jolt as a hyena’s powerful jaws attacked him in the darkness. 

With no time to think, he relied on pure instinct, throwing a blanket over his head to protect himself from the attack. 

By a stroke of luck, the predator let go, leaving Danny injured. His friends rushed to his aid and rushed him to the hospital. In the wild, always be prepared and never underestimate the danger lurking nearby.

Following that attack, a surge of hyena assaults on farms began as the animals searched for stronger food sources.

 Research organizations revealed that devastating forest fires in 2019 across wild areas of Kenya and Botswana displaced many hyenas from their natural habitats. 

The fires forced them toward farmlands, where over 3,000 cows and 1,500 buffalo were savagely attacked causing an estimated $4 million in damages.

 Their relentless hunting instincts not only cripple the livestock industry but pose a deadly threat to humans if they get too close. Stay vigilant.

In response to the increasing hyena attacks, African governments have authorized controlled hunting to protect people and livestock. 

Specific areas where hyena hunting is allowed are the savannas of Kenya, Botswana, and Tanzania, where more than 2,000 hyenas are allowed to be hunted each year under strict regulations.

 Hunters must be equipped with guns and enough ammunition to ensure a smooth and safe hunt. Preparations begin 3 hours in advance, as hunts take place at night when the predators are most active. 

Hunters often use decoys such as animal carcasses or sound generators that mimic prey to attract them.

When hunting hyenas, safety is paramount and hunters should never go alone, but should go in groups of two or more to ensure mutual support in case of danger. 

Maintain a minimum distance of 50 yards between hunters to prevent accidents while covering more ground. Since the hunt is conducted in low light conditions, binoculars are required for clear vision. Hunters must have five years of experience to participate.

 In addition to a hunting license, a special night hunting license is required to ensure the safety of the hunter.

In the silence of the wild, setting up camp is essential. To avoid detection by hyenas and to hide the hunter’s scent, the authorities quickly set up a tent, a camouflaged shelter that blends seamlessly into the rugged terrain.

 Its dull green and brown tones help the hunter avoid detection by prey. At the same time, it helps the hunter stay away from other dangerous predators lurking nearby.

 The tent is designed for hunters to be compact, easy to set up, and sturdy enough to withstand anything that may come their way at night or in bad weather.

Night hunting is a whole new world, and South African hunters know it. They use .375 H&H rifles equipped with night vision scopes and silencers designed to track hyenas in the dark.

 These tools give them the exact edge they need. The hyena hunt peaks in June and July, attracting up to 300 hunters all looking for the thrill of taking on these dangerous predators. The thrill, the silent stalking in the dark, that’s what makes every hunt unforgettable.

Daytime and bow hunting are allowed, but they only make up a small percentage of the hunt. Hyenas are famous predators with powerful jaws and nocturnal habits. 

The wild environment of South Africa is dangerous, and hyenas are just one of many threats.

 So hunters will need to have a good knowledge of their behavior to hunt safely. Their population has dropped from 2,000 to around 1,200 in just a few months of hunting.

 After each hunt, hunters are responsible for rounding up the hyenas, a humane act that also helps protect the balance of the natural environment.

To increase safety, the South African government should implement measures to build fences to separate suburban areas from the wild, reducing the risk of hyena attacks on humans. 

These fences should be at least 10 feet high to prevent attacks. Additionally, installing fences that can last for years provides a long-term solution.

The above methods have helped South Africa avoid the dangers of hyena attacks. If you have any good methods, please share them with the people of South Africa in the comments section below. Thank you for always following us and please continue watching the video.

How Texas farmers and hunters deal with invasive wild pigs that are destroying thousands of acres of sugar beets, corn, and other crops

Hello all friend !. Can you imagine, that wild boars have caused $50 million in damage to the sugar beet and corn industries in Texas alone? In this episode, we explore the drastic measures Texans are taking to combat this nightmare. Tune in now to discover the secrets behind this never-ending war!

The first wild boar hunt in Texas was held with more than 15,000 hunters participating in the Texas Wild Boar Challenge. 

Although hunting is considered a popular recreational activity, it has become a serious threat to the agricultural industry.

 During intense hunts, hunters have often lost the opportunity to knock down wild boars.

 This causes them to panic and rush through the fence of the hunting area. They directly attack sugar beet and corn fields, causing serious damage.

Across Texas’ vast agricultural fields, farmers are facing tens of millions of dollars in losses.

 Crop quality and yields have plummeted, leaving many farmers without a harvest. In some areas, farmers have resorted to using drones to monitor the area at night, finding colonies of 30 to 50. 

This dire trend has been going on for the past five years, and each year the situation gets worse. 

The main clue is the deep footprints of the animals weighing more than 200 pounds found throughout the fields.

 Farmers have seen an increase in collisions with harvesting machines, with more than 150 incidents.

In response to the escalating tensions, Texas authorities have urgently organized an intensive training course for hunters, which will take place just before the hunting season in November. 

They will be equipped with the knowledge and skills needed to handle dangerous situations and the best wild boar hunting strategies to prevent mistakes that have occurred in the past.

Texas authorities have implemented drone hunting of wild boars due to its effectiveness in rapidly reducing the wild boar population.

 With the ability to reach difficult terrain, drones are effective in eliminating wild boars. Hunters are allowed to spend an average of 20-30 hours flying each hunting season to complete the mission. 

To participate, hunters must meet strict standards that include completing safety training and understanding wildlife management.

During the hunting season, hunters often use thermal binoculars, a special tool that detects the body temperature of wild boars, helping hunters easily identify targets in the dark.

 These binoculars are also equipped with infrared filtering technology, which helps increase accuracy even in bad weather conditions.

In Texas, hunters aged 18 and older can legally participate in night hunting. Due to the special nature of this activity, hunters must have a hunting license with at least 2 years of experience.

 Nighttime is when wild boars are most active, especially during the hunting months from November to January of the following year. The number of wild boars knocked down often reaches more than 3,000.

There are many areas where wild boar hunting is allowed without restrictions. However, hunting is more stringent in areas such as the hill country and high elevations such as the Big Bend Ranch, especially when using off-road vehicles. 

Hunters should read the specifics carefully and stay current on the latest regulations.

 Some Texas Parks and Wildlife Department information warns that hunting with an off-road vehicle in rough terrain can be problematic.

 Areas such as the hills of West Texas or the Trans-Pecos can be especially dangerous if hunters are not careful when navigating steep slopes.

In addition, this type of trap is the most widely used in the Hill Country district and has been in operation since 1995 with long-term use.

 Each time the trap is set, the hunter can catch at least 15 to 20 wild boars. However, in each hunt, the hunter must strictly follow hunting ethics. 

If they violate the law, they will be severely punished to prevent excessive damage to the environment and avoid illegal hunting.

Here are some wild boar hunting moments that happened in Texas. We will update more wild boar hunting information in the following episodes.

 Please comment on number 1 so we have the motivation to find useful information for you. Share this video and you will receive a gift.

How Texas farmers and hunters deal with invasive wild pigs that are destroying thousands of acres of sugar beets, corn, and other crops

Hello all friend !. Can you imagine, that wild boars have caused $50 million in damage to the sugar beet and corn industries in Texas alone? In this episode, we explore the drastic measures Texans are taking to combat this nightmare. Tune in now to discover the secrets behind this never-ending war!

The first wild boar hunt in Texas was held with more than 15,000 hunters participating in the Texas Wild Boar Challenge. 

Although hunting is considered a popular recreational activity, it has become a serious threat to the agricultural industry.

 During intense hunts, hunters have often lost the opportunity to knock down wild boars.

 This causes them to panic and rush through the fence of the hunting area. They directly attack sugar beet and corn fields, causing serious damage.

Across Texas’ vast agricultural fields, farmers are facing tens of millions of dollars in losses.

 Crop quality and yields have plummeted, leaving many farmers without a harvest. In some areas, farmers have resorted to using drones to monitor the area at night, finding colonies of 30 to 50. 

This dire trend has been going on for the past five years, and each year the situation gets worse. 

The main clue is the deep footprints of the animals weighing more than 200 pounds found throughout the fields.

 Farmers have seen an increase in collisions with harvesting machines, with more than 150 incidents.

In response to the escalating tensions, Texas authorities have urgently organized an intensive training course for hunters, which will take place just before the hunting season in November. 

They will be equipped with the knowledge and skills needed to handle dangerous situations and the best wild boar hunting strategies to prevent mistakes that have occurred in the past.

Texas authorities have implemented drone hunting of wild boars due to its effectiveness in rapidly reducing the wild boar population.

 With the ability to reach difficult terrain, drones are effective in eliminating wild boars. Hunters are allowed to spend an average of 20-30 hours flying each hunting season to complete the mission. 

To participate, hunters must meet strict standards that include completing safety training and understanding wildlife management.

During the hunting season, hunters often use thermal binoculars, a special tool that detects the body temperature of wild boars, helping hunters easily identify targets in the dark.

 These binoculars are also equipped with infrared filtering technology, which helps increase accuracy even in bad weather conditions.

In Texas, hunters aged 18 and older can legally participate in night hunting. Due to the special nature of this activity, hunters must have a hunting license with at least 2 years of experience.

 Nighttime is when wild boars are most active, especially during the hunting months from November to January of the following year. The number of wild boars knocked down often reaches more than 3,000.

There are many areas where wild boar hunting is allowed without restrictions. However, hunting is more stringent in areas such as the hill country and high elevations such as the Big Bend Ranch, especially when using off-road vehicles. 

Hunters should read the specifics carefully and stay current on the latest regulations.

 Some Texas Parks and Wildlife Department information warns that hunting with an off-road vehicle in rough terrain can be problematic.

 Areas such as the hills of West Texas or the Trans-Pecos can be especially dangerous if hunters are not careful when navigating steep slopes.

In addition, this type of trap is the most widely used in the Hill Country district and has been in operation since 1995 with long-term use.

 Each time the trap is set, the hunter can catch at least 15 to 20 wild boars. However, in each hunt, the hunter must strictly follow hunting ethics. 

If they violate the law, they will be severely punished to prevent excessive damage to the environment and avoid illegal hunting.

Here are some wild boar hunting moments that happened in Texas. We will update more wild boar hunting information in the following episodes.

 Please comment on number 1 so we have the motivation to find useful information for you. Share this video and you will receive a gift.

 541. How Spanish farmers hunting millions of wild boars

Millions of invasive wild boars cause damage to the Spanish ecosystem. Each year, the total area of ​​land eroded by wild boars accounts for 30% of the country. What measures are used to prevent millions of wild boars from affecting the ecosystem? Please join me in watching the video:

According to the 2021 report by the Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Environment, damage caused by wild boars can reach up to 400 million USD. The average cost to restore 2.5 acres of eroded land in Spain ranges from 2,080 USD to 5,200 USD. The Mediterranean forests in eastern and southern Spain are among the areas most heavily affected by soil erosion caused by wild boars. Wild boars have the habit of rooting in the soil for food, creating holes and deep trenches on the ground. This activity increases the rate of water runoff, and they destroy vegetation, leading to severe soil erosion.

So in the face of a serious wild boar invasion, what measures did Spanish hunters use to deal with them? According to the Spanish Hunting Law, the General Hunting Permit is the most common type, allowing Spanish citizens to hunt wild boars during the general hunting season, which typically runs from October to February of the following year. This permit allows hunters to hunt wild boars in most areas of Spain, except for certain areas in Extremadura where hunting is prohibited due to the risk of forest fires. The permit specifies that hunters are allowed to use guns to hunt wild boars, but they can only hunt a maximum of 50-100 wild boars per week. If hunters exceed the permitted number of wild boars, they will face administrative penalties and have their hunting permits revoked.

Wild boars tend to travel in herds to find food during the winter due to scarce resources, so this is a good time to hunt wild boars. In 2022, the number of wild boar in Spain decreased, with about 70,000 wild boar hunted, a decrease of 15% compared to 2021. This decrease has shown the effectiveness of targeted hunting in these winter months when wild boars are concentrated and more accessible.

During wild boar hunting, Spanish hunters should prepare full protective equipment. In particular, they need to wear orange clothes to easily distinguish them from their surroundings, helping to increase safety. While hunting, hunters should keep a safe distance from teammates, about 200-300 feet, to avoid unwanted accidents. Hunting licenses also specify the distance of the hunting area from residential areas, usually requiring at least 500 feet to not cause loud noise to the community.

After hunting wild boar, according to the regulations in the license in Spain, hunters must report the number of wild boar hunted to local authorities. This report helps monitor and manage wild boar populations and protect ecosystems. It also allows authorities to evaluate the effectiveness of gun measures and adjust regulations when necessary. The license states in Section 6 that if hunters violate this requirement, they will face an administrative fine of up to $2,000.

Hunters who participate in wild boar hunting need to have certain professional skills to be allowed to participate. In particular, they need to have skills in using rifles. Hunters must pass a shooting test in which they must demonstrate their ability to use a rifle at a distance of 100 feet before being allowed to hunt. This training and testing process usually lasts about 2-3 months, including both theory and practice, to ensure hunters have enough skills and are safe during the hunting process.

The use of hunting dogs during hunting has helped Spanish hunters a lot in hunting wild boar. Hunting dogs have extremely sharp sniffing and tracking abilities, helping to locate wild boars more quickly and effectively. They also assist in chasing and controlling wild boars, minimizing danger to hunters. According to the regulations in the license, each time a wild boar hunt is carried out, the hunter is allowed to bring a maximum of 3-5 hunting dogs.

When hunting on snow-covered winter days, hunters can easily find wild boar hiding places thanks to their footprints clearly visible on the snow. This shortens the travel time of hunters in search of wild boars. If the footprints are clear, the hunter can determine that a wild boar has just passed through the area.

When moving vehicles into areas deep inside the hunting area on snowy terrain, hunters will encounter many difficulties. Driving a car in the snow requires a hunter's driving skills and experience, and an understanding of Spain's snow-covered mountainous terrain. Drivers need to travel at a speed of 18 mph.

When hunting in mountainous terrain and dense forests, hunters face rough terrain that obscures visibility, increasing the risk of accidents. To ensure safety, they need to keep their distance from teammates, not shoot without a clear line of sight, and not go alone.

Although using guns to hunt wild boars is considered an effective method in controlling the population and protecting the ecosystem, there are opposing opinions that do not support it. Some people believe this could pose a danger near residential areas, worrying about the risk of shooting accidents and affecting the habitat of other species. Another concern is that the use of guns could create an unsafe hunting environment for people, especially when there is not strict supervision and control.

If you support Spanish people's hunting activities using guns, please comment number 1. Share this video for your family to have good luck. Thank you for watching the entire video, don't take your eyes off the screen and continue watching the next video.

 541. How Spanish farmers hunting millions of wild boars

Millions of invasive wild boars cause damage to the Spanish ecosystem. Each year, the total area of ​​land eroded by wild boars accounts for 30% of the country. What measures are used to prevent millions of wild boars from affecting the ecosystem? Please join me in watching the video:

According to the 2021 report by the Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Environment, damage caused by wild boars can reach up to 400 million USD. The average cost to restore 2.5 acres of eroded land in Spain ranges from 2,080 USD to 5,200 USD. The Mediterranean forests in eastern and southern Spain are among the areas most heavily affected by soil erosion caused by wild boars. Wild boars have the habit of rooting in the soil for food, creating holes and deep trenches on the ground. This activity increases the rate of water runoff, and they destroy vegetation, leading to severe soil erosion.

So in the face of a serious wild boar invasion, what measures did Spanish hunters use to deal with them? According to the Spanish Hunting Law, the General Hunting Permit is the most common type, allowing Spanish citizens to hunt wild boars during the general hunting season, which typically runs from October to February of the following year. This permit allows hunters to hunt wild boars in most areas of Spain, except for certain areas in Extremadura where hunting is prohibited due to the risk of forest fires. The permit specifies that hunters are allowed to use guns to hunt wild boars, but they can only hunt a maximum of 50-100 wild boars per week. If hunters exceed the permitted number of wild boars, they will face administrative penalties and have their hunting permits revoked.

Wild boars tend to travel in herds to find food during the winter due to scarce resources, so this is a good time to hunt wild boars. In 2022, the number of wild boar in Spain decreased, with about 70,000 wild boar hunted, a decrease of 15% compared to 2021. This decrease has shown the effectiveness of targeted hunting in these winter months when wild boars are concentrated and more accessible.

During wild boar hunting, Spanish hunters should prepare full protective equipment. In particular, they need to wear orange clothes to easily distinguish them from their surroundings, helping to increase safety. While hunting, hunters should keep a safe distance from teammates, about 200-300 feet, to avoid unwanted accidents. Hunting licenses also specify the distance of the hunting area from residential areas, usually requiring at least 500 feet to not cause loud noise to the community.

After hunting wild boar, according to the regulations in the license in Spain, hunters must report the number of wild boar hunted to local authorities. This report helps monitor and manage wild boar populations and protect ecosystems. It also allows authorities to evaluate the effectiveness of gun measures and adjust regulations when necessary. The license states in Section 6 that if hunters violate this requirement, they will face an administrative fine of up to $2,000.

Hunters who participate in wild boar hunting need to have certain professional skills to be allowed to participate. In particular, they need to have skills in using rifles. Hunters must pass a shooting test in which they must demonstrate their ability to use a rifle at a distance of 100 feet before being allowed to hunt. This training and testing process usually lasts about 2-3 months, including both theory and practice, to ensure hunters have enough skills and are safe during the hunting process.

The use of hunting dogs during hunting has helped Spanish hunters a lot in hunting wild boar. Hunting dogs have extremely sharp sniffing and tracking abilities, helping to locate wild boars more quickly and effectively. They also assist in chasing and controlling wild boars, minimizing danger to hunters. According to the regulations in the license, each time a wild boar hunt is carried out, the hunter is allowed to bring a maximum of 3-5 hunting dogs.

When hunting on snow-covered winter days, hunters can easily find wild boar hiding places thanks to their footprints clearly visible on the snow. This shortens the travel time of hunters in search of wild boars. If the footprints are clear, the hunter can determine that a wild boar has just passed through the area.

When moving vehicles into areas deep inside the hunting area on snowy terrain, hunters will encounter many difficulties. Driving a car in the snow requires a hunter's driving skills and experience, and an understanding of Spain's snow-covered mountainous terrain. Drivers need to travel at a speed of 18 mph.

When hunting in mountainous terrain and dense forests, hunters face rough terrain that obscures visibility, increasing the risk of accidents. To ensure safety, they need to keep their distance from teammates, not shoot without a clear line of sight, and not go alone.

Although using guns to hunt wild boars is considered an effective method in controlling the population and protecting the ecosystem, there are opposing opinions that do not support it. Some people believe this could pose a danger near residential areas, worrying about the risk of shooting accidents and affecting the habitat of other species. Another concern is that the use of guns could create an unsafe hunting environment for people, especially when there is not strict supervision and control.

If you support Spanish people's hunting activities using guns, please comment number 1. Share this video for your family to have good luck. Thank you for watching the entire video, don't take your eyes off the screen and continue watching the next video.

How Georgia Farmers Deal With Millions of Invasive Monkeys

The Georgia city is facing an unprecedented crisis with monkey attacks and a serious outbreak of chickenpox. Hundreds of infections have led to overcrowding at hospitals, with an estimated loss of $12,000 per year. What measures have the government and people taken to protect public health? How are urgent problems being solved by the people of Georgia? Find out in the following video.

Strange phenomena began to appear in a Georgia city. These monkeys exhibited symptoms such as nausea and had multiple open wounds on their bodies. This situation was detected in many city areas, affecting the environment and urban landscape due to monkey waste. The infected monkeys frequently attacked people in search of food, spreading diseases to the residents. As of July 10, 2022, over 3,500 cases of monkeypox have been reported in Georgia. Patients usually exhibit symptoms such as fever ranging from 100°F to 104°F, which is the first sign. A rash typically appears 1-3 days after the fever, starting on the face and then spreading to other parts of the body. The rash can vary from flat spots to raised bumps, blisters, or pustules. Hospitals have become overwhelmed due to a lack of beds. According to experts, the cause is due to the public's lack of awareness about the seriousness of the monkeys, leading them to feed the monkeys leftover food, creating a habit, and causing the monkeys to increasingly attack and snatch people's belongings.

To address the situation of monkeypox and the attacks on residents, the authorities have implemented various control and prevention measures. Among them, the use of traps to capture infected monkeys is an effective solution. This helps ensure that residents do not have to come into direct contact with this invasive and disease-spreading species.

Hunters are only allowed to use traps that are licensed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) or the state wildlife management agency. To use monkey traps in Georgia, hunters must have a Small Game Hunting License and a Wildlife Hunting License. These licenses can be purchased online or at the licensing office of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) once they reach 18 years of age. The licenses are valid for one year and must be carried while hunting.

Hunters must possess skills in setting traps and a thorough understanding of the behavior of these monkeys. Setting traps offers a convenient and time-saving solution, enhancing safety for residents by eliminating the need for direct contact with infected monkeys. Steel cage traps should be placed on the ground and securely fixed to prevent the monkeys from escaping. The traps must be checked at least 3-5 times a day to ensure they are functioning correctly. Steel cage traps should not be used to capture any other wildlife species besides monkeys. Captured monkeys should not be transported more than 10 miles from the capture site, as this could pose a danger to humans if the monkeys escape into the wild.

The involvement of local authorities in dealing with monkeys. The situation of cases has shown a downward trend, compared to the peak in August 2022 with more than 1,400 new cases per week, the number of new weekly cases has now decreased to less than 200 cases. This proves that trapping is considered a popular method in Georgia. 

Traps to catch monkeys are placed in areas where they often appear, to control and reduce the number of monkeys wandering in the city. After collection, these monkeys are health checked and isolated for timely treatment.

Medical centers, after receiving trapped monkeys, will screen and quarantine sick monkeys to prevent the spread. Monkeys in good health will be sterilized and then moved back to the natural environment. This is a humane and responsible action for them, helping to control the urban monkey population and protect public health.

Besides collecting and treating sick monkeys, the government also introduced policies to plant neem trees in city border areas to deal with monkeys. The neem oil plant has a strong scent and naturally bitter taste, which makes monkeys dislike it and stay away from areas where this plant is grown. The government encourages people and organizations to participate in the neem tree planting program, creating a natural barrier, and minimizing conflicts between humans and monkeys.

What do you think about using traps to prevent monkey invasions in Georgia? Comment below to share your experiences and suggest new measures to the local residents. Comment '1' if you agree with the trapping method. Share this video for better health. Say goodbye to the monkeys, and let's move on to the next invasive species.

How Georgia Farmers Deal With Millions of Invasive Monkeys

The Georgia city is facing an unprecedented crisis with monkey attacks and a serious outbreak of chickenpox. Hundreds of infections have led to overcrowding at hospitals, with an estimated loss of $12,000 per year. What measures have the government and people taken to protect public health? How are urgent problems being solved by the people of Georgia? Find out in the following video.

Strange phenomena began to appear in a Georgia city. These monkeys exhibited symptoms such as nausea and had multiple open wounds on their bodies. This situation was detected in many city areas, affecting the environment and urban landscape due to monkey waste. The infected monkeys frequently attacked people in search of food, spreading diseases to the residents. As of July 10, 2022, over 3,500 cases of monkeypox have been reported in Georgia. Patients usually exhibit symptoms such as fever ranging from 100°F to 104°F, which is the first sign. A rash typically appears 1-3 days after the fever, starting on the face and then spreading to other parts of the body. The rash can vary from flat spots to raised bumps, blisters, or pustules. Hospitals have become overwhelmed due to a lack of beds. According to experts, the cause is due to the public's lack of awareness about the seriousness of the monkeys, leading them to feed the monkeys leftover food, creating a habit, and causing the monkeys to increasingly attack and snatch people's belongings.

To address the situation of monkeypox and the attacks on residents, the authorities have implemented various control and prevention measures. Among them, the use of traps to capture infected monkeys is an effective solution. This helps ensure that residents do not have to come into direct contact with this invasive and disease-spreading species.

Hunters are only allowed to use traps that are licensed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) or the state wildlife management agency. To use monkey traps in Georgia, hunters must have a Small Game Hunting License and a Wildlife Hunting License. These licenses can be purchased online or at the licensing office of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) once they reach 18 years of age. The licenses are valid for one year and must be carried while hunting.

Hunters must possess skills in setting traps and a thorough understanding of the behavior of these monkeys. Setting traps offers a convenient and time-saving solution, enhancing safety for residents by eliminating the need for direct contact with infected monkeys. Steel cage traps should be placed on the ground and securely fixed to prevent the monkeys from escaping. The traps must be checked at least 3-5 times a day to ensure they are functioning correctly. Steel cage traps should not be used to capture any other wildlife species besides monkeys. Captured monkeys should not be transported more than 10 miles from the capture site, as this could pose a danger to humans if the monkeys escape into the wild.

The involvement of local authorities in dealing with monkeys. The situation of cases has shown a downward trend, compared to the peak in August 2022 with more than 1,400 new cases per week, the number of new weekly cases has now decreased to less than 200 cases. This proves that trapping is considered a popular method in Georgia. 

Traps to catch monkeys are placed in areas where they often appear, to control and reduce the number of monkeys wandering in the city. After collection, these monkeys are health checked and isolated for timely treatment.

Medical centers, after receiving trapped monkeys, will screen and quarantine sick monkeys to prevent the spread. Monkeys in good health will be sterilized and then moved back to the natural environment. This is a humane and responsible action for them, helping to control the urban monkey population and protect public health.

Besides collecting and treating sick monkeys, the government also introduced policies to plant neem trees in city border areas to deal with monkeys. The neem oil plant has a strong scent and naturally bitter taste, which makes monkeys dislike it and stay away from areas where this plant is grown. The government encourages people and organizations to participate in the neem tree planting program, creating a natural barrier, and minimizing conflicts between humans and monkeys.

What do you think about using traps to prevent monkey invasions in Georgia? Comment below to share your experiences and suggest new measures to the local residents. Comment '1' if you agree with the trapping method. Share this video for better health. Say goodbye to the monkeys, and let's move on to the next invasive species.