Wild boar has a rapid growth rate, about 20-25% per year. This causes many challenges in their management due to their high adaptability to many different environments. Biologists and wildlife managers estimate that 60-70% of wild boar populations need to be removed each year to maintain current numbers. Adult boars can weigh up to 6.61 lb. They can move alone or in groups to forage. Although they move slowly due to many obstacles, this does not reduce their level of danger. With these characteristics, did you expect those invasive wild boars would cause serious problems affecting the quality of life of Texans?

The city of Lufkin, in East Texas, is struggling with the problem of wild boar attacks, especially at night. At this time, ferocious wild boars blatantly roam the streets, rummaging through trash cans, attacking pets, and even threatening people's safety. Property damage due to wild boar attacks. According to estimates, property damage due to wild boar attacks in Lufkin, Texas in 2023 will amount to more than 1 million USD. The cost of garbage collection because they often rummage through trash cans, causing waste to litter the streets, is estimated to be more than $500,000 per year. When you live in an environment polluted by waste, you will choose to move to another city to live or find ways to deal with harmful factors.

Not just limited to urban areas, wild boars are famous for being the invasive species that cause the heaviest damage to farms in East Texas. The farming industry, especially corn. According to estimates by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), the corn farming industry in Texas will lose about 190 million USD due to invasive wild boars in 2023. This number accounts for about 10% of the state's total corn production. Texas. Here, corn production is the second largest industry bringing a large source of income to farmers with a revenue of 22.3 billion USD. From there, the Texas government must take strong countermeasures to reduce these damages. Don't take your eyes off the screen. Below is the only effective method applied in this state.

During hunting trips, rugged terrain can cause many disadvantages for hunters. In mountainous areas, traveling on rough roads can be potentially dangerous and drain the hunter's energy. To overcome this, hunters use helicopters as their main means of hunting.

Helicopters provide a fast and flexible means of transportation, making it easier for hunters to track and effectively take down invasive wild boars. According to hunters, wild boars often live in remote and difficult-to-reach places. Therefore, helicopters help hunters access these areas more easily. In addition to professional hunters who know how to use hunting equipment to take them down before they have a chance to run away, pilots are trained to locate wild boars.

After the hunter and pilot have prepared themselves in terms of expertise and hunting skills. Do you think that's enough and are you allowed to hunt wild boar? They need to have all the necessary hunting licenses. You should check the weather forecast in advance to ensure suitable conditions for a safe flight and choose an experienced pilot who is well-trained in helicopter operations to ensure efficiency and safety during the flight. The process of hunting wild boar. Pilots play an important role in assisting hunters in finding wild boars. They help identify areas with many wild boars and ensure flight safety. You agree that the combination of hunter and pilot will create a successful hunt if you have comment number 1.

In addition, hunters need to be fully equipped with equipment such as hunting equipment and helmets to ensure safety and effectiveness during the hunting process. Staying safe and responsible is important. This will help you take down wild boars accurately and without causing danger. Flying at lower altitudes provides clearer visibility, helping hunters spot slow-moving wild boars in dense forest areas and deserts. The movements of invasive wild boars provide hunters with enough time to process information and make informed decisions when searching for them during the day.

The Texas heli-based hunt for feral hogs has proven to be an effective method of managing feral hog populations with the successful removal of approximately 50,000 animals by 2022, the initiative said. This has been adopted by many other states to this day. However, you may wonder how much it costs to conduct wild boar hunts by helicopter. This activity is the most effective and also the most costly.

The costs of the campaign are shared between hunters and local authorities, which typically pay for planes and pilots, while contractors are responsible for gas and other costs. The average cost for a wild boar hunt is about $500 but can vary depending on the size of the hunting area. Overall, this campaign minimized damage to crops and the environment in the state of Texas. In your opinion, are there any other solutions that could be applied to optimize the management of invasive wild boar populations in the state of Texas? If you have any new methods that help save costs but are still effective, please share them to help communities with invasive animals.

Some communities will not support hunting wild boars by helicopter. There are two opinions that this action is hurting wild boars, one opinion is that using helicopters will cause environmental pollution due to emissions from airplanes and hunting equipment. What do you think about this issue, which opinion do you support? If you do not support the above two opinions, do you agree with this method of coping? If you agree, please comment 0.

At the same time, if you know the characteristics and hiding areas of wild boars, please share so everyone can avoid them. If you support the way the people of Texas responded by helicopter, please comment number 5. Thank you for accompanying the hunters during the hunting journey. Click the channel subscription button to watch future episodes.

Wild boar has a rapid growth rate, about 20-25% per year. This causes many challenges in their management due to their high adaptability to many different environments. Biologists and wildlife managers estimate that 60-70% of wild boar populations need to be removed each year to maintain current numbers. Adult boars can weigh up to 6.61 lb. They can move alone or in groups to forage. Although they move slowly due to many obstacles, this does not reduce their level of danger. With these characteristics, did you expect those invasive wild boars would cause serious problems affecting the quality of life of Texans?

The city of Lufkin, in East Texas, is struggling with the problem of wild boar attacks, especially at night. At this time, ferocious wild boars blatantly roam the streets, rummaging through trash cans, attacking pets, and even threatening people's safety. Property damage due to wild boar attacks. According to estimates, property damage due to wild boar attacks in Lufkin, Texas in 2023 will amount to more than 1 million USD. The cost of garbage collection because they often rummage through trash cans, causing waste to litter the streets, is estimated to be more than $500,000 per year. When you live in an environment polluted by waste, you will choose to move to another city to live or find ways to deal with harmful factors.

Not just limited to urban areas, wild boars are famous for being the invasive species that cause the heaviest damage to farms in East Texas. The farming industry, especially corn. According to estimates by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), the corn farming industry in Texas will lose about 190 million USD due to invasive wild boars in 2023. This number accounts for about 10% of the state's total corn production. Texas. Here, corn production is the second largest industry bringing a large source of income to farmers with a revenue of 22.3 billion USD. From there, the Texas government must take strong countermeasures to reduce these damages. Don't take your eyes off the screen. Below is the only effective method applied in this state.

During hunting trips, rugged terrain can cause many disadvantages for hunters. In mountainous areas, traveling on rough roads can be potentially dangerous and drain the hunter's energy. To overcome this, hunters use helicopters as their main means of hunting.

Helicopters provide a fast and flexible means of transportation, making it easier for hunters to track and effectively take down invasive wild boars. According to hunters, wild boars often live in remote and difficult-to-reach places. Therefore, helicopters help hunters access these areas more easily. In addition to professional hunters who know how to use hunting equipment to take them down before they have a chance to run away, pilots are trained to locate wild boars.

After the hunter and pilot have prepared themselves in terms of expertise and hunting skills. Do you think that's enough and are you allowed to hunt wild boar? They need to have all the necessary hunting licenses. You should check the weather forecast in advance to ensure suitable conditions for a safe flight and choose an experienced pilot who is well-trained in helicopter operations to ensure efficiency and safety during the flight. The process of hunting wild boar. Pilots play an important role in assisting hunters in finding wild boars. They help identify areas with many wild boars and ensure flight safety. You agree that the combination of hunter and pilot will create a successful hunt if you have comment number 1.

In addition, hunters need to be fully equipped with equipment such as hunting equipment and helmets to ensure safety and effectiveness during the hunting process. Staying safe and responsible is important. This will help you take down wild boars accurately and without causing danger. Flying at lower altitudes provides clearer visibility, helping hunters spot slow-moving wild boars in dense forest areas and deserts. The movements of invasive wild boars provide hunters with enough time to process information and make informed decisions when searching for them during the day.

The Texas heli-based hunt for feral hogs has proven to be an effective method of managing feral hog populations with the successful removal of approximately 50,000 animals by 2022, the initiative said. This has been adopted by many other states to this day. However, you may wonder how much it costs to conduct wild boar hunts by helicopter. This activity is the most effective and also the most costly.

The costs of the campaign are shared between hunters and local authorities, which typically pay for planes and pilots, while contractors are responsible for gas and other costs. The average cost for a wild boar hunt is about $500 but can vary depending on the size of the hunting area. Overall, this campaign minimized damage to crops and the environment in the state of Texas. In your opinion, are there any other solutions that could be applied to optimize the management of invasive wild boar populations in the state of Texas? If you have any new methods that help save costs but are still effective, please share them to help communities with invasive animals.

Some communities will not support hunting wild boars by helicopter. There are two opinions that this action is hurting wild boars, one opinion is that using helicopters will cause environmental pollution due to emissions from airplanes and hunting equipment. What do you think about this issue, which opinion do you support? If you do not support the above two opinions, do you agree with this method of coping? If you agree, please comment 0.

At the same time, if you know the characteristics and hiding areas of wild boars, please share so everyone can avoid them. If you support the way the people of Texas responded by helicopter, please comment number 5. Thank you for accompanying the hunters during the hunting journey. Click the channel subscription button to watch future episodes.

Hello friends. Wild horses are considered an invasive species in Australia with a total population of 400,000 across the country. They are descended from horses brought to Australia by European settlers. They threaten local ecosystems by grazing and trampling native soil and plants, especially in the Australian Alps, according to the Invasive Species Council, an organization dedicated to protecting nature from animals, harmful weeds and diseases. How are Australian farmers dealing with 14,000 invasive wild horses? Here is the video.

Local authorities are facing a major challenge in Kosciuszko National Park, with an estimated 17,432 wild horses spread across a 260 square mile area in the southeastern Australian state of New South Wales (NSW). To deal with the problem of managing horse populations and complying with the law, authorities are mounting a tireless extermination campaign, using helicopters to shoot uncontrolled horses. According to information released by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, the latest survey results estimate the horse population in the national park in 2022 to be between 14,501 and 23,535, a significant increase compared to 2016 when there were only about 6,000 horses. The 2023 survey continues to show an increase, with 12,934 - 22,536 horses. This sudden increase puts great pressure on the government, requiring strong intervention to achieve the goal of reducing the number of horses to 3,000 by June 2027, as set out in the management plan. 

Methods such as relocation, tranquilization and hunting have been used to try to control numbers but have had little success in reducing the population significantly. According to The Guardian, the decision to add the above removal was made after a voting process with 82% of 11,002 submissions from stakeholders supporting the measures. Some people object to hunting wild horses from above. They believe this measure is inhumane and unnecessary. But this is the most feasible measure to reduce the number of wild horses. This measure helps reduce the number of horses quickly and effectively, while minimizing pain for the horses. A statement in Newsweek from the NSW government said: “The survey results show the NSW government will not be able to meet the mid-2027 deadline of 3,000 horses on its current trajectory without aerial hunting.”

The main reason for the culling of wild horses in Kosciuszko National Park is to protect important native species in the Australian Alps. Among these are species such as the galaxias fish and the southern corroboree frog which are facing extinction and the entire ecosystem of the region is at risk. State Environment Secretary Penny Sharpe has stressed the importance of taking action, saying: “Threatened native species are at risk of extinction and entire ecosystems are at risk of extinction.” The decision to hunt horses by helicopter is a drastic measure to prevent habitat destruction and protect this precious species from extinction. For example, a similar situation occurred in New Zealand when the fight against the skunk, a small predator, led to the reintroduction of the kiwi, a rare bird, in an area outside Wellington after more than 100 years. Those successes are testament to the effectiveness of environmental and animal conservation measures. 

“I love horses but they don't belong in national parks. Wild horses are causing serious damage to our native plants and animals, including many endangered species in the Australian Alps,” said Tanya Plibersek, federal minister for environment and water. with The Guardian. In that context, the local government decided to carry out a wild horse hunting campaign to ensure the safety of the environment and local flora and fauna. In contrast to this decision, the Australian Brumby Alliance opposed culling. “We implore Minister Sharpe to increase his commitment and resources to passive trapping and rewilding as a preferred population management method,” said coalition president Jill Pickering. Reserve measures that are not safe for human use in areas of high population density and vulnerable areas designated in the NSW Wild Horses Act.”

Guard. While the government aims to reduce feral horse numbers to protect the environment, the Australian Brumby Alliance recommends the adoption and use of other population management methods such as passive trapping, to keep feral horses alive and prevent them from causing damage in highly populated areas and vulnerable areas. This is a debate on how to approach this sensitive issue, posing a major challenge to environmental management and maintaining the balance between plant and animal protection and ensuring social security.

The method of hunting horses from helicopters being implemented by the New South Wales (NSW) government was tested in 2000, when about 600 horses were hunted in just 3 days. However, strong reaction from public opinion caused this method to be almost banned. Jack Gough emphasized: “No one wants to see animals being hunted, but the sad reality is that we must choose between urgently reducing the number of wild horses or accepting the destruction of regional ecosystems and habitats. sensitive mountains as well as the decline and extinction of native animal species. , advocacy director at the Invasive Species Council, in conversation with the Sydney Morning Herald. Gough went on to express the view that although culling animals may be a difficult decision, it is the only viable way to reduce wild horse numbers and protect national parks and wildlife. Native animals live there. Helicopter hunting equipment is carried out by well-trained experts, reducing pain for animals and ensuring safety and efficiency during the hunting process. How Australian farmers are controlling Kangaroo populations, watch this video.

Hello friends. Wild horses are considered an invasive species in Australia with a total population of 400,000 across the country. They are descended from horses brought to Australia by European settlers. They threaten local ecosystems by grazing and trampling native soil and plants, especially in the Australian Alps, according to the Invasive Species Council, an organization dedicated to protecting nature from animals, harmful weeds and diseases. How are Australian farmers dealing with 14,000 invasive wild horses? Here is the video.

Local authorities are facing a major challenge in Kosciuszko National Park, with an estimated 17,432 wild horses spread across a 260 square mile area in the southeastern Australian state of New South Wales (NSW). To deal with the problem of managing horse populations and complying with the law, authorities are mounting a tireless extermination campaign, using helicopters to shoot uncontrolled horses. According to information released by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, the latest survey results estimate the horse population in the national park in 2022 to be between 14,501 and 23,535, a significant increase compared to 2016 when there were only about 6,000 horses. The 2023 survey continues to show an increase, with 12,934 - 22,536 horses. This sudden increase puts great pressure on the government, requiring strong intervention to achieve the goal of reducing the number of horses to 3,000 by June 2027, as set out in the management plan. 

Methods such as relocation, tranquilization and hunting have been used to try to control numbers but have had little success in reducing the population significantly. According to The Guardian, the decision to add the above removal was made after a voting process with 82% of 11,002 submissions from stakeholders supporting the measures. Some people object to hunting wild horses from above. They believe this measure is inhumane and unnecessary. But this is the most feasible measure to reduce the number of wild horses. This measure helps reduce the number of horses quickly and effectively, while minimizing pain for the horses. A statement in Newsweek from the NSW government said: “The survey results show the NSW government will not be able to meet the mid-2027 deadline of 3,000 horses on its current trajectory without aerial hunting.”

The main reason for the culling of wild horses in Kosciuszko National Park is to protect important native species in the Australian Alps. Among these are species such as the galaxias fish and the southern corroboree frog which are facing extinction and the entire ecosystem of the region is at risk. State Environment Secretary Penny Sharpe has stressed the importance of taking action, saying: “Threatened native species are at risk of extinction and entire ecosystems are at risk of extinction.” The decision to hunt horses by helicopter is a drastic measure to prevent habitat destruction and protect this precious species from extinction. For example, a similar situation occurred in New Zealand when the fight against the skunk, a small predator, led to the reintroduction of the kiwi, a rare bird, in an area outside Wellington after more than 100 years. Those successes are testament to the effectiveness of environmental and animal conservation measures. 

“I love horses but they don't belong in national parks. Wild horses are causing serious damage to our native plants and animals, including many endangered species in the Australian Alps,” said Tanya Plibersek, federal minister for environment and water. with The Guardian. In that context, the local government decided to carry out a wild horse hunting campaign to ensure the safety of the environment and local flora and fauna. In contrast to this decision, the Australian Brumby Alliance opposed culling. “We implore Minister Sharpe to increase his commitment and resources to passive trapping and rewilding as a preferred population management method,” said coalition president Jill Pickering. Reserve measures that are not safe for human use in areas of high population density and vulnerable areas designated in the NSW Wild Horses Act.”

Guard. While the government aims to reduce feral horse numbers to protect the environment, the Australian Brumby Alliance recommends the adoption and use of other population management methods such as passive trapping, to keep feral horses alive and prevent them from causing damage in highly populated areas and vulnerable areas. This is a debate on how to approach this sensitive issue, posing a major challenge to environmental management and maintaining the balance between plant and animal protection and ensuring social security.

The method of hunting horses from helicopters being implemented by the New South Wales (NSW) government was tested in 2000, when about 600 horses were hunted in just 3 days. However, strong reaction from public opinion caused this method to be almost banned. Jack Gough emphasized: “No one wants to see animals being hunted, but the sad reality is that we must choose between urgently reducing the number of wild horses or accepting the destruction of regional ecosystems and habitats. sensitive mountains as well as the decline and extinction of native animal species. , advocacy director at the Invasive Species Council, in conversation with the Sydney Morning Herald. Gough went on to express the view that although culling animals may be a difficult decision, it is the only viable way to reduce wild horse numbers and protect national parks and wildlife. Native animals live there. Helicopter hunting equipment is carried out by well-trained experts, reducing pain for animals and ensuring safety and efficiency during the hunting process. How Australian farmers are controlling Kangaroo populations, watch this video.

Saskatchewan emerged as a hotspot with estimated losses of up to 10 million USD per year. So, what is the most effective measure to deal with the increasingly widespread wild boar problem in Canada? Explore the innovative and effective strategies Canadians are using to control wild boars and learn about the challenges and potential solutions to this problem in the video below.

Wild boars are known for their distinctive appearance, including sharp, hairy fangs, and aggressive behavior, especially when threatened or confronted by the agricultural establishment. About 70% is mainly concentrated in Canada. Wild boars have a wide geographic range and the ability to adapt to new environments, due to their rapid reproduction, early maturity, and long lifespan. Do you know how long a wild boar living in the wild can live? They can live as long as 10 years. With such longevity, they cause the most serious damage to agriculture in Canada. Every year, Canada incurs billions of dollars in damage to agricultural land and ecosystems.

In particular, wild boars are famous for their "addictive" taste of corn. According to estimates, they cause millions of dollars in damage to corn production each year. When entering corn fields, wild boars often attack areas with dense tree density, where they can easily hide and search for food. They not only eat corn kernels but also trample and destroy young plants. This behavior causes heavy damage to crops and makes it difficult for farmers to harvest.

Farmers in Canada estimate losses from wild boars to reach $2 billion. In particular, Canada's agricultural industry lost about 500 million USD. Now, let's witness the horrifying destruction and power of wild boars. Wild boars can inhabit and devastate any area of ​​the world, from fields to forests. From the above damage data, what do Canadians need to do to deal with invasive wild boars? They sought several integrated approaches that combined different measures. Please comment on number 1 if you are curious about the new countermeasures of Canadian hunters.

Before going hunting, hunters need to prepare knowledge about hunting skills. Aiming skills are an important part of being a successful hunter. To become a good hunter, they need to spend time practicing and perfecting their skills. They will have to spend at least several months practicing model shooting before being allowed to participate in official hunting activities. During training, the hunter will go through many different exercises to improve his aiming skills. This includes getting familiar with hunting gear, adjusting to light and distance, and practicing orientation and stability while hunting.

In areas where wild boars appear, hunters will hunt alone. But in Canada, they organize collective wild boar hunting activities. This demonstrates community efforts in protecting crops and the environment. The activity usually takes place in the fall and winter when wild boars gather in search of food. Hunters must be 18 years of age and have a valid hunting license. At the same time, it brings safety to hunters when hunting collectively, and is an opportunity to interact and share trophies.

In this organized hunting activity, hunters are prepared with hunting tools as one of the countermeasures used to control the intrusion of wild boars with the ability to quickly reduce the population. of them. On July 20, 2023, a hunter in Canada took down a massive wild boar weighing more than 1,102 pounds, the largest wild boar taken down in the country. This action not only brings joy to hunters but also minimizes damage to local crops. About 1 million wild boars are killed each year. 

Some communities do not support it because hunting can cause pain to animals. Using hunting equipment can affect the environment, such as disrupting ecosystems and causing noise pollution. However, to solve these problems, the local government has set a policy of balancing between hunting and animal protection. That is, in a day the hunter is only allowed to hunt 4-5 animals. Besides, some communities support hunting to protect crops and to ensure the development of agriculture. What do you think about this hunting method? Please leave your comment below the description.

To control the wild boar population, the Canadian government has applied many trapping measures. This challenge requires close collaboration from many stakeholders to achieve positive results and protect communities and the environment. Trap doors are an effective means of collecting wild boar. Operation is based on the activation of a spring latch when the wild boar steps inside. This spring latch is designed to collapse the door, creating an effective boar capture mechanism. First, set traps in locations where wild boars often appear, such as areas where they live or eat. The bait needs to be placed so that it attracts wild boars from outside to inside the trap. This is often done using foods that wild boars prefer such as corn and other foods.

Large iron cage traps in Canada will be designed with an additional solar panel to activate the trap mechanism. The designer of this type of trap wanted to save on the cost of activating the trap door with an electrical pulse. Helps hunters conveniently set traps when installing solar panels. To monitor trap performance, a camera should be installed nearby to check regularly and ensure that the trap is operating properly. When wild boars are detected, the trap will automatically activate and capture them. After that, the wild boars are moved on trucks to wild areas with few visitors and released there to live on their own. It is an act of humanity towards invasive wild boars.

Applying sterilization to invasive wild boars is an effective and humane solution. Sterilization helps control the wild boar population and reduces their suffering. The medication method is a popular sterilization method. The effectiveness of this method may take several weeks or months. Wild boar cannot be defeated immediately like the two methods of hunting and trapping. This method is not painful for invasive wild boars but requires compliance with control regulations.

According to Canadians, trapping has proven effective in controlling wild boar populations in Canada. Millions of wild boars are caught using traps every year, and they can be installed in a variety of terrains, from crop fields to hard-to-reach areas such as deep forests. Traps are not only an effective solution but also a sustainable way to manage and reduce wild boar populations.

What method of dealing with invasive wild boars do you find most effective differs from the opinion of Canadian farmers? Comment 0 if you agree with the wild boar trapping method. Comment number 1 if you agree with Canadians' practice of hunting with hunting equipment. Thank you for accompanying hunters in their journey to deal with invasive wild boars. Click the like button and subscribe to the channel to watch the latest videos.

Saskatchewan emerged as a hotspot with estimated losses of up to 10 million USD per year. So, what is the most effective measure to deal with the increasingly widespread wild boar problem in Canada? Explore the innovative and effective strategies Canadians are using to control wild boars and learn about the challenges and potential solutions to this problem in the video below.

Wild boars are known for their distinctive appearance, including sharp, hairy fangs, and aggressive behavior, especially when threatened or confronted by the agricultural establishment. About 70% is mainly concentrated in Canada. Wild boars have a wide geographic range and the ability to adapt to new environments, due to their rapid reproduction, early maturity, and long lifespan. Do you know how long a wild boar living in the wild can live? They can live as long as 10 years. With such longevity, they cause the most serious damage to agriculture in Canada. Every year, Canada incurs billions of dollars in damage to agricultural land and ecosystems.

In particular, wild boars are famous for their "addictive" taste of corn. According to estimates, they cause millions of dollars in damage to corn production each year. When entering corn fields, wild boars often attack areas with dense tree density, where they can easily hide and search for food. They not only eat corn kernels but also trample and destroy young plants. This behavior causes heavy damage to crops and makes it difficult for farmers to harvest.

Farmers in Canada estimate losses from wild boars to reach $2 billion. In particular, Canada's agricultural industry lost about 500 million USD. Now, let's witness the horrifying destruction and power of wild boars. Wild boars can inhabit and devastate any area of ​​the world, from fields to forests. From the above damage data, what do Canadians need to do to deal with invasive wild boars? They sought several integrated approaches that combined different measures. Please comment on number 1 if you are curious about the new countermeasures of Canadian hunters.

Before going hunting, hunters need to prepare knowledge about hunting skills. Aiming skills are an important part of being a successful hunter. To become a good hunter, they need to spend time practicing and perfecting their skills. They will have to spend at least several months practicing model shooting before being allowed to participate in official hunting activities. During training, the hunter will go through many different exercises to improve his aiming skills. This includes getting familiar with hunting gear, adjusting to light and distance, and practicing orientation and stability while hunting.

In areas where wild boars appear, hunters will hunt alone. But in Canada, they organize collective wild boar hunting activities. This demonstrates community efforts in protecting crops and the environment. The activity usually takes place in the fall and winter when wild boars gather in search of food. Hunters must be 18 years of age and have a valid hunting license. At the same time, it brings safety to hunters when hunting collectively, and is an opportunity to interact and share trophies.

In this organized hunting activity, hunters are prepared with hunting tools as one of the countermeasures used to control the intrusion of wild boars with the ability to quickly reduce the population. of them. On July 20, 2023, a hunter in Canada took down a massive wild boar weighing more than 1,102 pounds, the largest wild boar taken down in the country. This action not only brings joy to hunters but also minimizes damage to local crops. About 1 million wild boars are killed each year. 

Some communities do not support it because hunting can cause pain to animals. Using hunting equipment can affect the environment, such as disrupting ecosystems and causing noise pollution. However, to solve these problems, the local government has set a policy of balancing between hunting and animal protection. That is, in a day the hunter is only allowed to hunt 4-5 animals. Besides, some communities support hunting to protect crops and to ensure the development of agriculture. What do you think about this hunting method? Please leave your comment below the description.

To control the wild boar population, the Canadian government has applied many trapping measures. This challenge requires close collaboration from many stakeholders to achieve positive results and protect communities and the environment. Trap doors are an effective means of collecting wild boar. Operation is based on the activation of a spring latch when the wild boar steps inside. This spring latch is designed to collapse the door, creating an effective boar capture mechanism. First, set traps in locations where wild boars often appear, such as areas where they live or eat. The bait needs to be placed so that it attracts wild boars from outside to inside the trap. This is often done using foods that wild boars prefer such as corn and other foods.

Large iron cage traps in Canada will be designed with an additional solar panel to activate the trap mechanism. The designer of this type of trap wanted to save on the cost of activating the trap door with an electrical pulse. Helps hunters conveniently set traps when installing solar panels. To monitor trap performance, a camera should be installed nearby to check regularly and ensure that the trap is operating properly. When wild boars are detected, the trap will automatically activate and capture them. After that, the wild boars are moved on trucks to wild areas with few visitors and released there to live on their own. It is an act of humanity towards invasive wild boars.

Applying sterilization to invasive wild boars is an effective and humane solution. Sterilization helps control the wild boar population and reduces their suffering. The medication method is a popular sterilization method. The effectiveness of this method may take several weeks or months. Wild boar cannot be defeated immediately like the two methods of hunting and trapping. This method is not painful for invasive wild boars but requires compliance with control regulations.

According to Canadians, trapping has proven effective in controlling wild boar populations in Canada. Millions of wild boars are caught using traps every year, and they can be installed in a variety of terrains, from crop fields to hard-to-reach areas such as deep forests. Traps are not only an effective solution but also a sustainable way to manage and reduce wild boar populations.

What method of dealing with invasive wild boars do you find most effective differs from the opinion of Canadian farmers? Comment 0 if you agree with the wild boar trapping method. Comment number 1 if you agree with Canadians' practice of hunting with hunting equipment. Thank you for accompanying hunters in their journey to deal with invasive wild boars. Click the like button and subscribe to the channel to watch the latest videos.

 Nine million invasive feral hogs in Texas have caused serious damage to corn fields. Do you know why the number of invasive wild boars has increased rapidly in recent years? How can Texans cope and dramatically reduce species numbers? Let's explore this journey in the following video.

According to the alarm about wild boar reproduction in The Atlantic newspaper, from the appearance in some states in the Southeast region of the United States, wild boars have now been present in at least 39 US states within 30 years. via. They cause serious damage to corn fields amounting to about $2.5 billion annually, and are a source of disease spread and ecosystem destruction, competing with other wildlife for food.

Live in large herds in the Southeastern states of the United States, from Florida to Texas, extending to New Mexico. Wild boars have a scary reproduction rate, up to 20-25%, so their growth rate is quite high. Particularly in Texas today, which is considered the state with the most wild boars in the United States with about 2.6 million animals, a number that farmer associations say may be higher than official figures from the state. And according to these reports, damage to corn fields caused by wild boars is up to 500 million dollars annually and is increasing with their growth rate.

According to researchers, wild boars used to be breeds of pigs that roamed freely and escaped into the deep forests many years ago. Later, they transformed and adapted to become wild animals. In the past few years, nature conservation policies and better animal disease control have created conditions and environments for wild boars to develop rapidly, they are animals that are able to adapt to climate and climate. very high environment. The number of wild pigs can double in just 4-6 months when they have a food source from corn fields.

Wild boars are the obsession of farmers and the government of Texas, as well as any state where they are destroying corn lands. From tearing up the plots of land that have just been sown with corn seeds to destroying the corn plants that are about to be harvested. Although farmers and government agencies have made many efforts, it is difficult to completely eradicate the wild boar epidemic, and can only be partially controlled.

In the United States, although science has demonstrated the ability to control feral pig populations using biological agents, sterilization, and repelling, laws still limit research, testing, and application of these methods. . According to regulations, farmers and hunting organizations can only use traps, cages and hunting weapons. Among them, wild boar hunting is increasingly popular because of its appeal as an outdoor adventure sport.

October is wild boar hunting season in Texas using hunting dogs. Brave hunters not only from Texas, but from other states have flown to participate in the hunts. Hunters like to hunt wild boars because of their intelligence, which stimulates hunters to seek trophies and hone their hunting skills. But wild boar is not just a hobby for hunters, it is a challenge for most states that have to deal with wild boar. "Get the Hogs Outta Texas" is an annual feral hog hunting contest held by the Texas Department of Agriculture from October to December, open to all counties in Texas. The contest does not award individual prizes, but rather awards to the county that kills the most wild boars among the 254 participating counties.

Wild boar trapping is an effective way to reduce or control wild boar populations that infest corn fields. Dealing with wild boars is done with a baited trap, followed by humane introduction into the trap. When choosing a location to trap wild boar, look for signs of wild boar activity. Cornfields where feral hogs have been foraging have caused damage indicating there are feral hogs in the area, but these areas may actually be the best places to set traps. Setting traps in multiple locations can also increase your success. Remember that vehicle access to the trap is often necessary to load and unload the trap. You must also consider public safety by ensuring that you are licensed to hunt.

To increase the likelihood of successfully dealing with wild boars. Placing bait in front of the trap area before you set the trap will attract feral pigs to the site and help them get used to their new food source. Try to limit access to the trap area but don't let all the bait go, otherwise the wild boar may move on. Once wild boars know where to find food, you can set traps. Install the trap in the location where the bait was placed first, lock the trap door tightly in the open position. The goal is to get the pigs in and out of the trap. Create a bait trail into the trap. Monitor the trap with a tracking device to ensure wild boar are ready to enter the trap for at least three nights. When wild boars frequently enter the trap, place the trigger and bait along the inside of the trap leading to the trigger position. Baiting along the edges of the trap leading to the trigger will allow more wild boar to enter the trap before the mechanism is activated. Popular baits include dried corn.

To deal with invasive wild boars, installing fences is an effective and simple measure. By using a key, we can set up a simple but effective trap system. First, choose a suitable location and dig holes deep enough to place the dowels. Next, be sure to install the dowel firmly into the ground to avoid being pushed over by pigs or other animals. Then, connect the posts with steel wire or strong wire to create an impenetrable barrier. Finally, install traps at strategic points to capture wild boars. In this way, we can protect the area without using complicated or environmentally harmful methods. What do you think about this coping method? In my opinion, the Texan people's method of coping by building fences will prevent wild pigs from invading corn fields. If you support this method, please leave comment number 1.

In addition, Texas has enacted a law allowing wild boar hunting by helicopter, attracting many hunters because of its novelty and adventure. To hunt by plane, hunters must become certified after a half-day training course and pay about $700 per flight hour, with a minimum requirement of three hours. Although each hunting trip can cost up to $2,000, helicopter service companies say they have long lists of subscribers, including hunters from New York, California... excited. with helicopter hunting. This is a new form of hunting in Texas, with 138 companies licensed to organize wild boar hunting by helicopter, according to data from FOX News.

Last September, there was also a competition with 14 participating teams, including four hunters per team, competing against each other. The winning team Hallsville won with the feat of taking down more than 200 wild boars in one night and the heaviest one was 287 lbs. If you love hunting or love adventure in the woods, maybe you should go hunting wild boars in Texas on a trip to try it out? It will be a memorable experience that not everyone can easily have.

Comment #1 if you support the Texas people organizing the hunt to create relationships between states, and create an exciting experience for those who love adventure. Comment 0 if you agree with the installation of traps in areas near fields. Thank you for watching the entire video. Click the notification button to watch the latest videos on how to deal with wild boars.

 Nine million invasive feral hogs in Texas have caused serious damage to corn fields. Do you know why the number of invasive wild boars has increased rapidly in recent years? How can Texans cope and dramatically reduce species numbers? Let's explore this journey in the following video.

According to the alarm about wild boar reproduction in The Atlantic newspaper, from the appearance in some states in the Southeast region of the United States, wild boars have now been present in at least 39 US states within 30 years. via. They cause serious damage to corn fields amounting to about $2.5 billion annually, and are a source of disease spread and ecosystem destruction, competing with other wildlife for food.

Live in large herds in the Southeastern states of the United States, from Florida to Texas, extending to New Mexico. Wild boars have a scary reproduction rate, up to 20-25%, so their growth rate is quite high. Particularly in Texas today, which is considered the state with the most wild boars in the United States with about 2.6 million animals, a number that farmer associations say may be higher than official figures from the state. And according to these reports, damage to corn fields caused by wild boars is up to 500 million dollars annually and is increasing with their growth rate.

According to researchers, wild boars used to be breeds of pigs that roamed freely and escaped into the deep forests many years ago. Later, they transformed and adapted to become wild animals. In the past few years, nature conservation policies and better animal disease control have created conditions and environments for wild boars to develop rapidly, they are animals that are able to adapt to climate and climate. very high environment. The number of wild pigs can double in just 4-6 months when they have a food source from corn fields.

Wild boars are the obsession of farmers and the government of Texas, as well as any state where they are destroying corn lands. From tearing up the plots of land that have just been sown with corn seeds to destroying the corn plants that are about to be harvested. Although farmers and government agencies have made many efforts, it is difficult to completely eradicate the wild boar epidemic, and can only be partially controlled.

In the United States, although science has demonstrated the ability to control feral pig populations using biological agents, sterilization, and repelling, laws still limit research, testing, and application of these methods. . According to regulations, farmers and hunting organizations can only use traps, cages and hunting weapons. Among them, wild boar hunting is increasingly popular because of its appeal as an outdoor adventure sport.

October is wild boar hunting season in Texas using hunting dogs. Brave hunters not only from Texas, but from other states have flown to participate in the hunts. Hunters like to hunt wild boars because of their intelligence, which stimulates hunters to seek trophies and hone their hunting skills. But wild boar is not just a hobby for hunters, it is a challenge for most states that have to deal with wild boar. "Get the Hogs Outta Texas" is an annual feral hog hunting contest held by the Texas Department of Agriculture from October to December, open to all counties in Texas. The contest does not award individual prizes, but rather awards to the county that kills the most wild boars among the 254 participating counties.

Wild boar trapping is an effective way to reduce or control wild boar populations that infest corn fields. Dealing with wild boars is done with a baited trap, followed by humane introduction into the trap. When choosing a location to trap wild boar, look for signs of wild boar activity. Cornfields where feral hogs have been foraging have caused damage indicating there are feral hogs in the area, but these areas may actually be the best places to set traps. Setting traps in multiple locations can also increase your success. Remember that vehicle access to the trap is often necessary to load and unload the trap. You must also consider public safety by ensuring that you are licensed to hunt.

To increase the likelihood of successfully dealing with wild boars. Placing bait in front of the trap area before you set the trap will attract feral pigs to the site and help them get used to their new food source. Try to limit access to the trap area but don't let all the bait go, otherwise the wild boar may move on. Once wild boars know where to find food, you can set traps. Install the trap in the location where the bait was placed first, lock the trap door tightly in the open position. The goal is to get the pigs in and out of the trap. Create a bait trail into the trap. Monitor the trap with a tracking device to ensure wild boar are ready to enter the trap for at least three nights. When wild boars frequently enter the trap, place the trigger and bait along the inside of the trap leading to the trigger position. Baiting along the edges of the trap leading to the trigger will allow more wild boar to enter the trap before the mechanism is activated. Popular baits include dried corn.

To deal with invasive wild boars, installing fences is an effective and simple measure. By using a key, we can set up a simple but effective trap system. First, choose a suitable location and dig holes deep enough to place the dowels. Next, be sure to install the dowel firmly into the ground to avoid being pushed over by pigs or other animals. Then, connect the posts with steel wire or strong wire to create an impenetrable barrier. Finally, install traps at strategic points to capture wild boars. In this way, we can protect the area without using complicated or environmentally harmful methods. What do you think about this coping method? In my opinion, the Texan people's method of coping by building fences will prevent wild pigs from invading corn fields. If you support this method, please leave comment number 1.

In addition, Texas has enacted a law allowing wild boar hunting by helicopter, attracting many hunters because of its novelty and adventure. To hunt by plane, hunters must become certified after a half-day training course and pay about $700 per flight hour, with a minimum requirement of three hours. Although each hunting trip can cost up to $2,000, helicopter service companies say they have long lists of subscribers, including hunters from New York, California... excited. with helicopter hunting. This is a new form of hunting in Texas, with 138 companies licensed to organize wild boar hunting by helicopter, according to data from FOX News.

Last September, there was also a competition with 14 participating teams, including four hunters per team, competing against each other. The winning team Hallsville won with the feat of taking down more than 200 wild boars in one night and the heaviest one was 287 lbs. If you love hunting or love adventure in the woods, maybe you should go hunting wild boars in Texas on a trip to try it out? It will be a memorable experience that not everyone can easily have.

Comment #1 if you support the Texas people organizing the hunt to create relationships between states, and create an exciting experience for those who love adventure. Comment 0 if you agree with the installation of traps in areas near fields. Thank you for watching the entire video. Click the notification button to watch the latest videos on how to deal with wild boars.

Hello everyone. How does wild boar cause serious damage to the Canadian economy? They wreak havoc on farms and ecosystems in Canada. So, how can farmers prevent the onslaught of wild boar attacks? Let's find out in the following video.

Wild boars are a wild animal species, posing not only a threat to natural environments but also causing serious repercussions for Canada's agricultural sector and ecosystem. They consume a variety of food sources, from crops to small animals, leading to significant economic damage. They can destroy cornfields and other crops. It is estimated that the damage caused by wild boars to Canada's agricultural industry amounts to millions of USD annually.

Wild pigs also cause damage to the infrastructure of farms. They can destroy fences, pens, and other facilities, increasing repair and replacement costs for farmers. Wild pigs are powerful and large animals. Their climbing skills enable them to break fences by ramming, digging, or climbing over. That allows them to infiltrate farms and harm crops, livestock, and humans. Their aggressiveness and digging habits can lead to the destruction of pens. The consequences can result in injured livestock and disease outbreaks. They may also pollute the farm's water and soil with their feces and urine, impacting the health of crops, animals, and humans if not handled properly.

Wild boars not only cause economic damage to the agricultural sector but are also a serious threat to the health of livestock and humans. They can carry dangerous infectious diseases for livestock, including African swine fever, a disease with heavy losses to the pig industry. Wild boars can become aggressive when threatened and attack humans, causing serious injuries. Wild boar is a wild animal, that moves quickly and is highly adaptable. Controlling their numbers and movements is very difficult.

Wild boars destroy fences to encroach on farms, causing damage to crops and livestock. Wild boars have considerable strength and c an easily knock down fences. Wild boars can also climb over fences, especially unstable fences. Once inside, they can damage the farm. They can dig up soil and damage plants. Wild boars can bite irrigation pipes, causing leaks and disrupting the irrigation system. Wild boars can drink water from irrigation systems, reducing the amount of water available to plants.

Wild pigs also wreak havoc on various types of vegetation, and fruits, causing significant imbalance in the ecosystem. They are skilled disruptors, not only damaging the environment but also threatening biodiversity. Their extensive digging and movement make the soil erode, resulting in serious consequences for water quality and agriculture. They devastate many areas, leading to significant changes in the landscape.

Although not a native species, feral pigs compete with native animals for food and habitat. Their appearance often reduces natural resources and changes the ecological structure of the area.

Biodiversity is affected, native animals are threatened, and ecosystems become unbalanced. That not only affects the survival of animals but also threatens the existence of many natural habitats. Soil erosion and wild boar waste pollute water sources, affecting human and animal health. The water becomes dirty and unsafe for consumption, causing many public health problems. ( lặp lại)

With feral swine populations on the rise, we need to focus on specific measures to control and minimize the impact of feral swine on agriculture and the natural environment in Canada. At night, hunting pigs during this time is more effective because they take advantage of the darkness to reduce the possibility of being detected because their vision is not as sharp as during the day, the reduced light also allows the Hunter to continue. Approaching wild boar is easier. That is a unique and unfamiliar experience for hunting farmers.

Using steel traps to catch wild boars is an effective method to control and reduce the damage they cause to agricultural and natural environments. The first step is selecting a suitable location, often areas frequented by wild boars. The steel trap needs meticulous preparation with securely fitted and locked iron pieces. Enhancing trap effectiveness involves using bait such as corn inside to lure wild boars into the trap area. Regular trap inspection and control are crucial. Moreover, adherence to local regulations and laws is essential to ensure safety and sustainability. Wild boar trapping not only aids in controlling their population but also contributes to environmental conservation and minimizes agricultural damage.

Ultimately, raising awareness and educating the community about the harms of wild boars also plays a crucial role in the fight against this species. Educational programs can foster an understanding of the detrimental impact of wild boars and encourage participation in control efforts. They can also provide information on implementing safe and effective measures to protect food sources and habitats. Share your comments below the video. Comment '1' if you perceive wild boars as a threat to people. Comment '0' if you disagree. Subscribe to the channel for the latest updates.

 

Hello everyone. How does wild boar cause serious damage to the Canadian economy? They wreak havoc on farms and ecosystems in Canada. So, how can farmers prevent the onslaught of wild boar attacks? Let's find out in the following video.

Wild boars are a wild animal species, posing not only a threat to natural environments but also causing serious repercussions for Canada's agricultural sector and ecosystem. They consume a variety of food sources, from crops to small animals, leading to significant economic damage. They can destroy cornfields and other crops. It is estimated that the damage caused by wild boars to Canada's agricultural industry amounts to millions of USD annually.

Wild pigs also cause damage to the infrastructure of farms. They can destroy fences, pens, and other facilities, increasing repair and replacement costs for farmers. Wild pigs are powerful and large animals. Their climbing skills enable them to break fences by ramming, digging, or climbing over. That allows them to infiltrate farms and harm crops, livestock, and humans. Their aggressiveness and digging habits can lead to the destruction of pens. The consequences can result in injured livestock and disease outbreaks. They may also pollute the farm's water and soil with their feces and urine, impacting the health of crops, animals, and humans if not handled properly.

Wild boars not only cause economic damage to the agricultural sector but are also a serious threat to the health of livestock and humans. They can carry dangerous infectious diseases for livestock, including African swine fever, a disease with heavy losses to the pig industry. Wild boars can become aggressive when threatened and attack humans, causing serious injuries. Wild boar is a wild animal, that moves quickly and is highly adaptable. Controlling their numbers and movements is very difficult.

Wild boars destroy fences to encroach on farms, causing damage to crops and livestock. Wild boars have considerable strength and c an easily knock down fences. Wild boars can also climb over fences, especially unstable fences. Once inside, they can damage the farm. They can dig up soil and damage plants. Wild boars can bite irrigation pipes, causing leaks and disrupting the irrigation system. Wild boars can drink water from irrigation systems, reducing the amount of water available to plants.

Wild pigs also wreak havoc on various types of vegetation, and fruits, causing significant imbalance in the ecosystem. They are skilled disruptors, not only damaging the environment but also threatening biodiversity. Their extensive digging and movement make the soil erode, resulting in serious consequences for water quality and agriculture. They devastate many areas, leading to significant changes in the landscape.

Although not a native species, feral pigs compete with native animals for food and habitat. Their appearance often reduces natural resources and changes the ecological structure of the area.

Biodiversity is affected, native animals are threatened, and ecosystems become unbalanced. That not only affects the survival of animals but also threatens the existence of many natural habitats. Soil erosion and wild boar waste pollute water sources, affecting human and animal health. The water becomes dirty and unsafe for consumption, causing many public health problems. ( lặp lại)

With feral swine populations on the rise, we need to focus on specific measures to control and minimize the impact of feral swine on agriculture and the natural environment in Canada. At night, hunting pigs during this time is more effective because they take advantage of the darkness to reduce the possibility of being detected because their vision is not as sharp as during the day, the reduced light also allows the Hunter to continue. Approaching wild boar is easier. That is a unique and unfamiliar experience for hunting farmers.

Using steel traps to catch wild boars is an effective method to control and reduce the damage they cause to agricultural and natural environments. The first step is selecting a suitable location, often areas frequented by wild boars. The steel trap needs meticulous preparation with securely fitted and locked iron pieces. Enhancing trap effectiveness involves using bait such as corn inside to lure wild boars into the trap area. Regular trap inspection and control are crucial. Moreover, adherence to local regulations and laws is essential to ensure safety and sustainability. Wild boar trapping not only aids in controlling their population but also contributes to environmental conservation and minimizes agricultural damage.

Ultimately, raising awareness and educating the community about the harms of wild boars also plays a crucial role in the fight against this species. Educational programs can foster an understanding of the detrimental impact of wild boars and encourage participation in control efforts. They can also provide information on implementing safe and effective measures to protect food sources and habitats. Share your comments below the video. Comment '1' if you perceive wild boars as a threat to people. Comment '0' if you disagree. Subscribe to the channel for the latest updates.

 

 Wild boars cause about $50 million in damage each year to Canadian agriculture. By 2023, the number of wild boars will decrease by 30% compared to 2022. Do you wonder what methods Canadian farmers apply to deal with this harmful invasive species? To know the measures that people here use, follow me to find out and if you find them effective, you can implement them in the area where you live.

The following is a story in 2023, a farmer in Canada had to witness a horrifying scene when a herd of ferocious wild boars attacked his farm, causing heavy damage. The story is told by Mr. Grant Hiebert, owner of Hiebert Farms in the province of Saskatchewan, Canada. Early one morning, Mr. Hiebert discovered large footprints of wild boar in the field. Worried about the safety of his family farm, he quickly reported the incident to local authorities for resolution.

According to Mr. Hiebert, a herd of wild boars appeared suddenly, coming from the nearby forest. They ferociously destroy fences and invade farms, attacking the ecosystem. It is known that the running speed of wild boars can be up to 30 miles per hour, making stopping them extremely difficult. The sudden attack of the wild boars made Mr. Hiebert extremely worried. He said the damage caused by the wild boar herd was estimated to amount to millions of Canadian dollars.

The problem of invasive feral swine is becoming increasingly serious in many areas of Canada. Local authorities are trying to implement measures to control and destroy wild boars, however, this is still a big challenge for Canadian people and agriculture. Listening to the story, do you have any way to help Mr. Hiebert's family? Please share with him.

What is the reason why the number of feral pigs has increased so much in Canada? According to a national survey of the species, feral pig populations have spread across Canada at a staggering rate of 9% per year since the late 1980s to early 1990s. Boars are driven by the species' rapid reproduction, usually within six to eight months. Adult wild boars can give birth to two litters a year, with each litter giving birth to an average of 4 to 6 piglets. Professor Ryan Brook of the University of Saskatchewan's College of Agriculture and Bioresources said in a 2023 article for the Associated Press that if 65% of feral pigs were killed each year, their numbers would still be low. increase. According to the Economist, the number of wild boars in Canada is currently more than 62,000 and increasing. This confirms that, without applying strong measures, it will be very difficult for the Canadian government and people to control the number of wild boars.

Currently, the Canadian government has issued a policy to license the use of helicopters to hunt wild boar for people. The use of hunting helicopters is only allowed for trained and certified professional hunters to participate in the hunt. During the hunting journey, hunters will be able to use the Robinson R66 helicopter, a light helicopter with a maximum speed of up to 128 mph and can carry up to 5 people. Are you curious how much it costs a hunter to rent a helicopter every time he goes hunting? The cost of renting a helicopter to hunt wild boar in Canada can range from 500 USD to 1,000 USD per flight hour, depending on the type of helicopter, rental period, and location of operation. According to statistics from the Canadian Ministry of Natural Resources, in 2022 more than 10,000 wild boars were destroyed using helicopters. The use of helicopters to hunt wild boars has brought certain effectiveness in controlling the number of wild boars in Canada. If you find the use of helicopters effective, please comment number 1 in the comments section.

This is Mr. Hiebert's first experience hunting wild boar by helicopter. According to him, he has experience hunting on the ground. But because he was worried about his farm, he joined the group hunt. After thinking, he decided to take a 3-week helicopter hunting course to get a license to hunt wild boar. To ensure your own safety and gain experience in dealing with the increasingly invasive wild boar. He said the feeling of flying high and looking down was a new experience. His hunting group often encounters herds of 10-15 wild boars moving underground. Because he didn't have much experience hunting at high altitudes, at first he spent a lot of fuel to take down a wild boar. I think if you are a beginner on the hunting journey, use hunting tools with good sights to ensure accuracy, helping to save costs during the hunting process. If you find that advice useful, please comment number 1.

He said that joining the group for the first time was very exciting. However, because he didn't wear noise-canceling headphones, the sound of the helicopter's rotors made his ears hurt at the end of the journey. But the benefits of helicopters cannot be denied. Thanks to the rotor, helicopters can move flexibly in the air, helping them easily approach and defeat wild boars in large bushes of the forest. Thanks to the efforts of Mr. Hiebert and other hunters, the number of wild boars in the area has decreased significantly. Besides, hunting wild boars by helicopter also helps raise people's awareness about the problem of invasive wild boars. Many people have begun to pay attention and participate in wild boar control activities, contributing to protecting community safety. Mr. Hiebert is an example of an individual who contributes to protecting the safety of the community. What do you think about his actions, do you support his involvement in dealing with invasive feral pigs in Canada?

Some people in Canada do not support hunting wild boar by helicopter because they believe this method is more cruel than traditional hunting methods. They were concerned that using guns from above could endanger other animals in the area, especially birds and small mammals. Noise from helicopters can also disrupt wildlife habitats and affect the lives of local people. In addition, the risk of accidents during hunting is also a point of concern, not only for pilots and hunters but also for people living near hunting areas. While this may help reduce wild boar numbers in the short term, it is not a long-term solution due to their ability to reproduce rapidly. Therefore, when the government organizes hunting trips for people, it is necessary to choose dense forest areas far from areas where people often travel and live. To ensure the safety of Canadians.

Finally, if you want to participate in dealing with invasive wild boars, you must have a license to use hunting equipment and a professional license with hunting experience. If you do not have the above two types of licenses, you will be subject to a fine of hundreds of dollars, along with imprisonment in some serious cases. Are you concerned about the environmental impact of helicopter hunting for wild boar? Comment 0 if you feel worried about the above. Thank you for watching the entire video. Click the channel subscription button to update the latest videos about dealing with wild boars.

 Wild boars cause about $50 million in damage each year to Canadian agriculture. By 2023, the number of wild boars will decrease by 30% compared to 2022. Do you wonder what methods Canadian farmers apply to deal with this harmful invasive species? To know the measures that people here use, follow me to find out and if you find them effective, you can implement them in the area where you live.

The following is a story in 2023, a farmer in Canada had to witness a horrifying scene when a herd of ferocious wild boars attacked his farm, causing heavy damage. The story is told by Mr. Grant Hiebert, owner of Hiebert Farms in the province of Saskatchewan, Canada. Early one morning, Mr. Hiebert discovered large footprints of wild boar in the field. Worried about the safety of his family farm, he quickly reported the incident to local authorities for resolution.

According to Mr. Hiebert, a herd of wild boars appeared suddenly, coming from the nearby forest. They ferociously destroy fences and invade farms, attacking the ecosystem. It is known that the running speed of wild boars can be up to 30 miles per hour, making stopping them extremely difficult. The sudden attack of the wild boars made Mr. Hiebert extremely worried. He said the damage caused by the wild boar herd was estimated to amount to millions of Canadian dollars.

The problem of invasive feral swine is becoming increasingly serious in many areas of Canada. Local authorities are trying to implement measures to control and destroy wild boars, however, this is still a big challenge for Canadian people and agriculture. Listening to the story, do you have any way to help Mr. Hiebert's family? Please share with him.

What is the reason why the number of feral pigs has increased so much in Canada? According to a national survey of the species, feral pig populations have spread across Canada at a staggering rate of 9% per year since the late 1980s to early 1990s. Boars are driven by the species' rapid reproduction, usually within six to eight months. Adult wild boars can give birth to two litters a year, with each litter giving birth to an average of 4 to 6 piglets. Professor Ryan Brook of the University of Saskatchewan's College of Agriculture and Bioresources said in a 2023 article for the Associated Press that if 65% of feral pigs were killed each year, their numbers would still be low. increase. According to the Economist, the number of wild boars in Canada is currently more than 62,000 and increasing. This confirms that, without applying strong measures, it will be very difficult for the Canadian government and people to control the number of wild boars.

Currently, the Canadian government has issued a policy to license the use of helicopters to hunt wild boar for people. The use of hunting helicopters is only allowed for trained and certified professional hunters to participate in the hunt. During the hunting journey, hunters will be able to use the Robinson R66 helicopter, a light helicopter with a maximum speed of up to 128 mph and can carry up to 5 people. Are you curious how much it costs a hunter to rent a helicopter every time he goes hunting? The cost of renting a helicopter to hunt wild boar in Canada can range from 500 USD to 1,000 USD per flight hour, depending on the type of helicopter, rental period, and location of operation. According to statistics from the Canadian Ministry of Natural Resources, in 2022 more than 10,000 wild boars were destroyed using helicopters. The use of helicopters to hunt wild boars has brought certain effectiveness in controlling the number of wild boars in Canada. If you find the use of helicopters effective, please comment number 1 in the comments section.

This is Mr. Hiebert's first experience hunting wild boar by helicopter. According to him, he has experience hunting on the ground. But because he was worried about his farm, he joined the group hunt. After thinking, he decided to take a 3-week helicopter hunting course to get a license to hunt wild boar. To ensure your own safety and gain experience in dealing with the increasingly invasive wild boar. He said the feeling of flying high and looking down was a new experience. His hunting group often encounters herds of 10-15 wild boars moving underground. Because he didn't have much experience hunting at high altitudes, at first he spent a lot of fuel to take down a wild boar. I think if you are a beginner on the hunting journey, use hunting tools with good sights to ensure accuracy, helping to save costs during the hunting process. If you find that advice useful, please comment number 1.

He said that joining the group for the first time was very exciting. However, because he didn't wear noise-canceling headphones, the sound of the helicopter's rotors made his ears hurt at the end of the journey. But the benefits of helicopters cannot be denied. Thanks to the rotor, helicopters can move flexibly in the air, helping them easily approach and defeat wild boars in large bushes of the forest. Thanks to the efforts of Mr. Hiebert and other hunters, the number of wild boars in the area has decreased significantly. Besides, hunting wild boars by helicopter also helps raise people's awareness about the problem of invasive wild boars. Many people have begun to pay attention and participate in wild boar control activities, contributing to protecting community safety. Mr. Hiebert is an example of an individual who contributes to protecting the safety of the community. What do you think about his actions, do you support his involvement in dealing with invasive feral pigs in Canada?

Some people in Canada do not support hunting wild boar by helicopter because they believe this method is more cruel than traditional hunting methods. They were concerned that using guns from above could endanger other animals in the area, especially birds and small mammals. Noise from helicopters can also disrupt wildlife habitats and affect the lives of local people. In addition, the risk of accidents during hunting is also a point of concern, not only for pilots and hunters but also for people living near hunting areas. While this may help reduce wild boar numbers in the short term, it is not a long-term solution due to their ability to reproduce rapidly. Therefore, when the government organizes hunting trips for people, it is necessary to choose dense forest areas far from areas where people often travel and live. To ensure the safety of Canadians.

Finally, if you want to participate in dealing with invasive wild boars, you must have a license to use hunting equipment and a professional license with hunting experience. If you do not have the above two types of licenses, you will be subject to a fine of hundreds of dollars, along with imprisonment in some serious cases. Are you concerned about the environmental impact of helicopter hunting for wild boar? Comment 0 if you feel worried about the above. Thank you for watching the entire video. Click the channel subscription button to update the latest videos about dealing with wild boars.

Hello everyone. In Australia, many poultry farms are facing serious consequences due to the onslaught of thousands of foxes. The Australian government has been discussing and implementing measures to cope with the invasion of thousands of foxes. Let's join together to understand the situation and experience the journey of dealing with this issue.

The red fox is notorious for its intelligence and poses a significant threat to the poultry farming industry in Australia. They raid people's chicken farms, presenting a major challenge not only economically but also in sustaining agriculture. Red foxes often target poultry farms at night when the chickens are resting and less alert. Each attack can result in substantial losses. Foxes typically consume only a small portion of the hunted chickens, leaving many injured or dead. Additionally, they steal eggs and feed, further increasing economic losses for farmers. Red fox attacks on poultry farms have led to the deaths of thousands of chickens annually. According to 2023 statistics, the Australian poultry farming industry has suffered approximately USD 1.5 billion in damages due to red fox predation. The relentless attacks of red foxes not only threaten the livelihoods of poultry farmers but also disrupt agricultural ecosystems.

So is innate hunting behavior the main cause for aggressive attacks by red foxes on poultry? Firstly, red foxes were introduced to Australia in the 19th century to hunt rabbits. However, after rabbit populations exploded, red foxes shifted to attacking poultry species. Foxes have no natural predators in Australia. Consequently, they breed rapidly. A single red fox can produce 4 to 10 offspring per year. The proliferation of the red fox population poses a challenging scenario for Australian farmers and alters the ecosystem. Due to their nocturnal hunting behavior, using acute hearing and a keen sense of smell to detect prey, controlling and preventing fox attacks on poultry by Australian farmers becomes increasingly difficult.

The poultry farming industry, facing losses of 50-100 million USD, confronts a dual challenge: not only reducing profits but also threatening economic stability. This poses a challenge for the farming community and drives demand for management and control measures to minimize the impact of foxes on poultry farms. Australian farmers employ tactics like installing barbed wire fences and constructing modern farm enclosures. However, the effectiveness and ethicality of these measures remain contentious. Barbed wire fences, standing 1.5 to 2 meters tall, aim to deter farm intrusion, yet their installation requires significant time and effort, including digging trenches, setting posts, and stretching wire. While reducing fox intrusions, it may also pose risks to other wildlife species.

The red fox hunting measure is an important strategy implemented when their population reaches threatening levels to the environment and poultry in Australia. Here is an overview of how the hunting process is conducted and assessed by the community. Red fox hunting focuses on reducing their population and is carried out year-round. However, there are specific regulations in each state. In Queensland, hunting is only allowed from May to August. Setting fox traps is a crucial part of the control strategy, involving selecting trap locations where foxes commonly pass, preparing traps securely, and setting them at appropriate times. Red fox hunting is a common practice in Australia, especially in agricultural areas where foxes can harm poultry. This helps protect the national resource from the negative impacts of red fox populations.

The red fox is considered an invasive species detrimental to the Australian ecosystem. Hunting is deemed an effective measure to control fox populations and protect native wildlife. However, many argue that hunting is not an efficient method for fox control, as it can harm other animal species and their habitats. The Australian government is striving to find a balance between environmental conservation and ethical considerations regarding fox hunting. If you believe that constructing modern enclosures and installing fences is effective in protecting poultry farms against foxes, comment '1'. If you agree with hunting and trapping foxes, comment '0'. Like and subscribe for more upcoming videos.

Hello everyone. In Australia, many poultry farms are facing serious consequences due to the onslaught of thousands of foxes. The Australian government has been discussing and implementing measures to cope with the invasion of thousands of foxes. Let's join together to understand the situation and experience the journey of dealing with this issue.

The red fox is notorious for its intelligence and poses a significant threat to the poultry farming industry in Australia. They raid people's chicken farms, presenting a major challenge not only economically but also in sustaining agriculture. Red foxes often target poultry farms at night when the chickens are resting and less alert. Each attack can result in substantial losses. Foxes typically consume only a small portion of the hunted chickens, leaving many injured or dead. Additionally, they steal eggs and feed, further increasing economic losses for farmers. Red fox attacks on poultry farms have led to the deaths of thousands of chickens annually. According to 2023 statistics, the Australian poultry farming industry has suffered approximately USD 1.5 billion in damages due to red fox predation. The relentless attacks of red foxes not only threaten the livelihoods of poultry farmers but also disrupt agricultural ecosystems.

So is innate hunting behavior the main cause for aggressive attacks by red foxes on poultry? Firstly, red foxes were introduced to Australia in the 19th century to hunt rabbits. However, after rabbit populations exploded, red foxes shifted to attacking poultry species. Foxes have no natural predators in Australia. Consequently, they breed rapidly. A single red fox can produce 4 to 10 offspring per year. The proliferation of the red fox population poses a challenging scenario for Australian farmers and alters the ecosystem. Due to their nocturnal hunting behavior, using acute hearing and a keen sense of smell to detect prey, controlling and preventing fox attacks on poultry by Australian farmers becomes increasingly difficult.

The poultry farming industry, facing losses of 50-100 million USD, confronts a dual challenge: not only reducing profits but also threatening economic stability. This poses a challenge for the farming community and drives demand for management and control measures to minimize the impact of foxes on poultry farms. Australian farmers employ tactics like installing barbed wire fences and constructing modern farm enclosures. However, the effectiveness and ethicality of these measures remain contentious. Barbed wire fences, standing 1.5 to 2 meters tall, aim to deter farm intrusion, yet their installation requires significant time and effort, including digging trenches, setting posts, and stretching wire. While reducing fox intrusions, it may also pose risks to other wildlife species.

The red fox hunting measure is an important strategy implemented when their population reaches threatening levels to the environment and poultry in Australia. Here is an overview of how the hunting process is conducted and assessed by the community. Red fox hunting focuses on reducing their population and is carried out year-round. However, there are specific regulations in each state. In Queensland, hunting is only allowed from May to August. Setting fox traps is a crucial part of the control strategy, involving selecting trap locations where foxes commonly pass, preparing traps securely, and setting them at appropriate times. Red fox hunting is a common practice in Australia, especially in agricultural areas where foxes can harm poultry. This helps protect the national resource from the negative impacts of red fox populations.

The red fox is considered an invasive species detrimental to the Australian ecosystem. Hunting is deemed an effective measure to control fox populations and protect native wildlife. However, many argue that hunting is not an efficient method for fox control, as it can harm other animal species and their habitats. The Australian government is striving to find a balance between environmental conservation and ethical considerations regarding fox hunting. If you believe that constructing modern enclosures and installing fences is effective in protecting poultry farms against foxes, comment '1'. If you agree with hunting and trapping foxes, comment '0'. Like and subscribe for more upcoming videos.