Oink!

[Mr_Ed7]

http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/02/07/oink-feral-pi
gs-growing-problem/

Turbine releases Half-Orcs.

Feral Pigs become a growing problem.

Coincidence?

I think not.

Seriously though, here and Florida they are everywhere and I want to hunt one with a spear but no one will go with me.

[Jiipster]

If you're willing to travel to Lousiana, I know of a guy who'd love to hunt pigs with a spear with you.

In fact, he did so a few years back, and took pictures of himself hunting the walking bacon rashers with a spear, a revolver and a truck, and posted a thread on another forum I'm a member of. Said thread was, quite possibly, the manliest thing I've ever read.

[SaisMatters]

http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/02/07/oink-feral-pi
gs-growing-problem/

Turbine releases Half-Orcs.

Feral Pigs become a growing problem.

Coincidence?

I think not.

Seriously though, here and Florida they are everywhere and I want to hunt one with a spear but no one will go with me.

Oh oh, you could roll play your the big bad wolf and chase them all around while yelling "I'll huff and I'll puff, and I'll blow your house down"

[cdbd3rd]

http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/02/07/oink-feral-pi
gs-growing-problem/

Turbine releases Half-Orcs.

Feral Pigs become a growing problem.

Coincidence?

I think not.

Seriously though, here and Florida they are everywhere and I want to hunt one with a spear but no one will go with me.

It all started over on LOTRO one evening....





They were all over the place!

[Mr_Ed7]

Oh oh, you could roll play your the big bad wolf and chase them all around while yelling "I'll huff and I'll puff, and I'll blow your house down"

Uh...YEAH!

[Missing_Minds]

In Arkansas, feral pigs are in season to be hunted year round. Have fun.

[Mr_Ed7]

In Arkansas, feral pigs are in season to be hunted year round. Have fun.

I think this is the same for much of the U.S.

They are an invasive species, so typical hunting laws do not apply.

They are in Florida as well.
You can even see families of them routing around outside of the Disney area.

[Missing_Minds]

I think this is the same for much of the U.S.

They are an invasive species, so typical hunting laws do not apply.

Honestly, I'd be more afraid of them in the wild than in the canine family. A wild cat vs. pig... it would depend on the terrain which I'd be more afraid of.

[Mr_Ed7]

Honestly, I'd be more afraid of them in the wild than in the canine family. A wild cat vs. pig... it would depend on the terrain which I'd be more afraid of.

Oh yeah, and they get BIG.