How Canadian Hunter and Farmer use Gun and Hunting Dog to Deal With Wild Boar? | Farming Doc
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How Canadian Hunter and Farmer use Gun and Hunting Dog to Deal With Wild Boar? | Farming Doc
According to statistics, there are about 62,000 wild boars living in the southern states of Canada, much fewer than wild boars in the United States, but their destructive power is no less. With their large size, Canadian wild boars invade farm areas to forage, eating crops, grains and vegetables grown by farmers. Not only do they eat crops, wild boars also like to bathe in mud, so they often roll around in the fields, causing countless crops to die. Because they operate in large groups, they can destroy an entire field of corn or wheat overnight
During the process of foraging, wild boars' instinct is to use their long snouts to dig in the soil. Causing land disturbance and erosion, greatly affecting the local ecosystem. Wild boars also compete with other native animals and farm animals. They are also considered a source of bacterial infections and diseases that have the risk of spreading to other livestock species. The increasing number of feral pigs in Canada requires state governments to take specific measures to control this number 1 invasive species
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0:00 - Intro
0:10 - Wild boar in Canada
0:44 - Vandalism and mud baths
1:45 - Wild boar tills the soil
2:21 - Wild boar hunting dog
3:36 - Regulations for using hunting dogs
4:32 - Sports hunting
5:34 - Hunters use guns and bows
7:55 - Processing wild boar
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According to statistics, there are about 62,000 wild boars living in the southern states of Canada, much fewer than wild boars in the United States, but their destructive power is no less. With their large size, Canadian wild boars invade farm areas to forage, eating crops, grains and vegetables grown by farmers. Not only do they eat crops, wild boars also like to bathe in mud, so they often roll around in the fields, causing countless crops to die. Because they operate in large groups, they can destroy an entire field of corn or wheat overnight
During the process of foraging, wild boars' instinct is to use their long snouts to dig in the soil. Causing land disturbance and erosion, greatly affecting the local ecosystem. Wild boars also compete with other native animals and farm animals. They are also considered a source of bacterial infections and diseases that have the risk of spreading to other livestock species. The increasing number of feral pigs in Canada requires state governments to take specific measures to control this number 1 invasive species
Welcome to Farming Tips: All farming skills will be here, besides we will update the newest and most modern agricultural models.
All video and image content materials are released under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license.
license on condition that all copies and redistributions are fully credited in the description.
If You (Owner) want to remove this video, please contact us directly before doing anything. We will respectfully remove it.
Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
0:10 - Wild boar in Canada
0:44 - Vandalism and mud baths
1:45 - Wild boar tills the soil
2:21 - Wild boar hunting dog
3:36 - Regulations for using hunting dogs
4:32 - Sports hunting
5:34 - Hunters use guns and bows
7:55 - Processing wild boar
#farming
#farm
#agriculture
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