[artomcaller]

Any of you catch and sell wild hogs? How much are you getting for them? I may be interested in buying some.

 

[rntquackaholic]

do you want them to eat or to turn loose? What are you looking for.

 

[artomcaller]

To eat mostly. There are enough on the loose.

 

[born2hunt]

To eat mostly. There are enough on the loose.

Not to mention illegal!

 

[F B]

Whats illegal?

 

[Gruntcall]

Whats illegal?

Releasing hogs into the wild

 

[slough_hunter]

Only illegal to release hogs on public lands, no law stopping a landowner releasing them on his own land.

 

[F B]

Only illegal to release hogs on public lands, no law stopping a landowner releasing them on his own land.

Thats what the game and fish website says.

Just dont turn em loose on public land.

 

[Gruntcall]

Thats what the game and fish website says.

Just dont turn em loose on public land.

And don't forget that if they stray onto your neighbors property, they can blast away after 5 days.:clap:

 

[camron]

Got two!

Got a 150lb. boar penned up, been grain fed for 90 days. Got another one just caught Sunday. Will take $100.00. Hog located in Clark Co. off Hwy 67. PM me if interested.

 

[rimara0411]

i will take 50 cents a pound for a hog over a hundred pounds and fity dollars for one under a hundred no regard to weight. Located in Hot Springs 501-617-3934

 

[artomcaller]

rimara0411, I just checked this thread. Sorry so long getting back.

PM sent.

 

[dogemdownsouth]

i usually sell all my bigger boar hogs. i have 3 now, 200,300,325. 50cents per pound unless you buy more than one, then it gets cheaper.

 

[leserz]

there was a post about the legality of selling wild hogs a few weeks back still not sure if it's legal or not. a member on this site turned him in . have not herd the out come or if a warden paid him a visit yet. just a heads up. if it is legal then no problem.

 

[ursus]

Only illegal to release hogs on public lands, no law stopping a landowner releasing them on his own land.

Only if the land is "adequately fenced".

It is illegal to release hogs or pigs on any public land. Feral hogs may be released only onto private land that is adequately fenced to prevent them from escaping. The Arkansas Livestock and Poultry Commission has additional regulations regarding disease testing, slaughter and identification of all hogs, including feral hogs.

 

[WyattNight]

I can't imagine why anyone with more land than the lot their house sets on would want to release these agents of destruction. And, not to mention, they will not stay on any one property.