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Bankhead asking for hunters’ help controlling feral hogs
BANKHEAD - The U.S. Forest Service and the Alabama Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division are encouraging hunters to help manage populations of feral hogs in Bankhead National Forest.
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those hogs are getting bigger and bigger out there every year and are dangerous they need to be hunted and killed!!!!!!!!!
One problem is that the forest service doesn't allow hunters to run dogs. I know many people who would love a chance to run these hogs with their "hog dogs," but can't because of the rules.They probably would kill more hogs if they would allow the dogs, since the dogs could also track the hogs' scents...
If the U.S. Forest Service and the Alabama Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division are really wanting help then why don't they easu up on restrictions and regulations.