Feeding Bison and This Happened! Never Saw This Before! 

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Do you eat the wild pigs?

@@glendaruff125 don't know if he does, but I would. Better than farmed pork, much more lean.

@@glendaruff125some people eat them.

@@user-zb2ux2gc2l A grown boar often has meat that's so gamey, it tastes terrible - lean or not.

Great shot! Enjoyed your video!

He has seen 3 at least.

pig asking "are you my mother"

If there are no small calves then the pig is not a threat to the buffalo. And they eat different things, so no competition. Which means they don’t chase the pig. But pigs are disease vectors and can ruin a pasture. And they can have three litters a year, 9 to 15 in a litter

They can tear up the liddle ones!

Pigs will attack people too. Don't underestimate their danger.

@kayekaye251 yes my friend raised pigs a huge sow...meam, mean.

This is awful. That poor pig had every right to live. I hope you're not using the bison for food. Is that why you're caring for them?

That poor pig has a gazillion family and friends that would soon invade his pastures 🤦‍♀️

OK, did you look at the damage to the ground done by that pig? Dusty, cole,++++ have been working HARD to return his pastures to native plants which provide for native pollinators and original native grasses. This has been hard to bring back and the State staffers are working closely with Dusty to this goal. So, to you, this goal should be put aside for one feral hog? The restoration of native grass lands should be sacrificed for feral destructive hogs???? I am sorry, I do not see it this way. You would risk the health of all the bison for a disease carrying feral hog. What would you have Dusty do? How would you choose to have him resolve it? You heard there is 365/6 day of the year season on feral hogs. The key word here is feral. As he said; feral hogs can have 3 to 4 litters of upwards 8+ piglets yearly. Multiply that by hundreds of sows, that equals HUGE problems for all agriculture industry.

Doss Farms had two of their pigs get out. One like the one you just caught and another smaller a pot belly pig, red paint. 😮

Dusty, wild pigs carry all types of diseases like hepatitis and most dangerous is brucellosis. Humans, pets and livestock can get it.

Yes. Disc, spread, amd cover with a drag.

@@Steve-ev6vx and level up the ground

Live in Montaña 3 miles from the Wyoming border. I drive through the park often headed to places on the other side. Even if it’s slow going, the go around uses more fuel. Yes, people are getting stupid. Common sense is NOT so common. I believe it is a sense of privilege that makes them feel that they can do whatever they want to.

Well done sir

Great shot, Dusty!

I think that THEY think the Rules dont apply to them, for some reason.

Maybe it's because they need to buy access, which in their opinion means they own it? Or that some taxes are paid, and that means they own it? In their minds, I mean.. The older I get, and I'm not that old yet, it looks like people don't know what to do with them anymore.. except thinking that the whole world, and especially nowadays the complete outdoors scene, is so popular that they own it too? Idk. SMH.

Remember how the vast herds were slaughtered by the thousands and just stood there as their herdmates dropped around them.

pigs are as fast and more manoeuvrable than bison !

They'll kill a calf...they'll attack mother bison giving birth. They'll kill any small animal on a farm.

*LUCKY YOU!* Take care of that cougar 😻

Also you take care around that cougar.

How can they reproduce, if there are no boars!🤔

You MIGHT NOT have them...YET...but you will soon.

They are like rats. Giant, destructive rats.

a lot of people eat wild hog... i think boar taint is more a worry then worm.... a male pig will taste and smell like skat...

If you're a skilled hunter, you use extra caution with intestines & colon. Either of two areas of puncturing are the problems while breaking down the carcass. As for leaving carcasses, you don't want to encourage other predators to eat on your land. It puts your livestock in more danger long term. Terminate the immediate danger and dispose of carcasses elsewhere legally.

I thought feral and wild hogs are "free for all" and you can hunt ALL year round because they are invasive pest.

I hope he makes some good sausage, bacon, and ham (or jerky). Glad to see you are actively taking good care of your property.