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In Texas, shoot as many feral pigs as you like. Just don't let your dog bite them.
By Todd SpivaK
Article Published Aug 24, 2006
Self-described "hawg-dawg" fanatic Jason Schooley says he loves "those frickin' hogs."
A few generations in the wild and cute little Porky becomes a different breed.Pickup trucks haul yapping mutts in crowded trailers through the woods in a long, tedious procession, taking an hour to travel seven miles of cratered red-dirt road.
Homemade signs posted on trees point the way to a large grassy field where a woman wearing high-waisted Wranglers, scuffed cowboy boots and a long, frizzy mullet approaches the driver's-side window and demands a $5 entrance fee.
On this sweltering July afternoon in Fred, a tiny Texas town 40 miles north of Beaumont, dozens of mixed breeds and pit bulls are collared and chained to trees and fence posts. Many are battle-scarred and lean, their rib cages exposed. Their forceful, incessant barking pounds the air. ...
http://www.dallasobserver.com/Issues...s/feature.html
An article about the little-discussed "sport" of hog-doggin'. This contains some disturbing descriptions of the event so if you are upset by stuff like this, please have a care.
What would I like to do to these back woods hillbillies?
By Todd SpivaK
Article Published Aug 24, 2006
Self-described "hawg-dawg" fanatic Jason Schooley says he loves "those frickin' hogs."
A few generations in the wild and cute little Porky becomes a different breed.Pickup trucks haul yapping mutts in crowded trailers through the woods in a long, tedious procession, taking an hour to travel seven miles of cratered red-dirt road.
Homemade signs posted on trees point the way to a large grassy field where a woman wearing high-waisted Wranglers, scuffed cowboy boots and a long, frizzy mullet approaches the driver's-side window and demands a $5 entrance fee.
On this sweltering July afternoon in Fred, a tiny Texas town 40 miles north of Beaumont, dozens of mixed breeds and pit bulls are collared and chained to trees and fence posts. Many are battle-scarred and lean, their rib cages exposed. Their forceful, incessant barking pounds the air. ...
http://www.dallasobserver.com/Issues...s/feature.html
An article about the little-discussed "sport" of hog-doggin'. This contains some disturbing descriptions of the event so if you are upset by stuff like this, please have a care.
What would I like to do to these back woods hillbillies?
