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Re: Lil bear [Re: Bucks and Ducks] #7896887 07/10/20 11:26 PM
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They will prey on the piglets and smaller hogs. Will leave the larger hogs alone. They also are pretty fond of fawns. Bears and 100 pound+ timber wolves in packs are some of the reasons hogs have trouble getting established to any degree in our area. A pack of 8 or 10 timber wolves makes short work of even the meanest hog.

I would not expect them to dent your hog population. We have a healthy bear population but they require a large area per animal typically 2+ square miles per animal.

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Re: Lil bear [Re: Bucks and Ducks] #7897146 07/11/20 04:33 AM
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Re: Lil bear [Re: Bucks and Ducks] #7900977 07/15/20 01:50 AM
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I had a friend who owned 1,000 (one thousand) acres in Red River county... (Northest Texas)

Ten years ago he showed me a pic of a black bear on his trail cam.

one time pic.

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