Wild boar montería driven hunt - part 2
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- It is part two of Paul's Portuguese driven hunt. He is on farmland in the heart of the country where he is protecting farms from both wild boar and red deer. The Portuguese like to do their annual pest control in a single day's driven hunting, lots of guns and dogs, and keeping the animals stirred up.
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Why shoot wild boar?
Most of continental Europe has a wild boar problem. There are millions of animals causing possibly billions of euros of damage to farmland. Happily, there is a control system, based on sport hunting. In some countries, where sport hunters do not manage numbers effectively, they have to pay reparations to farmers.
Wild boar are omnivorous and approximately 400 species of plants and animals have been reported to be part of their diet. Their habit of rooting through the floor of woodland and pasture leaves a clear indicator of their presence. They take both eggs and nestlings of ground-nesting birds. Damage to agriculture can also be extensive and concerns have been raised regarding collisions with traffic. Boar have no natural predators apart from small populations of wolves, meaning culls are necessary to control population growth.
Wild boar are susceptible to the same diseases as domestic pigs and therefore have the potential to spread infectious disease such as swine fever, foot & mouth and Aujesky’s disease.
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Hi everyone, Great videos for this week, enjoyed watching them, thanks for sharing, thumbs up and regards from New Zealand in Down Under.
Thanks Tony
What a shot 😃. Great shooting Mr C 😁👍
Wow very nice 👍
Thanks for the wonderful content!
In dense bush like that you should use open sights or express sights, boar often charge and you dont have much time to aim with a scope, i've experienced it too often....
It has been a long time dream of mine to go on a driven hunt
Great film, had to laugh when I saw the hunt meet was in the play ground of the local primary school!
Paul can shoot a bit, can't he?
Running shots,use open sights,quicker in action.
Those ain’t boars ....they’re lightweights ....come on down to Texas we have some as big as a taxi 🚕 but then again everything in Texas is big!
V B Thats Wat you think... 😁come to Portugal and see for your self... 😉
No V B, your 's are feral pigs, I even shot them from choppers when I was there!!! Our's are true wild boars. In two weeks of "population management/erradication" and almost 300 animals killed, I didn't saw a single Wild Boar in Texas... It's like calling the bull in the truck a... Let's see... Cape Buffalo or American bison!!! How funny is that??