lotsa free ham n' bacon, if you wanna go to Georgia

[budz4buddy]

Ft. Benning Places Bounty on Problem Pigs

budz4buddy Reviewed by budz4buddy on 03-05-2008. lotsa free ham n' bacon, if you wanna go to Georgia Ft. Benning Places Bounty on Problem Pigs Rating: 5

[smok3y]

$40 for every pigs tail you bring inn.. Easy money for all yous who are out that way.. :rambo:

[silkyblue]

yikes!

no fanks


somebody should stop the slaughter of all animals period

[stinkyattic]

Interesting it has come to this... feral pigs are an ecological problem. Their 'rooting' behaviour damages tree roots. In fact, early settlers in New England knew that the way to clear land for agriculture was to pen their swine in amongst the trees to be removed. They would die off quickly, and the standing timber could simply be pulled down by an ox team. Sure a time-saver if you think about how long it took to fell trees with an axe, especially before the advent of quality steel that would actually hold an edge!
Anyway, there's my ecology lesson for the morning. I'ma get off my stump now!

[silkyblue]

yeah kinda like

'The pecking order"


food chain works but I aint eatin dat shit



poor pigs

[Love2Chief]

Wow that mofo pig looked pretty delicious .

[CultureCherryPopper]

Let me get this straight, they'll pay me 40 bones to go kill a pig, which I could then eat?? My bacon was delicious this morning, but just imagine straight off the rack, lol. I'm takin' my compact bow and headin' to Georgia, be back in a few months y'all.

[josemartinez915]

yikes!

no fanks


somebody should stop the slaughter of all animals period

the killing of these animals is helping the survival of many more plants + animals

[jagarr]

Interesting it has come to this... feral pigs are an ecological problem. Their 'rooting' behaviour damages tree roots. In fact, early settlers in New England knew that the way to clear land for agriculture was to pen their swine in amongst the trees to be removed. They would die off quickly, and the standing timber could simply be pulled down by an ox team. Sure a time-saver if you think about how long it took to fell trees with an axe, especially before the advent of quality steel that would actually hold an edge!
Anyway, there's my ecology lesson for the morning. I'ma get off my stump now!

i swear to god i learn more crap on this website than i do in class...
college is a sham! =P
all the pig killin' sounds like a win-win to me.

[millerman06]

Sweet...I'm from South Ga...we do love some bacon down here lol!