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In many states it is, not just northern. Iirc Texas will pay you to take an AR into a field and take out as many as you can. People even organize hunts from helicopters hunting herds like they should have Fortunate Son playing (no full auto though just ARs and typically BYOAR and ammo iirc.)
These are super pigs, we'll need an upgrade.
AR-15-2 when?
Well, you'd just increase the calibre. AR-10, technically a predecessor.
It's actually pretty easy to find AR-15s in larger calibers, modular design for the win I guess.
For example, with a little bit of work you can have them fire these fellas
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/.50_Beowulf
Okay, actually a lot of work, including probably having to do your own reloading, but still.
For sure but I'd still take .308 over one of those proprietary calibers. Or 6.5 grendel if I can't pick .308.
But you can find AR-15s in .308!
Well you'd need an AR-10 lower, upper, BCG, dust cover, barrel, barrel nut, handguard, bolt catch, gas block, buffer weight, lpk, mag catch (unless DPMS AR-10, they fit the AR-15 mag catch), and muzzle device, making it an AR-10.
The triggers, hammers, stocks, grips, tubes, mag rel buttons, and safties are interchangable though, yes.
Not in the US, unless you have proof I haven't seen. They literally don't need to, as per the article they already breed faster in the wild than we can kill them, seems like a waste of money to breed them when you can just use the wild ones that are already there.
They are bred with domestic pigs so they have less survival instinct and the clients can find them (i.e. they don't avoid blinds and feeders). One-off clients would give your ranch bad reviews if they didn't see anything all weekend. Meanwhile regular hunters understand truly wild animals can elude you for days. If a visiting group has come up dry all weekend they might even release a sacrificial domestic pig (just out of sight) that will then walk right towards the clients, innocently arranging it's own death. Source: am Texan who hunted pigs.
So the releaser is standing downrange? Not buying your source, sorry, I'm Stephen Hawking.
"just out of sight" was an exaggeration. They could be on the other end of the property to release a pig and its going to head towards the feed and the people.... Just like a hungry dog would. Also, blinds usually face a single direction.
Next you're gonna have me call your uncle Larry to corroborate your story, right?
Uncle Larry is a pig, he can't use a phone!
Hold up the phone to him, I also have a cop uncle so I picked up a few phrases.
Never underestimate Cletus
So just making shit up, got it.
How!? Why!? It's meat. There shouldn't be a surplus of meat.
Guns, invasive, and well they breed in surplus so talk to the boars.
I am just shocked. The South is pretty freaken good at authentic BBQ and they have a wild boar problem. Can't you guys just like eat them all?
I mean it isn't like none get eaten, just not all of them. It isn't just regular hunting, it's basically an Emu War but instead of the Aus military it's militias of angry farmers tired of hogs tearing up their crops.
They reach maturity fast, are basically always fertile, short gestational periods, and have large litters. It's like trying to eradicate mice/rats by shooting them.