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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...havoc-Cotswolds.html

Not a hugely accurate story but perhaps a taste of things to come.


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They are spreading throughout the UK but we should put a season on them, I haven't seen one yet though!


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I would love to hunt a Wild Boar in the UK!!


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Posts: 712 | Location: England  | Registered: 22 June 2007Reply With Quote
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I've been very surprised that the population has been growing and spreading so slow, in fact.
In the UK they have natural enemies whatsoever; the climate is very mild, indeed; and there's plenty of food. One'd expect the population simply to explode one a pair or two get into the wild.

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Originally posted by miketaylor:
I would love to hunt a Wild Boar in the UK!!


Maybe, if more people were able to and did, they'd be less of a problem. Big Grin Ours have been declared a pest and it's worth 50. in your pocket, for shooting one.

Grizz


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Originally posted by Schauckis:
I've been very surprised that the population has been growing and spreading so slow, in fact.
In the UK they have natural enemies whatsoever; the climate is very mild, indeed; and there's plenty of food. One'd expect the population simply to explode one a pair or two get into the wild.

- Lars/Finland


Same here - people were referring to a UK-wide population within a few years, but you have to remember that the boar have no closed season or legal protection whatsoever; then remember that the UK has a relatively high number of hunters that are adept at night hunting with spotlight, nightvision and thermal imaging devices and it helps explain the slower than expected population growth.
 
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Fascinating!

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