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No it ain't next year all of it will covered. If you are a die hard hog hunter you will love it. If not get ready for your fields to be destroyed. What I hate most about them is when they make a wallow in the field after a good rain, then it dries up leaving a hard pan bottom. Trapping is the best way to keep them from spreading IMO. Actually hunting them will help spread them all over the property. Get you a good trapping program started and have fun putting a 22 behind their ears.
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.
Edmund Burke
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