Coyote howls to get rid of nuisance Javelina.

[MarathonMike]

We have wild Javelina (a pig-like rodent) in Arizona. Normally they aren't much of a problem but recently there has been a pack of about 20 of them that took a liking to my back yard. I tried cayenne pepper, Coyote Pee, vinegar, but nothing worked. Then I took a bluetooth speaker and placed it by my door and blasted Coyote Yipping and Howling I found on Youtube videos. Success! They all jumped up and took off like a shot. Three of the big males stayed looking around but they ended up leaving too.

So there's an idea for anyone trying to get rid of pesty animals in your yard or garden.

 

[Unkotare]

We have wild Javelina (a pig-like rodent) in Arizona. Normally they aren't much of a problem but recently there has been a pack of about 20 of them that took a liking to my back yard. I tried cayenne pepper, Coyote Pee, vinegar, but nothing worked. Then I took a bluetooth speaker and placed it by my door and blasted Coyote Yipping and Howling I found on Youtube videos. Success! They all jumped up and took off like a shot. Three of the big males stayed looking around but they ended up leaving too.

So there's an idea for anyone trying to get rid of pesty animals in your yard or garden.

You could just play a recording of Kamala giggling. That drives everyone away.

 

[odanny]

 

[Meister]

We have wild Javelina (a pig-like rodent) in Arizona. Normally they aren't much of a problem but recently there has been a pack of about 20 of them that took a liking to my back yard. I tried cayenne pepper, Coyote Pee, vinegar, but nothing worked. Then I took a bluetooth speaker and placed it by my door and blasted Coyote Yipping and Howling I found on Youtube videos. Success! They all jumped up and took off like a shot. Three of the big males stayed looking around but they ended up leaving too.

So there's an idea for anyone trying to get rid of pesty animals in your yard or garden.

Wait until PETA gets 'wind' of your thread they're going to..........wait, never mind, we have a new sheriff in town.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

Wait until PETA gets 'wind' of your thread they're going to..........

Please Eat Tofu Already!

 

[White 6]

We have wild Javelina (a pig-like rodent) in Arizona. Normally they aren't much of a problem but recently there has been a pack of about 20 of them that took a liking to my back yard. I tried cayenne pepper, Coyote Pee, vinegar, but nothing worked. Then I took a bluetooth speaker and placed it by my door and blasted Coyote Yipping and Howling I found on Youtube videos. Success! They all jumped up and took off like a shot. Three of the big males stayed looking around but they ended up leaving too.

So there's an idea for anyone trying to get rid of pesty animals in your yard or garden.

Here are a few more ideas to get rid of the pesty animals.

Cooking Javelina - How to Cook Javelina | Hank Shaw

Javelina are every bit as good, if not better, than wild pigs. Cooking javelina is not hard, if you follow these tips and tricks.

honest-food.net

How To Cook Javelina: A Guide To Preparing And Enjoying Wild Game Delicacies (Explained!)

Have you ever wondered how to prepare javelina for a delicious meal? If you’re looking to impress friends and family with something unique, cooking javelina might just be the answer. This wild game meat offers a rich flavor that can elevate your culinary skills and bring a taste of adventure to...

microwaveinsider.com

How to cook javelina? - Chef's Resource

Javelina, also known as peccary, is a unique game meat that can be found in certain regions of the United States and Mexico. While the taste of javelina may not be everyone’s cup of tea, it can be delicious when prepared correctly. If you’re curious about how to cook javelina, you’ve come to the...

www.chefsresource.com

Ultimate Javelina Recipes: Delicious and Unique Dishes to Try Today

Javelina, often misunderstood as wild pigs, are a unique game meat that offers a rich and flavorful culinary experience. Found primarily in the southwestern United States, these wild animals have been a part of local traditions for centuries. Their distinct taste and texture make them a favorite...

doughnutlounge.com

 

[odanny]

I wonder if a javelina tastes different than wild boar? I have ordered boar in a restaurant (okay, nothing special) and also pan fried it, and it stunk up my whole house.

 

[MarathonMike]

Here are a few more ideas to get rid of the pesty animals.

Cooking Javelina - How to Cook Javelina | Hank Shaw

Javelina are every bit as good, if not better, than wild pigs. Cooking javelina is not hard, if you follow these tips and tricks.

honest-food.net

How To Cook Javelina: A Guide To Preparing And Enjoying Wild Game Delicacies (Explained!)

Have you ever wondered how to prepare javelina for a delicious meal? If you’re looking to impress friends and family with something unique, cooking javelina might just be the answer. This wild game meat offers a rich flavor that can elevate your culinary skills and bring a taste of adventure to...

microwaveinsider.com

How to cook javelina? - Chef's Resource

Javelina, also known as peccary, is a unique game meat that can be found in certain regions of the United States and Mexico. While the taste of javelina may not be everyone’s cup of tea, it can be delicious when prepared correctly. If you’re curious about how to cook javelina, you’ve come to the...

www.chefsresource.com

Ultimate Javelina Recipes: Delicious and Unique Dishes to Try Today

Javelina, often misunderstood as wild pigs, are a unique game meat that offers a rich and flavorful culinary experience. Found primarily in the southwestern United States, these wild animals have been a part of local traditions for centuries. Their distinct taste and texture make them a favorite...

doughnutlounge.com

You get in BIG trouble if you kill a Javelina in Arizona. I guess you can get a special license or something but that won't work in my neighborhood.

 

[White 6]

You get in BIG trouble if you kill a Javelina in Arizona. I guess you can get a special license or something but that won't work in my neighborhood.

They have two hunting seasons, spring and fall, though bag limit is 1 per, and can be hunted with handgun, rifle or bow, and you have to have a tag. Good time to take up bow hunting if you are in a neighborhood.

We have deer hunting seasons here, and you are not to shoot deer out of season. On the other hand, my dad did protect his garden. If deer got in past the fence to get at his peas or other vegetables at night, the second night, he would be setting in lawn chair, and would drop them from up in the yard, when they came to raid, and dispose of them the next morning, problem solved. Destructive animals did not last long around our place.

 

[MarathonMike]

They have two hunting seasons, spring and fall, though bag limit is 1 per, and can be hunted with handgun, rifle or bow, and you have to have a tag. Good time to take up bow hunting if you are in a neighborhood.

We have deer hunting seasons here, and you are not to shoot deer out of season. On the other hand, my dad did protect his garden. If deer got in past the fence to get at his peas or other vegetables at night, the second night, he would be setting in lawn chair, and would drop them from up in the yard, when they came to raid, and dispose of them the next morning, problem solved. Destructive animals did not last long around our place.

I've never tried Javelina but judging on how they smell, I'll pass. Le skunk de Pew!

 

[White 6]

I've never tried Javelina but judging on how they smell, I'll pass. Le skunk de Pew!

They aren't in Tennessee, as far as I know, and have never seen a live one in my life.

 

[hjmick]

Javelinas are neither rodent nor pig. They are javelinas, also known as peccaries.

 

[MarathonMike]

Javelinas are neither rodent nor pig. They are javelinas, also known as peccaries.

You are correct, they are not related to rodents.

 

[hjmick]

You are correct, they are not related to rodents.

I lived in Texas during some of my formative years, we had/have them there. I have no idea why that fact has stuck with me all these years...

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

You get in BIG trouble if you kill a Javelina in Arizona. I guess you can get a special license or something but that won't work in my neighborhood.

Dominion Necessitates Extermination

I hope Trump will kill the Unfit Endangered Species Act. Only degenerate mindless primitives protect dangerous or useless animals.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

I wonder if a javelina tastes different than wild boar? I have ordered boar in a restaurant (okay, nothing special) and also pan fried it, and it stunk up my whole house.

All Liberalism Is Anti-Human

A character in The Thornbirds was killed by a wild boar. Legislators who protect all these beasts are accessories to murder and should be treated with the utmost contempt.

 

[MarathonMike]

Dominion Necessitates Extermination

I hope Trump will kill the Unfit Endangered Species Act. Only degenerate mindless primitives protect dangerous or useless animals.

I should have been more clear. Javelina are classified as a "big game" animal and can be hunted if you buy a license and tags. But I for instance can't injure or kill them if they enter my property.

 

[hondo 50]

Javelina. Sounds like the latest afro american nam.e