” Licensed sprays” have been given the green light to use a warfarin-based wild pig toxicant.
Many hunters worry that the toxicant’s usage will further reduce javelina groups, which is a problem.
We have found that javelina have experienced the worst collection decline in Texas of any animal since 1930, possibly as a result of a number of factors, including being killed in excess of bag limits.
What if the toxicant was consumed by Javelina? Did some landowners specific javelina with the toxicant?
