There are more and more wild boars in the village, and they can t be killed, so what should I do?

You can call the relevant departments of the Forestry Bureau to inform them of the truth and let them send someone to control it. Villagers can form patrol teams and arrange patrol time reasonably to prevent wild boars from entering the village and destroying crops and harming people and animals.

Wild boars can be said to be very capable, they can give birth to more than ten piglets at a time, and wild boars can basically get a litter in five months, so as soon as the wild boars are protected, the number begins to flood.

First of all, wild boars have very few natural predators, as long as wild boars are born, the chances of survival are very high, and their living conditions are easily satisfied, as long as there are no diseases caused by large climates, wild boars can quickly develop a large group.

Ordinary people are not allowed to kill wild boars, but they can apply to the forestry department to kill wild boars.

I don't think so, because you have to get a permit to kill wild boars, otherwise it's illegal.

I don't think so, although wild boars are no longer protected animals, they still can't be killed casually.

I found that many of the paths leading to the mountains were overgrown with thorns. Not only did it be difficult for us to pass, but even my big dog looked back at me many times, as if asking for my opinion: Is this the way to the mountains?

At first, the trails were not smooth, but they were easy to navigate. The villagers can still come and go freely with a burden of nearly 200 catties. At that time, these mountain roads were often maintained by people, and the thorns and branches on the roadsides were often disposed of by people, because the villagers often went into the mountains to cultivate the land.

But now that the farmers have seen it, basically no one is going to farm.

My father sighed and said that there was basically no farming anymore. If someone else isn't farming at home, and your family is still farming, that kind of person is also white. Not only pheasants, hares, sparrows, magpies, rats and other animals come to steal food, but also wild boars infest.

Are there really wild boars in the mountains here? "I asked my father a little strangely. He told me that a few years ago there were wild boars, and some would come to the village in groups to find food.

Many people in the village have seen wild boars in the mountains, but because of their ferocity, they have no self-defense**.

In addition, wild boars are now protecting animals, and even if they see wild boars endangering their crops, they dare not do anything. In recent years, with the gradual restoration of the ecological environment, wild boars have appeared in many places near the mountainous areas. This was originally a good thing, indicating that the local ecological environment protection has achieved certain results.

However, wild animals such as wild boars, pheasants, and hares have strong reproductive capabilities. They can reproduce quickly and do not encounter natural predators. Nowadays, wild boars, pheasants, sparrows, etc.

have become protected animals, and in some places.

Because of their increasing numbers, they can have a big impact on the crops grown by local farmers. There are even some reports on the Internet of wild boars entering the village and hurting people. However, for farmers, even if wild boars spoil their crops, they cannot be killed to protect food.

It is illegal to do so, and criminal responsibility will be pursued if the circumstances are serious. If there are many wild boars in the local area, which has a certain impact on farmers, they can report to the local forestry bureau and police station. And some protective measures can be taken, such as fencing the planting area, which can effectively prevent wild boar damage.

They can be transplanted in a greenhouse to plant, and it is best to have a special person next to them every day to take care of them, or you can put a wild dog next to them, so that wild boars do not dare to approach the crops.

Because wild boars are protected animals by the state, farmers cannot hunt them casually, so these wild boars are very difficult to deal with, and farmers need to find their own ways to protect their crops.

You can set up some peripheries outside the crops, and you must do a good job of corresponding protection, and you can also install some protective nets, and you must usually arrive in time for wild boars.

These wild boars should be managed in the same place, and the crops should be fenced off so that the wild boars do not encroach on the crops.

At this time, we can find some people to catch the wild boar, and then lock up the wild boar, and regularly feed the wild boar some food, which will not only not harm the life safety of the wild boar, but also effectively protect the cropland.

The boar should be put in a trap, and then the boar should be caught and put somewhere else.