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Originally posted by SaltwaterSlick View PostOne or 2, even a few every now and then is not a real problem, but #1, nothing will come into the feeder or where you intend to shoot if there are javelina there. #2, If you don't keep their numbers in check, they will continue to multiply and being somewhat of a herd animal, you'll soon go from 1 or 2 or a few to 40... Get a few hunts messed up by them during peak hunting times, and you'll see real quick what's wrong with them... They will flat out smap at and chase anything that comes into your area away. If you're looking at a nice buck coming in and all of a sudden, he wheels his head around and takes off like he's been shot at, you'll know javelina are on their way in...
My experiences hunting the Cotulla area for years have been different. Deer and javelina have no problem eating from the same sendero together. I haven’t seen them chase deer off, either.
Seems as though they tolerate each other pretty well considering they’ve been living together for centuries.
Yeah, they’ll come to a feeder and eat all the corn. Just like the deer, hogs, turkey, green jays, etc.
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Originally posted by Mule Skinner View PostThanks for the reply.
My experiences hunting the Cotulla area for years have been different. Deer and javelina have no problem eating from the same sendero together. I haven’t seen them chase deer off, either.
Seems as though they tolerate each other pretty well considering they’ve been living together for centuries.
Yeah, they’ll come to a feeder and eat all the corn. Just like the deer, hogs, turkey, green jays, etc.
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