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Actually, humans are the invaders 😭
Mouse Farm at its lowest. In Germany boars are not an invasive species. They were on our dinning plates since ages. Here in Germany hunting with airplanes and automatic guns? Are you crazy? You will end up straight in policy custody, loosing your hunting and pilot licenses with the guns and plane confiscated immediately! There are no operational semi or fully automatic guns in private hands over here, not to speak carrying them in the open! What a crap! Hunting in Europe / Germany is a very traditional matter and nothing in this video can be further from the truth. Hunters own traditional hunting rifles only, single shot models with single, double or triple barrels. But a gun with like 20 to 30 rounds in a magazine? This Germany must be on another planet. 08:31 The "Jag shine" is of course a "Jagdschein", meaning a "hunting license" or virtually translated a "hunting paper". It is needed for anyone wanting to hunt and has nothing to do with helicopters. It is not a special permit, it is the basic permit to allow you to hunt. Hunt in Germany is always done on foot or observation posts. And as usual many video sequences are mirrored, it sucks! The subtitle lines are full of spelling errors too. This is - Sorry guys - ABSOLUTE COMPLETE BS! Cheap, cheaper, the cheapest... Peace! from Dresden / Germany
And one more thing. Boars are NOT an invasive species in Germany (Europe). I am not a hunter or forester, every child knows this here. A bit more research could help. Peace! from Dresden / Germany
This wild boar problem although a big issue.. it is an issue that could have been resolved in the 1990’s but Farmers wanted to charge $500 to people to hunt and kill them on their lands. With charging like they are big game hunting, people walked away and said we will pass deal with it in your own
Just another typical Mouse Farm low quality content video. S tarts with the opener, the fashion store with the wild boar getting crazy inside is located in Hongkong (!!!). The T-shirt seen in 01:12 clearly states "AFCD" with Chinese characters below. "AFCD" means "Agriculture, Fishery and Conservation Department" in Hongkong. This man is therefore not in Spain and certainly not the (Spanish) police. He is an agent of a different governmental agency - btw a very respected one in Hongkong. There are some more hints in this sequence pointing clearly to a Hongkong store outlet - definitely never ever an European store. In 02:31 these following sequences are again all in Hongkong; the cars have yellow British-style license plates and there are Chinese characters on top of the stores and workshops. Also the people there getting in the way with the boars are all Chinese people. I lived in Hongkong for four years, I am crystal clear on it. THIS is Hongkong (probably Kowloon side or some other islands). But the presenter keeps talking of Spain. The whole video is a full mix of US-American hunting grounds and European ones; the equipment (guns) and methods but also the way the hunters dress are very different and therefore easily recognisable. The rest of the video is also, as usual, full of inaccuracies, trivial comments. etc.pp. Low style AI? Are these the kind of videos we want to enjoy in the future? Mouse Farm out for a very cheap buck? Peace! from Dresden / Germany
Looking forward in kenya 10:12
Impressive video! It highlights not just the severity of the wild boar problem but also the innovative strategies like the Robinson R44 helicopters to combat it. It's educational and really opens up a discussion on humane wildlife control methods.
The content titled "How American Hunters And Farmers Deal With 9 Millions Of Wild Boars By Helicopters" provides a fascinating insight into the innovative methods employed by American hunters and farmers to manage the population of wild boars. The title effectively captures the scale of the issue and the unconventional approach taken to address it. It promises to offer valuable information on the use of helicopters in hunting and controlling wild boar populations, showcasing the collaboration between hunters and farmers to mitigate the impact of these animals on ecosystems and agriculture. Overall, it appears to be an intriguing exploration of wildlife management practices in the United States.
Video bagus..👍👍🙏
That’s India not Texas!
멧돼지는 햄과 쏘시지 및 가공식품으로 이용하고 정력과 피부미용에 최고라고 하라..... 유해동물로서 최소한으로 종을 조정하여 사살토록 하여야 한다 원숭이와 고라니도 마찬가지이다 몇몇의 조류도 마찬가지다 가마우치는 무조건 잡아야한다 신의 눈
En esos países No controlan su natalidad, mucho menos los de esos seres tan peligrosos. Pero la gente va y va de visita...pues que se diviertan perdiendo sus pertenencias.
Hunting tools? You mean RIFLES? smh
Canadian farmers bravely defend their farms against nightly raids by wolves and wild boars, showcasing their resilience.
The relentless attacks by wolves and wild boars underscore the challenges faced by Canadian farmers.
The film portrays the immense determination of Canadian farmers in protecting their crops and livestock.
Farmers demonstrate unwavering courage as they stand their ground against the marauding wolves and wild boars.
Farmers vigilance is crucial in safeguarding their livelihoods from the destructive forces of nature.
The devastating impact of these nocturnal predators on farms underscores the urgency of finding solutions.
Nighttime becomes a battleground as farmers confront the relentless threat posed by wolves and wild boars.
The struggle against natures predators highlights the resilience and tenacity of Canadian farmers.
Despite the challenges, Canadian farmers remain steadfast in their commitment to protecting their farms and livelihoods.
Hunters and Georgia farmers collaborate to address the challenge of millions of wild boars, monkeys, and baboons invading agricultural lands.
Proactive measures taken by hunters and farmers demonstrate their commitment to protecting agricultural interests.
The economic and ecological implications of these invasive species are examined, along with the response from hunters and farmers.
The film sheds light on the arduous battle waged by farmers against the relentless attacks of wolves and wild boars.
As night falls, farmers remain vigilant, ready to defend their farms from the relentless onslaught.
The documentary showcases the joint efforts of hunters and farmers in managing the overpopulation of these invasive species.
Hunters and farmers display resilience and adaptability in their collaborative efforts to manage millions of wild boars, monkeys, and baboons.
The documentary explores the techniques and equipment used by hunters and farmers in dealing with these invasive species.
Farmers and hunters employ various strategies to mitigate the damage caused by these invasive species to crops and livestock.
The film highlights the economic and environmental impacts of wild boars, monkeys, and baboons on Georgias agricultural landscape.
잡아다가 아직도 사냥으로 연명하는 원시인부족에게 주면..
I see many places still using traps
Hunters and farmers display resilience and adaptability in their collaborative efforts to manage millions of wild boars using helicopters.
The documentary details the challenges posed by wild boars and the innovative aerial response by hunters and farmers.
Effective management of wild boars from helicopters ensures the protection of crops and livestock while minimizing environmental impact.
The documentary explores the techniques and equipment used in aerial hunting to manage wild boar populations.
Proactive measures taken by hunters and farmers, including helicopter hunts, demonstrate their commitment to protecting agricultural land.
The film showcases the economic and environmental impacts of wild boars on American farms and the coordinated response to address these issues.
Farmers and hunters collaborate to mitigate the damage caused by wild boars, using helicopters as a strategic tool.
The documentary highlights the innovative use of helicopters by hunters and farmers in controlling wild boars.
American hunters and farmers tackle the challenge of nine million wild boars using helicopters to manage the population.
How American Hunters And Farmers Deal With 9 Millions Of Wild Boars By Helicopters