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Wild boar hunts draw interest near North Carolina
The article details the North Carolina Tennessee border wild boar invasion. Imported ancestry started around 1912 and spread to New England, California, and Arkansas. A Cherokee National Forest boar research station studies longevity and enemies with forty five adults in captivity. Boars are hunted via tranquilizers after traps and can clash violently with tusks. Opinions vary on edibility, but hunting thrill out ranks deer or bear for many sportsmen.
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North Carolina
Tennessee
Hoopers’ Bald
N. C
U. S
New England
California
Arkansas
Cherokee National Forest
State of
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Forest Service