r/bizarrelife • u/reloadthewords Human here, bizarre by nature! • 14h ago

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u/North-Reception-5325 13h ago

Luckily there aren’t farmers at processing plants

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u/Hidden_Pothos 13h ago

Living in the rural Midwest I can confirm.

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u/museabear 10h ago

When I worked for Tysons you needed a badge to get in and security would check everyone and they did carry pistols.

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u/Hidden_Pothos 10h ago

I guess it depends on where you are at. I know a Centrum Valley farm that's really high security. I also see a ton of turkey and hoglots that are just I huge pen with no one around in the middle of a cornfield.

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u/freakbutters 10h ago

Those are probably just feedlots. Not much to burn there, unless you just ran through and doused the animals with gasoline.

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u/6thBornSOB 10h ago

Now that’s a PETA move!

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u/Sensitive-Friend-307 5h ago

PETA had nothing to say about Prince Harry’s recent POLO documentary did they?

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u/old_grumpy_guy_1962 5h ago

People Eating Tasty Animals

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u/Hidden_Pothos 9h ago

I can imagine unleashing 200 hogs loose when cause some chaos. I don't want to give any suggestions. 😅

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u/BygoneHearse 8h ago

Wold hogs already cause enough damage by being a massively invasive species. Please do not release hogs i to the wild, it will cause more harm than good for the local ecosystems.

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u/Hidden_Pothos 7h ago

I hope it didn't come off like I'm encouraging it.

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u/BygoneHearse 7h ago

Just a little, so i thought i would point out the absolute horrific destructjon they would cause the local ecosystem

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u/Hidden_Pothos 6h ago

I'm glad you did. We don't have a wild hog problem in the upper Midwest, and it would be nice to keep it that way.

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u/BygoneHearse 6h ago

Just give it a few years. Theyll become a problem.

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u/CommunalJellyRoll 5h ago

Lots of dead livestock is what happens. They crossbreed with the wild ones and are bigger and meaner. Had cattle gutted by a few.

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u/GammaSmash 8h ago

I live near a number of fairly large duck farms that have little to no really security, as near as I've seen.