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<blockquote data-quote="Coy Franks" data-source="post: 1329241" data-attributes="member: 11220"><p>Captain D, </p><p>Dude, I was involved with the study for about four months and am amazed at the "experts" that know more than the people that did the study. </p><p></p><p>The poison was just another tool to use to control hogs. It's not the total answer and it's not for everyone or every situation. But when used like the label says it was effective. I didn't lose any cattle or see any dead non target animals on any of my places where it was used. I was there almost every day. It is one fifth as strong as rat poison. </p><p></p><p>No where in the label does it say anything about a suffering or peaceful death.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Coy Franks, post: 1329241, member: 11220"] Captain D, Dude, I was involved with the study for about four months and am amazed at the "experts" that know more than the people that did the study. The poison was just another tool to use to control hogs. It's not the total answer and it's not for everyone or every situation. But when used like the label says it was effective. I didn't lose any cattle or see any dead non target animals on any of my places where it was used. I was there almost every day. It is one fifth as strong as rat poison. No where in the label does it say anything about a suffering or peaceful death. [/QUOTE]
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