How Farmers and Hunters Deal with Millions of Leopards - Wolves and Wild Boars

How Farmers and Hunters Deal with Millions of Leopards - Wolves and Wild Boars
00:00 Farming Documentary | invasive species
00:30 Gunfire (Leopard invasion, public safety concerns)
01:14 Leopard (Attacks in Cape Town, public alarm)
02:17 Protection (Efforts to safeguard urban areas)
03:59 Hunters (Team strategies for controlling leopards)
05:02 Permits (Regulations for hunting large predators)
09:45 Helicopter (Hunting method for wolves in Texas)
11:42 Risks (Helicopter hunting safety concerns)
15:07 Regulations (Year-round wolf hunting laws in Texas)
20:42 Boars (Invasive species in Canada, Italy, USA)
23:06 Infestations (Agricultural impact of feral pigs in Italy)

This farming documentary explores the challenges posed by invasive species like leopards, wolves, and wild boars in different regions. In South Africa, invasive species such as leopards have increasingly encroached on human territories, leading to serious conflicts. Hunters, in collaboration with national parks, follow strict regulations, acquiring permits and using baiting strategies to manage these invasive species. In Texas, both wolves and wild boars are major threats to agriculture. The farming documentary highlights how helicopter hunting is used to control wolf populations, while aerial hunting of wild boars helps prevent crop damage. Efforts to control these invasive species are crucial for maintaining a balanced ecosystem and protecting livelihoods. By documenting these hunting and conservation strategies, the farming documentary sheds light on the ongoing battle against the impact of invasive species on farming communities.