That is correct, but it won"t be legal until 2015.
Right now, there is no legal way to poison them. Lots of chemicals will kill them (along with anything else that eats the bait), but if you get caught its jail and very large fines.
Sodium nitrite is in lots of foods, but is harmless unless eaten in huge quantities. It would take 183lbs of salami at one time to be lethal to a person.
Pigs are super sensitive to it. It only takes a very small amount to kill a pig, but the same amount won"t harm even a small squirrel if it eats the bait.
Sodium Nitrite blocks the blood from absorbing oxygen. The lack of oxygen in the blood causes sleepiness. The pig lays down, goes to sleep and never wakes up. End of pig and pig damage.
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