Ok and then what do you do with those hogs? Hogs are dangerous and will definitely fuck you or any animal up. so what do you dangerously fuck around with them one at a time for a few hours? like this video? Do you just shoot them on the spot(that's no different than hunting)? Do you just let them starve? Do you hope they don't figure out it's really easy to dig their way out(their snouts are made for rooting and tearing up the earth)?

Absolutely not. You cull the herd once they're captured. They're wild animals not pets and they're dangerous and invasive. You don't need a 60 round mag to do that. They're trapped if you have to reload suck it up.

would it be more cost effective to allow a hog hunting business to bring hog hunting tourists to come clear your land for free?

Here's very well the kinds of hogs you'll end up with if you do that. Smart, spooked at anything, not easy to cull.

Sure that's a neat engineering thing but the hogs still gotta die anyways

Sure, this setup can be done on a budget as is shown in my video above.

its basically open season, anything goes to rid the infestation.

Open season is how you end up with animals that adapt to your hunting. Eradication of a pest should ensure you eliminate all animals in the herd. Leaving just two of those shit bags will breed god knows how many.

Listen I'm not anti-hunting, anti-culling or hell even anti-guns.

What I'd like to see is common sense gun legislation that does things like limit mag size or limit access to large mags, instill a federal license program that requires more than just being a living breathing person to own a gun.

Require things like mandatory testing, mandatory safe gun storage, background checks on private sales, federal gun license to buy any gun related product (trigger groups, gun barrels, stocks, stocks, bullets...etc), stricter background and mental health screens for gun ownership, penalties for selling guns to unlicensed individuals, banning slidefire stocks...etc.

Things that would help curb the kinds of senseless rampage mass shootings we've seen this past month.