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If I was told I had 2 years left to live, I would be like "fuck work" and start trying to check off all those bucket list items, because it's most likely not going to be "I'm perfectly capable moving and traveling" later on as the condition worsens. I know my employers would have me replaced within 2 months.

But that's just me, sounds like you actually like your job though. Ultimately, you do you. (Sorry about the negativity).

Wild hogs are a non-native / invasive species which causes economical damage. So any attempt to eradicate them benefits natural ecosystems and even farmers, as they also tend to destroy crop fields. Though sometimes efforts to control them backfire. Such as when the state of Tennessee only had one county infested with hogs, they figured they could nip it in the bud by opening a hunting season and let the hunters control the population. This backfired because hunters from across the state also wanted to hunt them. People started to trap them, transported them across the state, and re-released them onto their own private property, spreading the species from what was just one small area to across the state in one year. Tennessee banned hog hunting after that.