Trapping and hunting are two methods landowners can use to control feral hog populations. A successful trapping program requires that traps be placed in areas where feral hogs are active and that ...

Feral hogs have long been known in Missouri as an invasive species capable of mass destruction of agriculture. Their aggressive rooting can lay waste to a field in a single night, costing farmers ...

TYLER, Texas (KETK) – Feral hogs have been a problem for years across East Texas and the entire nation. They destroy crops and properties causing millions of dollars in damage. “This is our most ...

COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA — A layer of frost clings to the grass on the morning Tony DeNicola sets out to check his trap. It’s ...

Wild hogs aren’t just a nuisance — they’re one of North America’s most destructive invasive species. With no natural predators and an explosive reproductive rate, their population has surged past six ...

Lawmakers in Mississippi are considering a proposal that would legalize the use of drones to hunt, trap, and kill wild hogs on private land year-round. It’s one of a handful of recent national efforts ...

Hogs are tough, unpredictable, and often run on adrenaline alone. If you’ve hunted them long enough, you’ve probably ...

If you live inland in Horry County, you might have to deal with feral hogs. Wild hogs, which are found in every county in South Carolina and across the South, can cause a great amount of damage. The ...

Trapping probably is the most effective feral hog control technique available to most land managers. Aerial gunning can be fairly effective but should be implemented over large areas (a few thousand ...

I’ll be upfront with you. I am not a fan of hunting big wild hogs. Note I didn’t mistakenly call them “wild boar.” Oh, I used to target the big ones and I’ve killed my share of ‘big hogs’ but I love ...

A feral hog was trapped in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. These hogs can be found along the Waccamaw and Little Pee Dee rivers in Horry County. JOHN D. SIMMONS CHARLOTTE OBSERVER If you live ...