The Michell family worked hard for two months last fall to plant fields of oats on their 150-acre farm in northeast Georgia. Then, over the winter, a big family of wild hogs — also known as a sounder ...

Berkeley County is taking measures to root out a growing issue facing farmers and land owners. A partnership has been created to get a handle on a big pig problem. Invasive feral hogs multiply quickly ...

HOUSTON -- There is a new high-tech hog trap that could help control the 2.6 million feral hogs around Texas that do a lot of damage. Feral hogs cause more than $52 million in damage every year to ...

Discover how to trap wild hogs with these innovative solutions for invasive species population balance. Armored catfish, Eurasian boar, garlic mustard, red swamp crayfish, and wakame seaweed are all ...

CONROE, Texas -- The city of Conroe is in the preliminary stages of a trapping program to address its feral hog issue. The issue of feral hogs was raised at a Jan. 23 City Council meeting, where ...

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 ...

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 ...

LITTLE ROCK -- Feral hogs have been a growing menace in Arkansas for decades, wreaking havoc on crops, livestock and the environment. However, a concerted effort, over a decade in the making, is ...

Wild hogs cause $60 million to $80 million in annual damage to Mississippi agriculture, forcing farmers and the state to ...

Roanoke officials are stepping up patrols and launching active trapping efforts after repeated sightings of feral hogs damaging neighborhoods and public land about 20 minutes north of Fort Worth. The ...

Feral hogs are a menace to farmers across the U.S., causing at least $2.5 billion in damage annually. There’s only one way to stop the damage: eradication — a difficult but doable option that's ...