Feral pig hunting too big a business to go away. November 13, 2022 at 2:54 a.m. by Bryan Hendricks. Despite the efforts of state wildlife agencies to eradicate them, feral pigs are here to stay. ...

In my decades of outdoor experience, no wild animal charge has threatened my life like my encounters with rampaging wild hogs ...

Wild hogs inhabit 35 states across the United States. In each state, the invasive species wreaks havoc to the tune of ...

SAN JOSE — Let the pig shooting season begin. The San Jose City Council on Tuesday approved an urgency measure to allow state-permitted shooting of wild pigs that have been ripping up lawns and ...

The article in the Economist, by Chicago correspondent Natasha Loder, rightly asserts that feral pigs are more than just a nuisance across the south, causing $1.5 billion in damage to crops and land.

The millions of feral hogs that have invaded Texas and are responsible for millions of dollars in damage to farms and ranches don't multiply and spread across the countryside by being stupid ...

The history of wild pig hunts is filled with unusual stories, but the chase for a 750-lb. beast hiding in plain sight on a Mississippi farm ranks as a standalone account. Farming reality outshines ...

The agency killed 28,860 feral hogs in 2019, about half through aerial shooting. "We take these big pig populations where we can block enough land to be effective and knock them down to a level ...

Shooting wild hogs with a rifle from a moving helicopter sounds like something from a typical weekend at Ted Nugent’s house, but this week, it happened here in Missouri, in the Bootheel. It seems that ...

I f there’s a more redneck way to hunt feral hogs, I’m not sure what it is.. It started with my dog. Not a hunting dog, mind you. Halifax is a mix between an Alaskan Husky and the Queen of ...

New Alabama regulations allow hunters with the proper licenses to bait for wild hogs, ... A new law that allows nighttime hunting of feral swine and coyotes went into effect on July 1, 2021.