"This is a team effort." Officials enlist new tactics in battle against ginormous hogs taking over US region: 'A challenge ...

Florida has an estimated half-million feral hogs, an invasive species first introduced by Spanish explorers in the 1500s.

Feral hogs are spreading rapidly across the United States, causing serious damage to ecosystems, farms, and local communities. These aggressive wild pigs now number in the millions and continue to ...

Hawaiian hogs are built different. As one of the oldest non-native animal species on the islands, they’ve weathered civilizations rising and falling, only to emerge healthier, more robust, and ...

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 ...

Feral hogs are a serious threat to crop producers. (USDA photo) Programs combatting animal diseases and feral swine got a funding boost in President Donald Trump's sweeping reconciliation bill that ...

Texas and Oklahoma have recently approved the restricted use of a Warfarin-based feed (Kaput) to help cull feral hogs, following state-conducted studies. Could this blood thinner be the answer to the ...

Feral hog occupancy of Missouri watersheds has fallen 84% since 2016, when the state’s Feral Hog Elimination Partnership began. Funded by the U.S. Farm Bill and managed by the Missouri Department of ...

Flagler County has seen a decrease in feral hog captures, with 412 caught this year compared to 604 last year. Most captured hogs were found near the Bulow Creek Preserve and Graham Swamp Conservation ...

Feral hog populations remain firmly established across much of the Southern and Western U.S., with the highest concentrations in Texas, Georgia and Florida. Although primarily centered around warmer, ...

Texas ranchers may soon face a nightmare straight out of history books: the return of the flesh-eating New World screwworm. While the parasite hasn't been detected in the state yet, its slow march ...