Feral pigs have earned a reputation as one of the nation’s most destructive invasive species. The pigs, which can weigh hundreds of pounds, trample fields and eat crops, doing billions of dollars in ...

The USDA established a management program for feral hogs in 2014. Since then, 12 states have eradicated the animals. Here's ...

For a long time, feral hogs were treated like somebody else’s problem. If you didn’t live in the deep South, spend time on ranch ground, or know a farmer who had fields rooted up overnight, it was ...

Feral hogs have inhabited North America for more than 700 years, so why are they suddenly such a destructive force now? Human interference, as always, is the culprit. Javelinas, or collared peccaries, ...

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