feral hogs

Rooting damage from feral hogs at a golf course in Viburnum, Mo. Photo courtesy of Kevin Crider.
Farmland, Land, Midwestern Region, Missouri, Ranchland, Real Estate, Regional Roundup

Cooperation has cut Missouri’s feral hog numbers

Private and public cooperators have worked together to reduce Missouri feral hog numbers with a trend noted since 2016. Read More

Ag News, Beef, Cow Calf, Forage Crops, Hunting, Lacey Vilhauer, Oklahoma, Outdoors, Southern Region, Swine, Texas

Feral hog toxicant approved in Texas and Oklahoma

Avian, Game Birds, Midwestern Region, Missouri, Regional Roundup, Turkeys

Partnership helps southern Missouri landowner stave off feral hogs

MU Extension feral hog outreach educator Kevin Crider points out where feral hogs have damaged trees. Hogs rub their bristly bodies on trees after wallowing in waterways. (Photo by Linda Geist.)

Project helps reduce Missouri feral hog population by 65%

Feral hogs cause millions of dollars in agricultural and property damages each year and negatively impact Texas ecosystems, including native plant and animal species. (Stock photo.)

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension study shows toxicant effective tool to reduce feral hog populations

Feral hogs cause millions of dollars in agricultural and property damages each year and negatively impact Texas ecosystems, including native plant and animal species. (Stock photo.)

Reducing feral hog populations in Arkansas

  • By Ryan McGeeney, U of A System Division of Agriculture

Feral hog eradication resources offered

  • By Ryan McGeeney, U of A System Division of Agriculture