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Feral Hogs
Wild Hogs - Problems and Solutions
Wildlife Resources
Regardless how hard we hunt them, hunting alone can’t keep up with the feral hog population explosion.
How Feral Hogs Negatively Affect Native Plants
Wildlife Resources
Produced by: Texas AgriLife Extension Service as part of the Plum Creek Watershed Feral Hog Project
Article by: Jared B. Timmons, Blake Alldredge, Dr. William E. Rogers, and Dr. James C. Cathey
Wild Hog Hunting: Stay Healthy on Your Hunt (2009)
Wildlife Resources
Produced by federal agencies and distributed by state officials
Contact of Feral Swine and Cattle: Implications for Disease Transmission (2010)
Wildlife Resources
From the Journal of Wildlife Diseases, 46(1), 2010
Building a Feral Hog Snare (2010)
Wildlife Resources
Published by the Texas AgriLife Extension Service
