Feral hogs are a menace to farmers across the US, causing at least $2.5 billion in damage annually. There’s only one way to ...

They can weigh up to 250lbs, stand 3ft tall, shatter bones with a powerful 30mph charge or slice you up with their 18-inch tusks. Worse still, your chances of having a nasty encounter with a wild ...

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service wants people to eat more invasive species. You can get nutria, wild pigs, carp and northern ...

Feral hogs are often called wild hogs despite one main difference. The root of the word “feral” implies the species was once domesticated. Therefore, many feral hogs originated from ...

See which ones you could bring to your next potluck. One of the earliest invasive species — wild hogs can trace their lineage ...

Current estimates indicate that nine million wild hogs in the US annually cause $1.5 billion in damage costs. It is clear wild hogs are here to stay, offering a challenging big game animal to hunt.

Inventories of hogs in the U.S. fell from their levels seen last quarter and at this time last year, according to data from the Department of Agriculture. The USDA said that the total of hogs and ...

Wild hogs are an invasive species in the state of Tennessee described by wildlife leaders as “near impossible” to manage. Despite years of efforts to control the rapidly growing population ...

Hogs and boar can be " a full-blown ecological ... "Leaner and richer in flavor than store-bought pork, wild boar works in everything from smoked barbecue to hearty chili. Grind it for burgers ...

Some of the invasive species in Mississippi include feral hogs, nutria, snakeheads, and various carp species. Save a swamp. Eat a nutria. FWS even suggests preferred ways to cook the invaders.