A booming wild hog population is causing frustration and damage for residents in Roanoke. The hog wild problem has led police and city leaders to ramp up efforts to control the destructive animals.

Wild hogs were spotted in Coppell and in two neighborhoods in Roanoke last week, officials said. The animals are an invasive species known for destroying property and vegetation in their search for ...

In this December 19, 2011 file photograph, wild hogs are seen in bottom-land just off Graveyard Road in the Vicksburg National Military Park causing noticeable damage to the ground around several 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 ...

OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — There are an estimated 6 million feral hogs roaming across the United States, with some 500,000 living in Florida. Florida Fish and Wildlife numbers in Osceola County show an ...

Feral hogs tearing through backyards and damaging public lands — even attacking residents — has been a growing issue over the past few years in Flagler County. But according to land management staff, ...

ROANOKE, Texas — Another North Texas city says it's increased patrols because of feral hog activity and is working on trapping efforts. The City of Roanoke says the police department and city staff ...

COPPELL, Texas — Feral hogs are on the move again in North Texas — this time roaming the neighborhoods that sit along the city line between Irving and Coppell. Neighbors near Barbara Bush Middle ...

Missouri has had success in controlling its wild pig population. Read what policymakers and field workers in other states can learn.

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