Texas A&M experts help suburban communities manage growing feral hog populations with new science-backed management strategies.

(FOX40.COM) — Recreational hunters will have the opportunity to help control the wild pig population in a Solano County wetland spanning more than 2,000 acres this spring. Officials with the ...

Wild hogs are tearing up fields across 15 states, causing rising agricultural and habitat damage that farmers can’t ignore.

If you live alongside them, you understand how quickly suburban feral hogs can stop feeling quirky and fun to have in your neighborhood. The damage they cause is expensive and routine, as feral hogs ...

A trail camera at a South Texas wildlife refuge recently captured something most Texans will never see in the wild. In Texas, ocelots survive in just two isolated breeding populations totaling fewer ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photo Credit: iStock Experts have warned that an "incredibly destructive" invasive species is on the brink of crossing the ...

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In Texas, feral hog populations are expanding into suburban zones, making them difficult to control. Feral hogs cause landscape damage and pose parasite risks for all pets and people on properties. If ...

Observers are reminded to only take photos, maintain a safe distance and not disturb the nests. HOUSTON (CW39) – It’s Bald Eagle nesting season and they are BUSY! Wildlife researchers are asking ...

He said the bill would allow Georgia residents and nonresidents to trap and kill feral hogs without a hunting or trapping license. It would also remove the wildlife control permit needed for taking of ...

It’s no secret that feral hogs are not good news for the ecosystems of America. But now they present an additional threat. Two new and devastating diseases can potentially be spread by these hogs, and ...

AUSTIN — For the past 24 years, countless volunteers band together in February to search the Texas coastline for abandoned crab traps. The abandoned traps can foul shrimpers’ nets, snag anglers’ lines ...