Missouri's efforts to eradicate feral hogs include hunting, restrictions on hunting, large-scale trapping and shooting pigs from helicopters? Will any of this work?

Officials in one Texas county have extended the period in which they are paying hunters a bounty to kill nusiance feral pigs.

Visitors to city parks don't want to see or be bothered by feral pigs, which is why one city council has contracted with a trapper to remove the porcine problem.

The feral hog problem is severe in Texas, which is why Nueces County officials are offering to help landowners by loaning traps to capture the nasty critters.

Missouri officials have taken a hard stance against feral pigs, implementing a hardcore trapping effort and changing hunting regulations to eradicate the invasive pests.

If you've ever wondered how to skin and butcher feral pigs after knocking down one or two on a hunt, it's not difficult and can result in some tasty meat for the dinner table.

Landowners have been asked by officials with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources to help locate feral pigs in a specific county.

Feral hogs are delicious to eat, but the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warn to take precautions when cleaning and butchering the animals to prevent infection from a naturally occurring and debilitating disease.

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