September 2025

Hunters are gearing up for another Alabama deer season in the woods. But in 2025, whitetail hunters face more than just balancing rut timing and food plot prep — they face feral hogs. With an estimated 400,000 wild hogs roaming the state, hunters are learning the hard way that hogs don’t just damage fields and […]

Oklahoma is home to an estimated 500,000 feral hogs, with populations spreading rapidly through farmland, river bottoms, and forests. For sportsmen, Oklahoma hog hunting has become both a challenge and a necessity as these invasive animals cause tens of millions in agricultural damage each year, uprooting crops, destroying pastureland, and competing with deer for acorns

Florida hunters enjoy one of the longest deer seasons in the Southeast, but the state’s growing feral hog population is reshaping the landscape. With over 500,000 wild hogs, Florida hog hunting has become both a year-round opportunity and a year-round challenge, as hogs root up food plots, dominate feeders, and compete directly with whitetails for

Florida Hog Hunting is more than a pastime, it’s a year-round battle with one of the largest feral hog populations in the U.S., estimated at over 500,000 animals statewide.These invasive pigs thrive in wetlands, farmlands, and forests, causing millions in agricultural losses and ecological damage each year. Hogs compete with deer for acorns and food

Louisiana deer hunters are gearing up for the 2025–2026 season, but another challenge is already waiting in the woods: feral hogs. This Louisiana Hog Hunting Guide explains how invasive hogs impact deer hunting, what the rules are, and how hunters can stay ahead of the problem. With an estimated 700,000 hogs across all 64 parishes,

Louisiana is home to one of the largest feral hog populations in the country — estimated at 700,000 animals across all 64 parishes. These destructive invaders uproot crops, erode wetlands, damage forests, and compete directly with deer and other native wildlife. According to the LSU AgCenter, feral hogs cause more than $76 million in agricultural

Georgia’s hunters are preparing for the 2025–2026 deer season, but another animal is already shaping the year ahead: feral hogs. . With an estimated 600,000 wild hogs roaming across nearly every county, Georgia hog hunting has become an important focus for landowners and sportsmen, as the state faces one of the most destructive invasive species

Georgia’s forests and farmland are home to an estimated 600,000 feral hogs, an invasive population that continues to expand across the state. Found in nearly every county, these hogs uproot crops, damage food plots, erode waterways, and compete directly with deer and other native wildlife for acorns and mast. For hunters, Georgia hog hunting has

Texas is ground zero for the nation’s feral hog crisis. With 2.6 to 3 million hogs roaming farms, forests, and fields, the Lone Star State holds more wild pigs than any other state combined. These animals cause over $50 million in crop and wildlife damage annually, uprooting food plots, destroying pastureland, and outcompeting native species.