Louisiana is one of the few states where feral hogs can be hunted year-round. But just because it’s open season on hogs doesn’t mean there are no rules. You still need the right Louisiana hunting license, landowner permission, and in some cases — notification to the sheriff. With over 700,000 feral hogs wreaking havoc across […]
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Louisiana isn’t just the land of gumbo, jazz, and bayous — it’s also one of the most active states in the fight against feral hogs. With over 700,000 wild hogs roaming all 64 parishes, these destructive animals are causing an estimated $76 million in crop damage every year. The state is ground zero in the
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Georgia is one of the most active hunting states in the country. From deer and turkey to feral hogs and ducks, the Peach State offers hunters countless opportunities across diverse landscapes. But before you can step foot into a WMA or even trap on your own land, it’s crucial to understand your GA hunting license
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With over 500,000 wild hogs roaming the state, hog hunting in Florida has become a go-to pursuit for hunters. From Brevard to Bull Creek, public land access and no-quota hunts offer a rare opportunity to harvest feral pigs year-round — no closed season, no bag limit. But knowing where to hunt, what gear to use,
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If you manage land in Florida, whether it’s a ranch, orchard, timber tract, or hunting property, you’ve likely had a run-in with wild hogs. These invasive animals are tearing up everything from sod farms to sugar cane fields, leaving thousands of dollars in destruction. But with Florida’s mix of swampy terrain, pine flatwoods, and humid
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How to get rid of wild boars: If you’re a Texas rancher or landowner, you’ve likely seen the signs: rooted-up pastures, wallows in your hay fields, busted fences, and disturbed feeders. With feral hogs spreading across 253 of Texas’ 254 counties, you’re not alone. These animals are opportunistic, nocturnal, and extremely adaptable—making them one of
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Why are wild hogs a problem: If you’re a Texas landowner, rancher, or property manager, chances are you’ve seen the damage firsthand. Rooted-up pastures, busted fences, broken waterlines, trampled crops. You’re not imagining it: wild hogs are an escalating problem across the state, and they’re costing Texans dearly. The Scale of the Feral Hog Problem
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