Wild hogs and feral pigs in the United States cause more damage to crops, woodlands, levees, rights of way and landscapes of almost any kind. Their feeding habits and the damage they cause can be widespread -- as few as 10 hogs can destroy 20 to 30 acres of landscape in one night along with property fencing, feeders and water troughs.

Wild hogs and feral pigs -- the most destructive and invasive animal species in the United States – cause damage that extends across local ecosystems, wrecking yards, lawns, landscapes, gardens and woodlands. Their droppings foul ponds and swimming areas with fecal matter. The only way to stop wild hogs and feral pigs is to get rid of them!