Managing Feral Hog Damage
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- August 31, 2021
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This publication discusses the distribution of feral hogs as well as their habitats, food habits, and reproduction. Feral hogs can damage crops and kill lambs and kid goats. Methods of control are also explained. (4 pp., 1 photo, 2 illustrations)
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