Using Fences to Exclude Feral Hogs from Wildlife Feeding Stations
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- December 7, 2021
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Hunters and land managers use feeding stations to feed and attract deer and other wildlife. However, feral hogs will consume a substantial portion of the feed if it is not protected. This publication explains current research findings and details how to build fences that will exclude feral hogs but still allow deer to access wildlife feeding stations. (3 pages)
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