It’s something many farmers across Missouri deal with, feral hogs. They’re a detriment to farmlands all across the state.

Feral hog occupancy of Missouri watersheds has fallen 84% since 2016, when the state’s Feral Hog Elimination Partnership began. Funded by the U.S. Farm Bill and managed by the Missouri ...

The state's hundreds of feral hog reports are among the highest in the nation, Captain Experiences said.

Feral hog occupancy of Missouri watersheds has fallen 84% since 2016, when the state’s Feral Hog Elimination Partnership began. Funded by the farm bill and managed by the Missouri Department of ...

Missouri has had a feral hog problem for years. The animals are known for trampling ecosystems and farmland, spreading diseases, and threatening bird populations.

Numbers reduced by 65% With the group’s help, feral hog numbers have decreased by nearly 65% in Missouri watersheds since 2016. In 2022, the partnership removed 6,289 hogs, helped 709 landowners ...

Over 600 Missouri residents aid in reducing feral hogs by 35% in 2024, reports the University of Missouri. Wildlife conservation continues to face challenges.

An official statewide effort killed more than 6,000 feral hogs across Missouri in 2022, a sign that control efforts are working.

The Missouri Feral Hog Elimination Partnership is bucking that trend and seeing success in eliminating feral hogs from private and public lands – including U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Harry S ...

From feral pigs to the emerald ash borer, the Missouri Department of Conservation discusses top invasive species & how to stop their spread.

In some states, total elimination of feral hogs is the end goal for conservationists. The Missouri Feral Hog Elimination Partnership killed 9,857 feral hogs in 2021, bringing the total number of ...

Feral pigs displace and outcompete whitetail deer. Here's what land managers can do to win back properties for native plants and wildlife.