Landowners: What to expect when trapping feral hogs
(WorldNews Environment)

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - When state and federal agencies receive a report of feral hog sightings or sign on private land, a member of the Missouri Feral Hog Elimination Partnership is dispatched to review the evidence and visit with the landowner. Trapping is a process that takes time. It`s a long-term solution to a long-term problem, so it`s important that landowners know what to expect when they embark on the process of eliminating feral hogs on their land. The partnership is made up of 12 state and federal organizations that work together on feral hog elimination. Partnership members participating in on-the-ground trapping efforts include the U.S. Forest Service (USFS), Missouri Department...