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Practical, field-tested methods for wild pig control: biology, impacts, trapping, and removal strategies for landowners.
View guideA deep, regularly updated hub on wild pig biology, damage, legal considerations, and control methods.
Visit resourceExtension guidance and outreach materials on identifying, reporting, and managing wild pig populations.
Visit resourceField-tested technical notes from USDA Wildlife Services on wild pig biology, damage assessment, and proven control methods.
View PDFThe federal program coordinating wild pig removal, disease surveillance, and research nationwide.
Visit programAnnually updated maps showing where wild pigs are established and how their range is changing.
Open mapsHow wild pigs damage crops, livestock, and agricultural land, and the cost to producers nationwide.
Learn moreA one-page visual breakdown of the estimated $678.8 million in annual wild pig impacts to producers of six crops across the South-Eastern U.S. and California.
View infographic (PDF)A comprehensive technical guide to wild pig biology, damage, and integrated management for wildlife professionals and landowners.
View guideA template for state agencies to prevent introductions, halt range expansion, and eradicate wild pigs while eradication is still feasible.
View toolkitA national review of the policies and laws that govern, and could curb, the illegal movement of live wild pigs that drives new infestations.
View report (PDF)The APHIS wild pig hub: biology, damage, disease, control methods, and program resources in one place.
Visit resourceA quick-reference guide to the bacterial, viral, and parasitic diseases wild pigs carry and how they spread to livestock, wildlife, and people.
View brochure (PDF)How wild pigs transmit diseases like brucellosis and pseudorabies to domestic and pasture-raised pigs, with prevention guidance for producers.
View factsheet (PDF)The injury and disease risks wild pigs pose to dogs, including pseudorabies and swine brucellosis, and how to protect hunting and working dogs.
View factsheet (PDF)Other task forces and working groups coordinating wild pig control across agencies and regions.
The federal program coordinating wild pig removal, disease surveillance, and research nationwide.
A national forum where state and federal agencies align on wild pig policy, funding, research, and control.
Biologists and wildlife disease experts from Southeastern state agencies developing science-based wild pig solutions.
Midwestern states and provinces working to prevent introductions and eradicate emerging wild pig populations.
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