Wild hogs cause more than $60 million in damage in Mississippi annually and can carry more than 65 parasites and diseases.

MIDLAND, Texas — Catching and controlling feral hogs isn't easy. The Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Department hopes a new type of trap will do the trick. Remote triggered traps have become the ...

The Wild Hog Program offers "smart" traps to be deployed. One trap per 500 acres is recommended, depending on landscape and land use.

"Smart" traps are being offered for 30-day use to help control Mississippi's growing number of wild hogs. Here's how to apply.

After weeks of chaos and uprooted lawns, a hog trap was built Tuesday night to end a feral swing rampage that has left homeowners and a nearby school reeling.

Paw Paw hog farmer Brian Herbert said his farm’s pigs are confined to a fenced pasture and vaccinated to protect from diseases feral swine could spread.