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Revenge of the wild pigs goes toxic

The wild pig bomb perpetually explodes. Shoot, trap, pressure, and push, but the march of wild pigs continues across the United States. However, a chemical cavalry is approaching and may provide a major weapon in the control arsenal used by landowners and farmers. Can we kill the ultimate beast of survival with a poison pill? AgWeb takes a look at the latest in the bid to rid us of wild pig. Read more…

Written by:
kristin
Published on:
November 17, 2017

Categories: The Cattleman Now, Wildlife

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