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  1. Feral swine (Sus scrofa) are a combination of Eurasian wild boar and escaped or un-kept domestic swine. Common names for this species include feral hog, swine, or pig, Eurasian boar, Russian wild boar, and razorback. Introduced to the United States in 1539, they now inhabit at least 38 states and 3 U.S. territories.

  2. Jul 12, 2024 · The bill also prohibits feeding wild hogs once established and requires Ohio citizens to report any feral pig they see to state officials. Under the proposed law, bringing feral hogs into the ...

    • Which States Are Most Impacted by Wild Hogs?
    • Feral Hogs Disrupt Native Species
    • Managing The Feral Hog Problem

    Florida, Georgia and Texas have the most feral hog reports in the U.S, according to data fromthe University of Georgia Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health. In 2023 alone, Texas had 2,425 feral hogs reported, followed by 1,377 in Georgia. Fifteen states had no feral hog sightings last year.

    The animal’s range has expanded more westward and northward over time, with at least 35 states reporting feral swine presence. States including California, Hawaii, and Michigan now have relatively large feral hog populations. Nearly 300 native plant and animal species in the U.S.are in rapid decline because of feral swine, and many of the species a...

    In some states, total elimination of feral hogs is the end goal for conservationists. The Missouri Feral Hog Elimination Partnershipkilled 9,857 feral hogs in 2021, bringing the total number of hogs killed since 2016 to more than 54,000. Public hunting is one of the most popular mitigation tactics of wild hogs and has become a common recreational a...

  3. Jun 13, 2024 · The Ohio House passed a bill on Wednesday that prohibits the import of feral swine into the state, stops the hunting of feral swine and puts an end to feeding swine garbage.

  4. Jun 12, 2024 · COLUMBUS- The Ohio House yesterday passed House Bill 503, legislation that prohibits the import of feral swine into Ohio, stops the hunting of feral swine, and puts an end to the risky practice of garbage feeding of swine. The legislation is sponsored by State Reps. Bob Peterson (R-Sabina) and Don Jones (R-Freeport).

  5. Jun 21, 2024 · June 21, 2024. 2 Min Read. FERAL LEGISLATION: House Bill 503, supported by the Ohio Pork Council and the state’s ag commodity groups, prohibits importation and hunting of feral swine, and outlaws garbage-feeding of pigs. JohnCarnemolla/Getty Images. Ohio’s House of Representatives gave its unanimous support for legislation aimed to stop the ...

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  7. Bringing a wild pig into Ohio, possessing it or releasing it could result in a $500 fine, if the bill becomes law. The bill would eliminate a current state license that allows for garbage feeding ...

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