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Destructive feral hogs have been spotted in Illinois, but experts urge not to shoot them

More than 6 million feral swine are present in the U.S. across 35 states, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and Illinois officials investigated more than 30 reported spottings

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Destructive feral hogs have been spotted in Illinois, but experts urge not to shoot them

One reason feral swine are dangerous is their opportunistic nature. They re omnivorous and will eat practically anything, and their rooting and wallowing can destroy agriculture and habitats for endangered species.

University of illinoisUnited statesPope countyShawnee national forestJackson countyBradley wilsonPeggy dotyUs department of agricultureUniversity of illinois extensionIllinois department of natural resourcesWildlife services illinois state officeMissouri department of natural resourcesJackson county unionUs department of agriculture wildlife servicesIllinois extensionAgriculture wildlife services

Destructive feral hogs have been spotted in Illinois, but experts urge not to shoot them

One reason feral swine are dangerous is their opportunistic nature. They re omnivorous and will eat practically anything, and their rooting and wallowing can destroy agriculture and habitats for endangered species.

University of illinoisUnited statesPope countyJackson countyShawnee national forestBradley wilsonPeggy dotyWildlife services illinois state officeIllinois department of natural resourcesUs department of agricultureUs department of agriculture wildlife servicesUniversity of illinois extensionJackson county unionMissouri department of natural resourcesIllinois extensionAgriculture wildlife services

Destructive feral hogs have been spotted in Illinois, but experts urge not to shoot them

One reason feral swine are dangerous is their opportunistic nature. They re omnivorous and will eat practically anything, and their rooting and wallowing can destroy agriculture and habitats for endangered species.

University of illinoisUnited statesJackson countyShawnee national forestPope countyPeggy dotyBradley wilsonUs department of agricultureJackson county unionUs department of agriculture wildlife servicesUniversity of illinois extensionIllinois department of natural resourcesMissouri department of natural resourcesWildlife services illinois state officeIllinois extensionAgriculture wildlife services

Destructive feral hogs have been spotted in Illinois, but experts urge not to shoot them

The invasive species is capable of destroying important habitats overnight and carries more than 30 diseases.

University of illinoisUnited statesJackson countyPope countyShawnee national forestPeggy dotyBradley wilsonUs department of agricultureMissouri department of natural resourcesJackson county unionUs department of agriculture wildlife servicesWildlife services illinois state officeIllinois department of natural resourcesUniversity of illinois extensionIllinois extensionAgriculture wildlife services

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