Wild hogs can pose a severe risk when near your property. The largest imminent threat is wild hog(s) entering your home and launching an attack, with less severe risks also posed such as crop damage and vehicle damage. Wild hogs are confident animals that are likely to engage in risky behavior – especially males who have no childbearing responsibilities and thus more time to explore.

Preventing wild hogs from entering your property is a tough task, but not impossible. It is advised that the total population of wild hogs in the local area is removed to ensure total safety on your property. This is because of the rapid rate at which wild hogs can reproduce – female wild hogs breed on one or two occasions a year and have up to six babies each time. This emphasizes the importance of total eradication to ensure safety and to decrease their likelihood of return.