Across the world, and especially in the southern US, feral pigs are a problem. Marauding hordes of swine are destroying crops and sensitive natural environments, causing traffic accidents and spreading disease and parasites. They have even dug up cemeteries. The US Department of Agriculture estimates the damage at $1.5 billion a year. Ornes tells why it's not easy to outwit these brainy beasts. He also relates the experience of Rodney Woodson as a pig trapper.
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