Yes. Feral hogs can be dangerous to people, livestock, pets, and the land itself. They carry diseases, damage pasture and crops, and can get aggressive when pressured or protecting young. The real risk comes from leaving even a few on the landscape... they rebound fast and keep causing problems. That’s why full-group removal matters. When you take out the whole sounder with a quiet, continuous-catch net system like the Pig Brig, you reduce the risk at the source — fewer survivors, fewer threats,

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