A Feral Hog photographed on Village Creek Drying Bed property. Also located within the boundaries of the VCDB is a large corral-style Feral Hog trap. A small amount of bait corn had been left at the entrance. Interestingly, the trap had been ticketed by the City of Fort Worth for animal cruelty. Evidently, hogs were
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A small sounder of Feral Hogs passing through River Legacy Park in Arlington, Texas. Observation Details County – Tarrant City – Arlington Date – Mar 6, 2013 Time of Day – Night Temperature – Cool (50-69°F/10-21°C) Weather – Overcast Habitat – Recreation-Park Type of Behavior – Foraging Gender – Mixed Maturity – Adult Observer -
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A small sounder of Feral Hogs crossed our path near Lock and Dam Number 4 in the Trinity River Greenbelt Riverbend Preserve. There may have been as many as five pigs in this group. Most were quite young. One was large and black. Feral Hogs do not have the best situational awareness. Their hearing and
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Feral beasts are winning war with hunters, trappers in Texas. See the News account below: star-telegram.com – Boss Hogs
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These pictures of Feral Hogs were taken in the Great Trinity Forest—all well within Dallas City Limits. The pig population is exploding in the Joppa and McCommas Preserves, and around the Trinity River Audubon Center as well. This increase in the number of hogs comes in spite of control measures put in place by the
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Lemmon Lake in the Joppa Preserve is a special place. This unique environment attracts and abundance and variety of wildlife rarely seen anywhere, much less within the city limits of a major metropolitan area like Dallas, Texas. One of the most unusual things about this lake is its life-cycle. That’s right, Lemmon Lake lives and
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I came across a pretty good size sounder of Feral Hogs this weekend in the Great Trinity Forest. The sounder included hogs of all ages. There were cute, little piglets, and big, ugly adults. The hogs were rooting around in the soft mud along the shore of this body of water. I’m not sure what
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I have been stopping by the White Rock Creek Bike Trail in Lake Highlands on a weekly basis for roughly two months now. The main objective of my visits was to photograph and record the progress of an active Red-shouldered Hawks nest. Over this time I’ve had the opportunity to get to know some of
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The Great Trinity Forest is simply awash with Feral Hogs. There are more hogs in these woods than can be counted, and their sign is everywhere. This is a sampling of Feral Hog pictures taken in the Great Trinity Forest by automatic Scouting Cameras. Of note are photographs of a particularly large boar, a sounders
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I first photographed a single Feral Hog at this location in the Lake Highlands area of Dallas, Texas several weeks ago. After the initial effort, I continued to monitor the area with Scouting Cameras for the next three weeks. My goal was to get some insight into how many hogs were present in these woods
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This observation was made possible due to information provided by one of my readers. The tipster was responding to an article that I had posted back in February: My Wish List Part 1: Mammals. The tip was for River Otters, but as I followed up I found that the trail had grown cold—for the River
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