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Feral Hog Sightings

in Iowa

If you have observed feral hogs or signs of them, please take this survey. Thank you for your time and input!

In November 2007, at least two feral hogs were sighted near Coalville by Brushy Creek (shown right). They may have been recently released.

Two hogs near Fort Dodge were also shot in October or November 2007. Investigation regarding their release continues.

Below is the most current map of feral hog sightings in Iowa.