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Missouri Records A Shocking 84% Reduction In Feral Hog Population With This AMAZING Way!

Missouri Records A Shocking 84% Reduction In Feral Hog Population With This AMAZING Way! Missouri's Shocking 84% Reduction in Wild Boars WITHOUT Shooting! #feralhogs #wildboars The Most Effective Boar Trap? How Missouri Cut 84% Without a Single Shot #feralhogs #wildboars Wild boars are taking over America — and Texas is at the heart of the crisis. Despite years of hunting, trapping, and helicopter chases, the feral hog population keeps exploding. These invasive pests destroy crops, wreck ecosystems, and cost billions each year. However, Missouri has chosen a different path. With a science-based strategy, intelligent trapping systems, and strong cooperation from the public, the state has reduced the wild boar population by 84% – without a single shot being fired. In this video, T Process takes you on a journey through the true cost of hog infestations, why hunting often fails, and how one state found a better way. What makes feral hogs so dangerous? Why hunting and dogs haven’t stopped the spread How a sow gives birth to 24 piglets a year — and why that’s terrifying Missouri’s BoarBuster method that eliminated entire sounders How ordinary citizens made the difference If you care about American agriculture, land preservation, or just want to see an invasive species finally get stopped — this story matters. Like, comment & subscribe to join us on future stories from the frontlines of rural America. Your support fuels this channel. 📢 Help us reach our first 1,000 subscribers – every click on Subscribe is a powerful show of support. We truly appreciate you! 💛🙏 👉 Subscribe here:    / @tprocess-t7p   00:00 – 00:39 | Feral hogs, America's #1 Invasive Species: Feral hogs Across America Aerial Views of Farms and Forests. The Alarming Rise of the Feral hog Population and Why Texas Is Overpopulated. 00:40 – 02:43 | The number of wild boars in Texas accounts for nearly half of the number in the United States: reasons and solutions Helicopter Invasive species control, hunting wild boar with bow and arrow , Applying wild boar traps — but the population keeps growing. Why these aggressive tactics don’t solve the core problem. 02:44 – 03:39 | Wild Boars and Uncontrolled Reproduction: Female wild boars reproduce from 4 months old, producing 24 offspring each year; male boars can father over 140 piglets. Without natural predators, wild boar populations can explode. 03:40 – 06:28 | How to Control Missouri's Invasive Wild Boar Population Do not hunt on public land. Instead, use smart traps like BoarBuster, real-time alerts, and reports from citizens. Result: 84% population reduction by 2025. 06:29 – 08:01 | What each state can learn from Missouri How communities, not rifles, have prevented the spread of invasive wild boars. Why collaboration and smarter methods can succeed where ammunition has failed. 📺 This video is optimized for viewing on high definition (4K) TVs, specifically for those living in the US . Video uses sources from several channels : It's A Wild Life , Holly Ridge Homestead , MuddyfeetTV #InvasiveSpecies #hogtrapping #wildboartrap #wildboarhunt ► T Process is your gateway to discovering the latest innovations in agriculture, livestock technology, processing techniques, food production advancements, and much more. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 🔴 COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER T Process does not claim full ownership of the materials featured in this video. All rights belong to the respective individuals or organizations who deserve acknowledgment and respect. We utilize content under the Copyright Act of 1976, Section 107, which permits "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, commentary, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 🔴 If you are the rightful owner of any material used in this video, please notify us in the comments, and we will promptly address your concerns. 🔴 Disclaimer: This video is intended strictly for informational and educational use.