Wild pigs cause millions in damages in California. But hunting them could become easier.
This kind of pay-to-play arrangement is the norm for most hunters hoping to bag a wild hog in California. The nonnative feral pigs that have invaded 56 of California's 58 counties live almost entirely on private agricultural land. Hunters hoping to shoot one usually have to pay a guide who leases property from a landowner.
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