Email Today: FeralHog@txstate.edu
Wimberley (2nd Mondays) ---- Kyle (3rd Fridays) Starting February 2022
2022 Workshop and Webinar Dates TBD
Hays County will be continuing countywide feral hog management efforts in 2022 after receiving a $7,500 grant from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, Wildlife Services. The Hays County program will include a five-dollar bounty on feral hogs, one workshop, one webinar, a countywide survey and damage assessment and the continuation of a volunteer-led trapping effort.
Beginning in February 2022, there will be two bounty claim opportunities per month for feral hogs harvested in Hays County. A $5 per hog bounty will be paid by check on tails and/or certified buying station receipts. Participants will be required to complete a W-9 AND a participation form, which can be obtained at the Hays County bounty station on designated bounty collection dates/times or by download at the links below.
Landowners engaging with the Hays County feral hog program will have the opportunity to participate in an ongoing, remote-operated feral hog trap sharing cooperative. These remote-operated traps have been upgraded in 2021 to enable live video feed sharing through updated 5G technology. To sign up for this program please complete your 2022 Feral Hog Damage and Control Survey.
*2022 Workshops TDB*
The 2020 Hays County Feral Hog Workshop was held virtually, as a webinar on Wednesday, July 29, 2020. Watch the recorded webinar, below.
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