Wild Hogs are among the most destructive species invading the United States today. Their omnivore diet consists of almost anything and everything such as grass fields, vegetables, fruits, seeds, hay, etc. They have no natural predators and a female hogs can breed up to 12 piglets every six months for up to 8 years! Due to those factors it is no surprise that the number of wild hog population has reached the two million to six million with half of them residing in Texas. Surprisingly wild hogs are very intelligent mammals and will evade most attempts of trapping and killing them. Because of their destructive nature and invasive population, Texas allows hunting of these animals all year round and does not limit the number of hogs that can be hunted.