Feral swine meetings Thursday in Eureka and Libby
Feral swine have been called the "rototillers" of nature. Their long snouts and tusks allow them to rip and root their way across America in search of food. Unfortunately, the path they leave behind impacts ranchers, farmers, land managers, conservationists, and suburbanites. Photo provide by NASA.
The discovery of a pig carcass on national forest land near Lake Koocanusa has prompted the Montana Department of Livestock, Montana Invasive Species Council, and USDA-APHIS Wildlife Services to hold public meetings about feral swine in Eureka and Libby on Thursday, Sept. 22. ...
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