U.S. senators are pushing to expand a pilot program targeting wild hogs, saying they cause hundreds of millions of dollars in agricultural damage yearly to Texas ranchers and farmers.
The city of Conroe insists it is working on a new trapping program to address feral hog issues.
Officials are hiring a consultant to see what can be done to control the feral hog population, because people are saying it's getting bad.
If you see bright lights or hear loud noises and gunshots, don't worry it's all part of the efforts to get the wild hogs under control.
Residents are calling on officials to help control the hogs that are destroying their lawns every few weeks.
Frustration is mounting in the Riverstone community in Sugar Land, where residents are facing more than a feral hog nuisance.