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A Pickup Load of Pigs: The Feral Swine Pandemic
Date of this Version
Spring 2012
Document Type
Article
Citation
Human–Wildlife Interactions (Spring 2012) 6(1): article 19
doi: 10.26077/84za-q636
Special topic: Wildlife diseases
Abstract
This 8-minute documentary presents an overview of the problem of feral swine (Sus scrofa) in North America. Feral swine are quickly becoming the second-most pervasive species of wildlife after white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginanus), according to this short documentary. A Pickup Load of Pigs: The Feral Swine Pandemic, produced by Mississippi State University Extension Services, can be viewed on the Internet () under “A Pickup Load of Pigs.” A dvd version of the video is available for $5 on-line at .
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A Pickup Load of Pigs: The Feral Swine Pandemic is informative and entertaining. This video is an eye-opener for the general public, as well as land managers. I encourage you to view it.