Wild-pig populations, laws and management programs differ substantially across the United States. PigBait’s State-by-State Wild Pig Resource Center brings together regulations, agency contacts, reporting systems, population information and management resources so landowners and professionals can quickly find reliable information for their state.
Find Your State
Select a state to find current wild-pig information, regulations, agency contacts, reporting options and management resources. PigBait will add state pages as they are researched and verified, beginning with states where wild pigs are established and management activity is significant.
Florida
Mississippi
Texas
Georgia
Alabama
Oklahoma
Additional state pages will be added as regulations, agency contacts and management resources are researched and verified.
Report a Sighting
Wild-pig sightings can help agencies and land managers understand where populations are established, expanding or reappearing. Reporting options vary by state, but USDA APHIS also provides national feral-swine reporting resources. PigBait will link directly to official state and federal reporting systems whenever possible.
View U.S. Distribution
USDA APHIS publishes national feral-swine distribution maps showing where established populations have been documented. PigBait will use these official distribution resources as a reference point while also linking readers to state-specific information as individual state pages are developed.
What Each State Page Will Include
Current Status & Distribution
Wildlife & Agriculture Agencies
Hunting & Shooting Rules
Trapping Regulations
Transport & Possession
Bait & Toxicant Rules
Reporting & AssistanceOfficial Sources
Each state page will use official agency and university sources whenever possible and will identify the source and date so readers can verify current requirements.
Sources & National Resources
USDA APHIS — National Feral Swine Damage Management Program
USDA APHIS — Feral Swine Distribution