Feral Hog
The Wildlife Department receives many inquiries each year
about hunting "wild" hogs. Feral hogs are defined as any hogs,
including Russian and European wild boar, which are running at
large and whose owners are unknown. In the case where the hog's
owner is known, the hog will be defined as feral five days after
escaping confinement. If notice is provided to adjacent
landowners within those five days, the hog shall not be
considered feral for an additional 10 days.
Hog Hunting Information
- Hunting Regulations pertaining to Hog Hunting
- Feral Hog Questions and Answers
- Feral Hog Information through the OK Dept. of Agriculture
- Feral Swine Directory to assist landowners
The Feral Hog in Oklahoma: Table of Contents
The Feral Hog in Oklahoma
R.L. Stevens
The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, Ardmore, Oklahoma