HOG UPDATE

We wanted to make you aware the Board of Directors for Fort Bend MUD No. 121 has hired “Texas Wild Hog Control” to begin the hog trapping process. In the coming days you will see a gentleman by the name of Edward Dickey, who will be assessing the area(s). Please note each situation and property can be unique, but in most circumstances, trapping the hogs can be achieved within 15-30 days. They will first start a baiting program to condition the hogs to trust the bait site. After they are confident in the of amount hogs that are coming to the site, they will drop a gate through a smartphone cellular control system. Once the hogs are trapped, they will then be removed from the property. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to reach out to the District’s Legal Assistant, Carli Trojcak – ctrojcak@abhr.com.

Deter Feral Hog Activity

Feral hogs are a highly adaptable invasive species, and controlling their populations requires an integrated approach. The most effective strategies involve removing all potential attractants from your property.

The board is providing this information for homeowners to consider as a possible way to deter feral hog activity.

Please click here to learn about Grub Worms, how to get rid of them, and caring for your lawn after getting rid of Grub Worms.