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May 19, 2013
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They are aggressive and destructive, not to mention intelligent, and until recently they've been left alone in their natural habitat. But those days are rapidly disappearing for free-roaming wild hogs. This series documents the work of three animal removal companies in Texas, Hawaii and Florida as they attempt to control the population of these unruly beasts, which cause millions of dollars in damage to businesses, farms and homeowners each year in the United States. But corralling them is not easy, as some grow as large as 700 pounds, and they reproduce at an unbelievably high rate (two hogs, for example, can produce 44,000 of their kind).
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