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THE WOODLANDS, TX -- Precinct 3 hog-trapping initiative shows early success.
The two pictures above are 4 pregnant sow and 3 wild boars which were captured and euthanized.
Background:
In response to resident concerns, Commissioner Noack started a 90-day pilot program last week. More than 4 traps have been set at a cost of $14,500. The traps can be relocated as necessary throughout the area.
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