Bibliography and Print Resources

Feral hog (left) and European wild boar (right). Both are the species Sus scrofa.

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Barrett, R. H. 1977. Wild pigs in California. Pages 111-113 in G. W. Wood, ed. Research and management of wild hog populations.

Symp. Belle W. Baruch For. Sci. Inst., Clemson Univ., Georgetown, South Carolina.

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