Working on Texas’ Feral Hog Problem? We’d Like to Hear From You.
Texas Hog Dispatch welcomes information from people and organizations working on feral hog research, property impacts, public programs, community issues, and related services in Texas. What you share may help us improve public resources and understand where help is needed.
- Texas Hog Dispatch is independent. It is not a government agency, law-enforcement or public-safety service, university, or regulatory authority.
- Texas Hog Dispatch does not perform field hog-control services. Independent operators control their own services, methods, scheduling, and pricing.
- Contacting us does not create a partnership, endorsement, agency relationship, or procurement relationship, and it is not a guarantee that information will be published or acted on.
- For an immediate threat to human life or safety, call 911. For a hog problem on a property, use the property request pathway. For general questions, including outside the current dispatch focus, use Have a Question?.
People Working the Same Problem From Different Angles
Researchers & Educators
Research, studies, datasets, expert context, corrections to public material, and educational resources worth pointing people toward.
Government & Public Agencies
Public program information, records, outcomes, community impacts, and government purchasing or contract information. Contacting us does not create any relationship with your agency.
Communities & Land Managers
HOAs, neighborhoods, property managers, land managers, and large-property stakeholders dealing with recurring community or property issues.
Industry Organizations
Wildlife management organizations, agricultural groups, associations, and conservation or land-management organizations.
Businesses & Service Providers
Adjacent businesses and services with genuine relevance to feral hog-related work. This contact form is not an advertising or vendor marketplace.
Media, Writers & Analysts
Journalists, writers, podcasters, and analysts looking for sourced context. Where we can, we point toward public information and research — we do not speak for Texas agencies or the industry.
Useful Things to Send Our Way
- Research, datasets, or studies we should know about
- Corrections or source updates to public Texas Hog Dispatch material
- Public program information and outcomes
- Recurring property or community problems and emerging demand signals
- Industry, operator, or business context
- Government purchasing or contract opportunities
- Questions that could improve the public knowledge base
- Requests for research or resource links
- Potential informational collaboration or interviews
- Other relevant Texas feral hog information
We can’t promise publication, referrals, introductions, contracts, media responses, or collaboration on anything sent through this pathway.
Contact Texas Hog Dispatch
A few structured details help us understand who you are and route the inquiry internally. Your submission is reviewed privately and is not posted automatically. Public links may be evaluated as sources for future THD material.
Prefer email? Write ops@texashogdispatch.com.