We're never going to be able to eliminate all the hogs on Eglin.

They can destroy the biodiversity of the natural environment. They'll form a stand, and all of the other native species, all of the ground cover and the trees, are shaded out and out-competed for food and water.

They can destroy the biodiversity of the natural environment. They'll form a stand and all of the other native species, all of the ground cover and the trees, are shaded out and out-competed for food and water.

Anywhere there are open areas, it's easy for the tallow to get started. We're battling it all along our urban interface.

The hogs and the cows would get fat on them.

That's just our hogs stepping up the occasion.