1. Wildlife: Feral Hog Quiz Go to Last Slide for Directions
Tye Snellgrove, Lowndes High School
Georgia Agriculture Education Curriculum Office
July 2006
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3. T-F for 1
Question: Hogs were first brought to the United States by Hernado de Sotto in 1539.
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4. T-F 1 for 1
Answer: true
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5. T-F for 2
Question: Feral hog populations with domestic ancestry are the most common morphotype found in the U.S.
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6. T-F for 2
Answer: true
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7. T-F for 3
Question: Feral hogs are members of the family Suidae and includes feral hogs, European wild boars and their crosses.
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8. T-F 1 for 3
Answer: true
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9. T-F 1 for 4
Question: Feral hogs are omnivores, meaning they feed on a variety of both plant and animal matter.
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10. T-F 1 for 4
Answer: true
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11. T-F 1 for 5
Question: Feral hogs are carriers for both swine brucellosis and pseudo-rabies.
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12. T-F 1 for 5
Answer: true
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13. Russian for 1
Question: What is the best developed sense in feral hogs?
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14. Russian 2 for 1
Answer: smell
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15. Russian 2 for 2
Question: What is the average liter size for feral hog sows?
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16. Russian 2 for 2
Answer: 4-6
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17. Russian 2 for 3
Question: Surprisingly, what foods have feral hogs been known to consume?
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18. Russian 2 for 3 Answer: lamb or goats, fawns, quail, turkey eggs
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19. Russian 2 for 4 Question: Why are feral hogs and javelina different?
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20. Russian 2 for 4
Answer: Feral are true pigs while javelina belong to a different mammal family.
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21. Russian 2 for 5
Question: Where were the first pure Russian wild boars brought to in U.S.?
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22. Russian 2 for 5
Answer: New Hampshire
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23. P,P,F 3 for 1
Question: In how many states do wild, feral, and Russian boars exist ?
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24. P.P.F 3 for 1
Answer: 19
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25. P.P.F 3 for 2
Question: In which state is the feral hog classified as a game animal?
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26. P.P.F 3 for 2
Answer: Florida
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27. P.P.F 3 for 3 Question: Which state has the largest hog population?
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28. P.P.F 3 for 3
Answer: Texas
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29. P.P.F 3 for 4
Question: What are two of the three legal control methods in Texas ?
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30. P.P.F 3 for 4 Answer: hunting, trapping, catch dogs
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31. P.P.F 3 for 5
Question: What are the two states where Russian wild boars may still exist ?
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32. P.P.F 3 for 5
Answer: Texas, New Hampshire
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33. Mule foot 4 for 1 Question: Are feral hogs good to eat ?
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34. Mule foot 4 for 1 Answer: Yes, if the meat is cared for properly.
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35. Mule foot 4 for 2
Question: What is a shield?
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36. Mule foot 4 for 2
Answer: A tough shoulder hide on boars that protects them from fights with other boars.
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37. Mule foot 4 for 3
Question: Is it advisable to stock feral hogs on your property?
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38. Mule foot 4 for 3
Answer: Absolutely not. In Georgia, to move wild hogs, they must first test as brucellolis and psuedo-rabies negative.
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39. Mule foot 4 for 4
Question: What are two of the four good baits to attract feral hogs to traps?
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40. Mule foot 4 for 4
Answer: Corn, milo, sweet feed, raspberry flavored jello.
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41. Mule foot 4 for 5
Question: At what national meeting was a two day seminar held on feral hogs?
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42. Mule foot 4 for 5
Answer: The National Symposium on Feral Hogs in Texas. Researchers, extension personnel, wildlife managers, and others met to discuss research on wild hogs.
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43. Feral 5 for 1
Question: Describe changes in the hog population over the past 10 years.
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44. Feral 5 for 1
Answer: Wild hog’s range has expanded as their numbers have increased.
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45. Feral 5 for 2 Question: What type of habitat do wild hog’s prefer?
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46. Feral 5 for 2 Answer: Wet swamp land that is thick and woody.
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47. Feral 5 for 3 Question: What is a group of wild hogs called?
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48. Feral 5 for 3
Answer: Sounder
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49. Feral 5 for 4
Question: What is the actual name from which “russian” was taken?
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50. Feral 5 for 4
Answer: Prussian
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51. Feral 5 for 5
Question: What is a more accurate name that is used among researchers for Russian Boars?
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52. Feral 5 for 5
Answer: Eurasian
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