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The Department of Forestry has gathered stakeholders from various sectors to tackle the pressing issue of feral pigs, as their destructive behaviour threatens the integrity of the forest ecosystem, and poses challenges for farmers and landowners alike.
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SOURCE: Ministry of Agriculture
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This is Saint Lucia where ferral pigs should pose no significant issue. Make it public so people can go hunting for them. Alot of us would welcome free organic meats and black pudding.