surveyId: 3784 Feral Swine Survey - 2022

FERAL SWINE SURVEY - 2022
				OMB No. 0535-0256 Approval Expires: 6/30/2024 Project Code: 931 Survey ID: 3784
					United States Department of Agriculture
					NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE
				USDA/NASS National Operations Division 9700 Page Avenue, Suite 400 St. Louis, MO 63132-1547 Phone: 1-888-424-7828 Fax: 1-855-415-3687 E-mail: nass@nass.usda.gov
			Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
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SECTION 1 - GENERAL
For purposes of this study, "wild pig" refers to any pig or hog that is roaming free and does not have an owner. Other names for "wild pig" include feral hog, wild boar, feral pig, and feral swine.
1. On June 1, 2022, how many acres did your operation:							Acres
a. Own?						+	100
b. Rent or lease from others or use rent free? (Exclude land used on an animal unit month (AUM) basis, Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and Forest Service land.)						+	101
c. Rent to others?						-	102
2. Calculate item 1a + 1b - 1c. Then the total acres operated on June 1, 2022 was						=	103
3. In what state and county is the majority of your operation located?							OFFICE USE
	State		County				55
							60

SECTION 1 - GENERAL (continued)

4. To the best of your knowledge, during the last three years, have wild pigs been present in the county reported in item 3?
106	1 Yes - Continue	3 No - Go to Item 6	2 Don't Know - Go to Item 6
5. To the best of your knowledge, how has the wild pig population changed (if at all) over the past three years in the county reported in item 3 ?
70	1 Substantially increased 2 Somewhat increased 3 No real change 4 Somewhat decreased 5 Substantially decreased 6 Eliminated completely 7 Don't Know
6. During the last three years, have wild pigs been present on your operation?
107	1 Yes - Continue	3 No - Go to Item 8	2 Don't Know - Go to Item 8
7. To the best of your knowledge, how has the wild pig population changed (if at all) over the past three years on your operation?
71	1 Substantially increased 2 Somewhat increased 3 No real change 4 Somewhat decreased 5 Substantially decreased 6 Eliminated completely 7 Don't Know

8. Which animals do you think have experienced a decline in population on this operation in the last three years that you attribute to wild pigs? Check all that apply.
	300 Deer 301 Pheasants and/or Quail 302 Waterfowl 303 Turkeys 320 Doves 304 Other 321 None of these 322 Don't know

9. The following questions are about things that you do, or allow other people to do on your property.
a. Do you use feed to attract game animals, such as deer?	xxx	1 Yes	3 No
b. Do you hunt wild pigs, or allow others to hunt wild pigs, on your property? Include recreational hunting such as aerial hunting, ground hunting, or hunting with dogs	xxx	1 Yes	3 No
c. Do you take measures, other than hunting, to control the presence of wild pigs on your property?	xxx	1 Yes	3 No
d. Other than any crops on your land, are there any features on your property that may serve as a safe haven or otherwise attract wild pigs? (For example, a pond, river, forested area, and/or low-lying land.)	xxx	1 Yes	3 No

10. The following questions are about things that are done on properties surrounding your operation, not including your

property.

a.

Do surrounding property owners nearby use feed to attract game animals, such as deer?

xxx

₁ Yes

₃ No

₂ Don't Know

b.

Do surrounding properties nearby employ farming or livestock ranching practices that may attract wild pigs, whether intentionally or unintentionally? (For example, certain crops grown or livestock feed supplements.)

xxx

₁ Yes

₃ No

₂ Don't Know

c.

Do surrounding property owners hunt wild pigs, or allow others to hunt wild pigs, on their property? Include recreational hunting such as aerial hunting, ground hunting, or hunting with dogs.

xxx

₁ Yes

₃ No

₂ Don't Know

d.

Do surrounding properties take measures, other than hunting, to control the presence of wild pigs on their property?

xxx

₁ Yes

₃ No

₂ Don't Know

e.

Do surrounding property owners transport and release wild pigs on their property?

xxx

₁ Yes

₃ No

₂ Don't Know

f.

Do surrounding property owners intentionally attract or provide a “safe haven” for wild pigs on their property?

xxx

₁ Yes

₃ No

₂ Don't Know

g.

Are there public parks, wildlife refuges, or other public land nearby that serve as a safe haven for wild pigs?

xxx

₁ Yes

₃ No

₂ Don't Know

SECTION 2 - CROPS

1. Were any crops harvested on your operation in 2021?
108	1□ Yes - Continue	3□ No - Skip to Section 3

2. Are there any crops that you did not plant, or planted less of, due to possible damage from wild pigs in 2021?

xxx

1□ Yes - Continue

3□ No – Go to Question 7

3. What crop(s) did you decide not to plant, or plant less of, in 2021 due to possible damage from wild pigs? Mark all that apply.

_xxx □ Corn

_xxx □ Soybeans

_xxx □ Wheat

_xxx □ Rice

_xxx □ Sorghum

_xxx □ Peanuts

_xxx □ Other crop, specify xxx __________________

4. What crop(s), if any, did you grow in 2021 in place of the crop(s) that you did not plant due to possible damage from wild pigs? Mark all that apply.

_xxx □ Corn

_xxx □ Soybeans

_xxx □ Wheat

_xxx □ Rice

_xxx □ Sorghum

_xxx □ Peanuts

_xxx □ Other crop, specify xxx __________________

_xxx □ I did not plant another crop in place of my preferred crop

5. Did you lose profit from not growing the crops that you did not plant due to possible damage from wild pigs? Consider your best estimates for the revenues and costs for the preferred crop(s), and compare them with the actual revenues and costs for any crops you planted in their place, if applicable.

xxx

1□ Yes - Continue

3□ No - Go to Question 7

3□ Don’t Know - Go to Question 7

6. Approximately how much money do you think you lost from not growing this crop or crops in 2021?

Dollars

xxx

7. If you had wild pigs on your property in 2021, how far are your crops from the closest potential habitat for wild pigs, such as forest, woodland, swamps, or a wildlife refuge?

_{xxx 1} □ I did not have wild pigs on my property in 2021 – Go to Question 10

₂ □ My crops are adjacent to a potential wild pig habitat – Go to Question 10

₃ □ Not adjacent, but less than 1 mile – Continue to Question 8

₄ □ Between 1 and 3 miles – Continue to Question 8

₅ □ Between 3 and 5 miles – Continue to Question 8

₆ □ More than 5 miles – Continue to Question 8

8. Does the closest potential wild pig habitat have food sources for wild pigs, such as acorns or fruits?

xxx

1□ Yes

3□ No

3□ Don’t Know

9. Are there any large natural or man-made physical barriers between your crops and the closest potential wild pig habitat?

Include:

• Rivers or other large bodies of water

• Interstates

• Groups of buildings

• Any other natural or man-made barrier that could prevent, deter, or slow wild pigs from accessing your crops, even if wild pigs are still ultimately able to access your crops.

Exclude:

• Fencing on or around your property

xxx

1□ Yes

3□ No

3□ Don’t Know

10. Which of these crops did you plant in 2021? Mark all that apply.

_xxx □ Corn

_xxx □ Soybeans

_xxx □ Wheat

_xxx □ Rice

_xxx □ Sorghum

_xxx □ Peanuts

_xxx □ None of these crops (Skip to Section 3)

11. Of the crops you selected in Q10, which was the highest value of production in 2021? Select only one.

109	1 Corn 2 Soybeans 3 Wheat 4 Rice 5 Sorghum 6 Peanuts 7 None – Continue to Question 14

12. Of the crops you selected in Q10, which was the second-highest value of production in 2021? Select only one.

110	1 Corn 2 Soybeans 3 Wheat 4 Rice 5 Sorghum 6 Peanuts 7 None – Continue to Question 14

13. Of the crops you selected in Q10, which was the third-highest value of production in 2021? Select only one.

111	1 Corn 2 Soybeans 3 Wheat 4 Rice 5 Sorghum 6 Peanuts 7 None – Continue to Question 14

14. Please complete the following table for the crops you selected in Questions 11, 12, and 13.

	Highest Value of Production		Second-Highest Value of Production		Third-Highest Value of Production
a. Enter the three highest value of production crops from Questions 11, 12, and 13.	Enter the crop you selected in Question 11. __________________________		Enter the crop you selected in Question 12. __________________________		Enter the crop you selected in Question 13. __________________________
b. How many total acres of this crop were planted?	112		113		114
c. How many total acres of this crop were harvested?	115		116		117
d. What was the average yield per acre of this crop?	118	.__	119	.__	120	.__
e. What was the unit for the yield reported in row c(i) above?	121	1□ Bushels 2□ Hundredweight 3□ Pounds 4□ Tons 5□ Other (Specify:1000 _____________)	122	1□ Bushels 2□ Hundredweight 3□ Pounds 4□ Tons 5□ Other (Specify:1001 _____________)	123	1□ Bushels 2□ Hundredweight 3□ Pounds 4□ Tons 5□ Other (Specify:1002 _____________)
f. What was the average price received, or expected to be received, for this crop harvested in 2021? (If this crop was or will be used on the operation instead of being sold, please give your best estimate of the crop's value).	124 $	_ _/unit	125 $	_ _/unit	126 $	_ _/unit
g. Was this crop certified as organic?	127	1□ Yes 3□ No	128	1□ Yes 3□ No	129	1□ Yes 3□ No
h. To the best of your knowledge, were wild pigs present on any field of this crop?	130		131		132
	1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Item 10e 2□Don't Know - Go to Row U		1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Item 2e 2□Don't Know - Go to Row U		1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Item 2e 2□Don't Know - Go to Row U
i. Did you replant any of this crop because of damage caused by wild pigs?	xxx		xxx		xxx
	1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Row N 2□Don't Know - Go to Row N		1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Row N 2□Don't Know - Go to Row N		1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Row N 2□Don't Know - Go to Row N
j. How many acres of this crop did you replant because of damage caused by wild pigs?	xxx		xxx		xxx
k. Was the average yield per acre of the replanted acres reduced compared to the yield of the same crop you did not replant?	xxx 1□ Yes 3□ No 2□ Don't Know		xxx 1□ Yes 3□ No 2□ Don't Know		xxx 1□ Yes 3□ No 2□ Don't Know
l. What is your best estimate of how many unpaid hours you or your family members spent replanting the acres damaged by wild pigs?	xxx		xxx		xxx

	Crop With Highest Value of Production		Crop With Second Highest Value of Production		Crop With Third Highest Value of Production
m. What is your best estimate of how much money it cost you to replant the acres of this crop damaged by wild pigs? Include the costs of inputs, paid labor, additional equipment that may have been required, or any other financial costs incurred.	xxx		xxx		xxx
n. Was this crop damaged by wild pigs during its growing season (i.e., after it was too late to replant)?	133		134		135
	1□Yes – Continue 3□No - Go to Row R 2□Don't Know - Go to Row R		1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Row R 2□Don't Know - Go to Row R		1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Row R 2□Don't Know - Go to Row R
o. How many acres of this crop were damaged by wild pigs during its growing season?	136		137		138
p. What was the average yield per acre on the acres of this crop that were damaged by wild pigs during its growing season?	139		140		141
q. If these acres had not been damaged during growing season, what is your best estimate for their yield per acre?	142		143		144
r. Did the presence of wild pigs make this crop more costly to harvest?	350		351		352
	1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Row U 2□Don't Know - Go to Row U		1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Row U 2□Don't Know - Go to Row U		1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Row U 2□Don't Know - Go to Row U
s. What is your best estimate of how many extra unpaid hours you or your family members spent harvesting the acres because of the damage caused by wild pigs?	xxx		xxx		xxx
t. What is your best estimate of how much extra money it cost you to harvest this crop because of damage caused by wild pigs? Include the costs of inputs, paid labor, additional equipment that may have been required, or any other financial costs.	353 $		354 $		355 $
u. Did you have crop insurance on this crop?	145		146		147
	1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Section 3		1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Section 3		1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Section 3
v. Did the crop insurance policy cover wildlife damage?	148		149		150
	1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Section 3 2□Don't Know - Go to Section 3		1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Section 3 2□Don't Know - Go to Section 3		1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Section 3 2□Don't Know - Go to Section 3
w. Did you file a claim on this crop for wild pig damage?	151		152		153
	1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Section 3		1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Section 3		1□Yes - Continue 3□No - Go to Section 3
x. What was the total payment received or expected to be received from the insurance company for the wild pig damage claim?	154		155		156
	$		$		$

SECTION 3 - PROPERTY

1. Did you have any wild pigs on your property in 2021?

99

1□ Yes - Continue

3□ No - Go to Section 5

2 Don't Know - Go to Section 5

Damage Type	Did this type of damage occur on this operation in 2021?		If you repaired the damage yourself, how many hours did you spend repairing the damage?	What was the cost of materials and the amount paid for other people's labor to repair the damage?	How much damage occurred? Check one per row
					Mild Damage		Moderate Damage	Severe Damage	Unsure
a. Building damage	206	1 Yes 3 No 2 Don't Know	xxx	207 $	208	1□	2□	3□	4□
b. Fence damage	209	1 Yes 3 No 2 Don't Know	xxx	210 $	211	1□	2□	3□	4□
c. Irrigation equipment, water pumps, and/or livestock waterer damage	212	1 Yes 3 No 2 Don't Know	xxx	213 $	214	1□	2□	3□	4□
d. Vehicle, tractor, and/or farm equipment damage	215	1 Yes 3 No 2 Don't Know	xxx	216 $	217	1□	2□	3□	4□
e. Residential property damage	xxx	1 Yes 3 No 2 Don't Know	xxx	xxx $	xxx	1□	2□	3□	4□
f. Road damage	221	1 Yes 3 No 2 Don't Know	xxx	222 $	223	1□	2□	3□	4□
g. Damage to storage for grain, feed, and/or hay	xxx	1 Yes 3 No 2 Don't Know	xxx	xxx $	xxx	1□	2□	3□	4□
h. Fecal contamination of water	235	1 Yes 3 No 2 Don't Know	xxx	370 $	236	1□	2□	3□	4□
i. Damage to livestock water sources specifically from wild pig wallowing (exclude fecal contamination of water)	xxx	1 Yes 3 No 2 Don't Know	xxx	xxx $	xxx	1□	2□	3□	4□
j. Damage to terraces, stream banks, or ponds (exclude wallowing or fecal contamination)	227	1 Yes 3 No 2 Don't Know	xxx	371 $	228	1□	2□	3□	4□
k. Loss of wildlife habitat and non-crop trees	229	1 Yes 3 No 2 Don't Know	xxx	372 $	230	1□	2□	3□	4□
l. Field topsoil erosion	231	1 Yes 3 No 2 Don't Know	xxx	373 $	232	1□	2□	3□	4□

SECTION 3 - PROPERTY (continued)

Damage Type	Did this type of damage occur on this operation in 2021?		If you repaired the damage yourself, how many hours did you spend repairing the damage?	What was the cost of materials and the amount paid for other people's labor to repair the damage?	How much damage occurred? Check one per row
					Mild Damage		Moderate Damage	Severe Damage	Unsure
m. Fecal contamination of crops	237	1 Yes 3 No 2 Don't Know	xxx	374 $	238	1□	2□	3□	4□
n. Other damage	239	1 Yes 3 No 2 Don't Know	xxx	240 $	241	1□	2□	3□	4□
(Specify:1007______________)

SECTION 4 - CONTROL

1.	Please answer below for your operation in 2021.

Organization, Group, or People

In 2021, did someone from the group listed in the first column come to this operation to assist with reducing or preventing damage from wild pigs?

In 2021, how many days did someone from this group come to this operation to help you reduce or prevent damage from wild pigs?

In 2021, on average, how many people from this group came to your operation?

a.

Federal, state, or county agency

xxx

₁ Yes

₃ No

xxx

xxx

b.

University outreach services

xxx

₁ Yes

₃ No

xxx

xxx

c.

Private company

xxx

₁ Yes

₃ No

xxx

xxx

d.

Hunters (not including yourself)

xxx

₁ Yes

₃ No

xxx

xxx

e.

Yourself or someone that lives on your property

xxx

₁ Yes

₃ No

xxx

xxx

2.	Please list the agencies, universities, or private companies that you reported in Item 1a, 1b, or 1c.

1010
1011

SECTION 4 - CONTROL (continued)

3.	Please fill out the table below, regarding methods that were used on your property to reduce or prevent damage from wild pigs.

Control Method	Was this method used on the operation in 2021?		How many unpaid hours of your time was spent in 2021?	How much did you spend on materials and/or services, including paid labor in 2021? (Dollars)	How effective was the control method? Check one per row
					Not Effective		Slightly Effective	Moderately Effective	Very Effective
a. Shooting wild pigs on sight	243	1□ Yes 3□ No	xxx	244 $	245	1□	2□	3□	4□
b. Hunting wild pigs with dogs	246	1□ Yes 3□ No	xxx	247 $	248	1□	2□	3□	4□
c. Hunting wild pigs without dogs	249	1□ Yes 3□ No	xxx	250 $	251	1□	2□	3□	4□
d. Aerial hunting	252	1□ Yes 3□ No	xxx	253 $	254	1□	2□	3□	4□
e. Trapping wild pigs	255	1□ Yes 3□ No	xxx	256 $	257	1□	2□	3□	4□
f. Other, excluding fencing (Specify 1008____________)	261	1□ Yes 3□ No	xxx	262 $	263	1□	2□	3□	4□

4. In 2021, did you use electric fencing on your operation for the primary purpose of reducing damage by wild pigs?
264	1□ Yes - Continue	3□ No - Go to Item 5
			Year
a. In what year did you install the electric fencing?			381
			Dollars
b. Approximately how much did it cost to install this electric fencing (including material and labor)?			265
			Years
c. At the time of installation, how many years was the expected useful life of this electric fencing?			266

5. In 2021, did you use non-electric fencing on your operation for the primary purpose of reducing damage by wild pigs?
267	1□ Yes - Continue	3□ No - Go to Item 6
			Year
a. In what year did you install the non-electric fencing?			382
			Dollars
b. Approximately how much did it cost to install this non-electric fencing (including material and labor)?			268
			Years
c. At the time of installation, how many years was the expected useful life of this non-electric fencing?			269

	None	Head
6. In 2021, how many wild pigs were killed on your operation?	□	270

			None	Head
7. In 2021, how many live wild pigs were removed from your operation?			□	271
[If Item 7 is zero, go to Item 8; otherwise continue]
a. Of the (Item 7) live wild pigs removed from your operation in 2021, were any sold?
272	1□ Yes - Continue	3□ No - Go to Item 8

	Dollars/Head
b. What was average price per head you received for the live wild pigs removed from your operation in 2021?.....................................................................................................................................................	273 $

8. This question concerns the acceptability of a toxic bait to control wild pig populations in your state. Assume that the bait has the following characteristics:

• It was approved by federal and state authorities

• It could only be used by trained government personnel to assist landowners (with landowners’ permission)

• The bait would be placed in a feeder designed to prevent other animals from reaching and consuming the bait

• Wild pigs would die within a few hours of consuming the bait, with little pain and suffering

• The likelihood other animals would consume the bait and die is very low (but not zero)

• Toxic levels of the active ingredient would not accumulate in a wild pig’s muscle or meat tissues, and it is very unlikely there would be any negative affect on humans or animals that consume a wild pig carcass

On a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being completely unacceptable and 5 being completely acceptable, how acceptable would the use of the toxic bait in your state be to you?

xxx	□ (1) Completely unacceptable
	□ (2) Somewhat unacceptable
	□ (3) Neutral
	□ (4) Somewhat acceptable
	□ (5) Completely acceptable

9. On a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being completely disagree and 5 being completely agree, what is your level of agreement with the following statements concerning the use of a toxic bait for wild pigs in your state with the same characteristics described in the previous question?

	Completely disagree (1)		Somewhat disagree (2)	Neither agree nor disagree (3)	Somewhat agree (4)	Completely Agree (5)
I would be opposed to the toxic bait even if published research indicates that it is completely safe for humans, other animals, and the environment	xxx	1□	2□	3□	4□	5□
If wild pigs were a problem on my property, I would feel comfortable using the toxic bait on my property	xxx	1□	2□	3□	4□	5□
I would feel comfortable eating the meat of a game animal (other than wild pig) harvested in the same area where the toxic bait was used	xxx	1□	2□	3□	4□	5□

10. What change would you like to see in wild pig population numbers in your state?

xxx 1	□ Completely removed
2	□ Decreased greatly
3	□ Decreased somewhat
4	□ Stay the same
5	□ Increased slightly
6	□ Increased greatly

11. On a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being completely unacceptable and 5 being completely acceptable, how acceptable is it to you that each of the following wild pig control methods are used in your state?

	Completely unacceptable (1)		Somewhat unacceptable (2)	Neutral (3)	Somewhat acceptable (4)	Completely acceptable (5)
Trap and euthanize (kill) by a landowner	xxx	1□	2□	3□	4□	5□
Trap and euthanize (kill) by a government agency with permission of the landowner	xxx	1□	2□	3□	4□	5□
Aerial gunning by a government agency with the permission of the landowner	xxx	1□	2□	3□	4□	5□

SECTION 5 - HUNTING

1. In 2021, did you or anyone else hunt on your operation?
275	1 Yes - Continue	3 No - Go to Section 6	2 Don't Know - Go to Section 6

2. Please answer the following items regarding hunting of wildlife on your operation in 2021. Check all that apply.

Hunting	None		Wild Pigs		Deer		Pheasants and/or Quail		Waterfowl		Turkeys		Doves		Other
a. Which animals did you or your immediate family hunt on your operation in 2021?	325	□	276	□	277	□	278	□	279	□	280	□	326	□	281	□
b. Which animals did anyone other than your immediate family hunt on your operation in 2021 without paying?	327	□	282	□	283	□	284	□	285	□	286	□	328	□	287	□
c. Which animals did anyone pay to be allowed to hunt on your operation in 2021? (Exclude guide or outfitting services that you provided)	329	□	288	□	289	□	290	□	291	□	292	□	330	□	293	□
d. For which animals did you provide a guide or outfitting service to paying hunters on your operation in 2021?	331	□	294	□	295	□	296	□	297	□	298	□	332	□	299	□

3. During 2021, what was your net income from:	None	Dollars
a. Wild pig hunting on your operation?	□	305
b. All other hunting activities on your operation?	□	306

SECTION 6 - DEMOGRAPHICS

	Years
1. What was your age on December 31, 2021?	307

2. What is your gender?
308	1 Male	2 Female

3. At which occupation did you spend the majority of your work time in 2021?
309	1 Farm or ranch work	2 Other

4. Do you make the majority of the decisions about farming/ranching for this operation?
310	1 Yes	3 No
5. Are you a hired manager for this operation?
311	1 Yes	3 No
6. Do you currently live on this operation?
312	1 Yes	3 No

	Year (YYYY)
7. In what year did you begin to make day-to-day decisions for a farm or ranch operation?	313

8. In 2021, what was your total household income before taxes, including farm and non-farm income? Check only one.
314	4□ Less than $10,000 5□ $10,000 to $24,999 6□ $25,000 to $49,999 7□ $50,000 to $99,999 8□ $100,000 to $249,999 9□ $250,000 to $499,999 10□ $500,000 to $999,999 11□ $1,000,000 or more

9. In 2021, what percent of your total household income came from farming and/or ranching? Check only one.
315	1□ None 2□ 1% to 25% 3□ 26% to 50% 4□ 51% to 75% 5□ 76% to 99% 6□ 100%

SECTION 7 - CONCLUSION

Operation Email	Operation Phone:
9937	9936	( ) ________________________________________________	check if cell phone

Respondent Name:	Respondent Phone (if different from above)
9912	9911	( ) ______________________________	check if cell phone	9910 Date:	MM DD YY
					__ __ __ __ __ __

Thank you for your time. Please return this questionnaire in the enclosed envelope.

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