Document a feral hog wallow and its runoff path, a public dry-ground vantage of a feral hog wallow near a park trail or bottomland flat.

A muddy wallow depression, a spot hogs have wetted down and repeatedly lain in, sits within view of a park trail or bottomland flat near a public dry-ground vantage of a feral hog wallow near a park trail or bottomland flat at Fort Parker State Park, site 1 at Fort Parker State Park, and no photo record exists of its condition or of where its runoff carries sediment toward the lake or a wetland margin.

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What it looks like

At Fort Parker State Park (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department), a worker on dry ground at a stand-off aims a camera at a muddy wallow depression and the runoff path leading away toward the water.

A description of this kind of work, not a record that it happened here.

Where

Fort Parker State Park (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department), public grounds and trails near Park Road 28, Mexia, TX 76667 (Limestone County). Open the map

Pay

$85 proposed

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Proof

document only dry ground stand off photo log plus wallow and runoff path description plus GPS of the general vantage only plus ranked follow on note

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Level

entry: anyone can start here

Open until

2026-11-06

Posted by

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This work never traps, snares, baits, shoots, hunts, or uses dogs against any hog, never builds or maintains any capture-designed fence, performs no aerial work, and applies no toxicant at any skill level; feral hog control involves firearms and animal killing and is not this library's to teach. No hog, live or dead, is ever touched, approached, followed, cornered, or photographed at close range, and no carcass is ever touched; feral hogs carry brucellosis and pseudorabies, both transmissible to people and to dogs, which is why this work never makes physical or close-range contact with an animal or its remains. If a hog is seen or heard nearby, the work stops immediately and the person leaves the area; feral hogs are large, fast, and dangerous, and a sow with piglets will charge, so this is a plain instruction at every skill level, not advice. Wallow water and mud are contaminated ground; no def wades into a wallow, touches its water or mud by hand, or collects a water sample at any skill level, and all wallow documentation happens from dry ground at a stand-off. No precise coordinate of a wallow or a rooting concentration is ever recorded or published by this work; concentrated hog sign indicates where the animals reliably return, the same disturbance and safety risk that keeps nest, den, roost, and karst-opening locations out of this library, so this work states only the general park or trail vantage it was observed or worked from. Ground-repair work is hand tools, boots on firm ground, and gloves; wash hands before eating or drinking and again after any contact with disturbed soil. No organism is handled or collected, no wild seed is ever collected (a separate rung of this library's work owns that lane), no plant is removed from the site, and no listed species is approached; any reseeding in this batch uses a small quantity of store bought native or turf grass seed on the single repaired patch itself, and is never authored as a broader prairie restoration planting. Limestone County is largely private ranchland outside Fort Parker State Park; this work is confined to the park's public grounds and trails, the public road right of way, public building grounds, or a resident's own home with the resident's consent, and never enters or approaches private property without an owner's direct permission, which this work does not have. Rattlesnakes, fire ants, ticks, and chiggers are present in this landscape; watch foot and hand placement around rock, brush, and low vegetation, and give any snake a wide path. Thorny vegetation is common; wear gloves and eye protection. Groesbeck and Mexia are small Limestone County towns; cell phone coverage can be unreliable in the park's outer trail sections, so tell someone your planned route and return time before you start, carry more water than you think you need, and do not work alone in the park's backcountry. Texas summer heat on open park ground and public road shoulder terrain is severe with thin shade; this work is never scheduled at dawn or dusk, when feral hogs are most active, which overrides the usual beat-the-heat early or late timing, so this work happens mid morning instead, in the open, with good visibility of the surrounding ground, carrying more water than you think you need, wearing sun protection and light colored breathable clothing, and taking frequent shade breaks wherever any shade is available.

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