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Residents report rising wild-hog sightings, urge different control tactics

POA board · August 15, 2025
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Summary

Residents said wild hogs are appearing in new parts of the subdivision and urged a return to canine control patrols and greater visibility near the outer Hilltop; one suggested rotating security hours to provide daytime weekend coverage where hogs are active.

Residents reported increased wild-hog activity in areas they had not seen before and asked the association to consider different control measures. "So we are seeing hogs in areas that I've never seen them before... I would like to request that we go back to the dogs," a resident said, arguing that reactive trapping after yards are damaged is not sufficient.

Speakers asked for more visible dog patrols on the outer Hilltop and for security to consider rotating hours, including daytime coverage on weekends, to respond when residents and children are most likely to be at the lakes. The board did not record a formal decision during the meeting.