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Species guide · Updated September 27, 2026

Pigs in Hawaiʻi

Sus scrofa

Feral pigs root up forest floors and gardens and leave wallows behind. They are hunted as game animals under DOFAW rules. FeralMap records where people see pigs and their sign, so repeat visits build a picture of where they are active.

What to report

  • Live pigs, with a count if you can make one.
  • Fresh rooting, wallows or trails, even if you saw no animal (report it as sign).
  • Pigs in neighbourhoods, parks or on roads.

Not this

  • Small, shallow digging is often from other animals; pig rooting turns over whole patches of ground.

A report is one observation at one place and time. It is not a count of animals and not an estimate of how many live there.

Who to call

Who to contact

FeralMap does not send your report to any agency. If a situation needs a response, contact them yourself using the details here.

Links last reviewed 2026-09-27. A wrong link or a missing contact: contact@nene.org.

What to do on each island

Report sightings and sign on the map. Hunting questions go to DOFAW.

What to do by island
IslandWhat to do
Hawaiʻi IslandReport sightings and sign on the map. Hunting questions go to DOFAW.
MauiReport sightings and sign on the map. Hunting questions go to DOFAW.
OʻahuReport sightings and sign on the map. Hunting questions go to DOFAW.
KauaʻiReport sightings and sign on the map. Hunting questions go to DOFAW.
MolokaʻiReport sightings and sign on the map. Hunting questions go to DOFAW.
LānaʻiReport sightings and sign on the map. Hunting questions go to DOFAW.

Reports of pigs on the map

Public pigs reports, all time

Preparing the map…

Open the full map · Select a cell to see its reports. Locations are generalized cells, never exact points.

Common questions

Can DOFAW remove pigs from my land?
DOFAW says it cannot conduct animal control on private property. FeralMap only records what you saw.
Does a report count the pigs?
A report records what you observed at one place and time. It is not a count of the animals living there.

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