They are cunning and ferocious, but the mysterious feral pigs of New Jersey were no match for the state's top predators: hunters.
State wildlife officials report that 56 of the bristly-coated swine -- more than half the estimated population -- were killed in December and January in the first New Jersey feral pig hunt in the wilds of Gloucester County.
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