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Wild Boar Natural Control

The least likely method to be employed in the UK.

Wild boar have no natural predators, historically it was the wolf, which is no longer present in the wilds of the UK.


However, like all living creatures there is natural die off with wild boar. 


Listed below are some ways wild boar populations are controlled naturally in localised areas.


  • Road traffic collisions
  • Old age
  • Illness
  • Severe heat/cold (youngsters)
  • Migration out of the area

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