A Drone Caught What's Killing Louisiana's Super Pigs — Farmers Didn't Expect This

Louisiana’s feral hogs have survived hunters, traps, bounties, helicopters, and years of aggressive control. But in some fields, the pigs suddenly began disappearing — and thermal drone footage may have captured what was happening. What first looked like a small, harmless heat signature revealed something far more organized: coyotes working together, isolating vulnerable hogs and using pack tactics against animals many times their size. This documentary follows the footage, the disappearance patterns, and the surprising role predators may be playing in Louisiana’s ongoing battle against invasive feral hogs. Could natural predators become one of the most important weapons against America’s wild hog invasion — or are the pigs simply reproducing too fast to stop?