“Montana right now does not have invasive pigs and they certainly don’t want them.  Nobody wants them.  They’re an absolute menace.  They destroy habitat, they eat wildlife, they are dangerous to people, they could spread disease to livestock, people, pets,” says Brooks.

“I’ve compared it often to a wildfire.  If you see a small fire and you get on it, it takes relatively little effort, relatively little cost, and then you prevent it.  If you leave that fire and it gets out of control then it costs millions of dollars and often becomes completely out of control and physically can’t be stopped,” he continues.