On a recent Saturday morning, in a gravel parking lot under a highway
overpass, Nick Dornak manned a foldout table and waited for drivers to
roll by.
Dornak wasn’t a kid selling lemonade. He was an ecologist collecting pig tails.
The Caldwell County Feral Hog Task Force, a volunteer group Dornak
started two years ago, is now at the forefront of the state’s patchwork
effort to control the wild swine population boom that is hurting
farmers, frustrating hunters and poisoning the water in some beloved
Central Texas streams and creeks.
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