 and they're moving north. Legislators in the Ohio House of Representatives last week unanimously approved legislation that would ban the importation of feral hogs into that state and prohibit ownership of feral swine. Legislators say this is needed after landowners brought up feral hogs for use in canned hunts in the state. The bill was supported by the Ohio Pork Council and the Ohio Vet Med Association, which testified that feral swine can carry 30 different viral or bacterial diseases and nearly 40 different parasites.