Our wild hogs did exactly the same last year and in previous years left in September. It’s always a worry but hogs have big roaming ranges and they move on when the mood suits them or when they find better foraging, particularly when the mating season is over. Females find nests to raise their hoglets and makes go exploring. It’s just the way they are. I hope you see them back but remember that our food is supplementary for them and their natural diet is worms and insects.
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