House Concurrent Resolution No. 71 designates La Salle County as the official Wild Hog Capital of Texas, recognizing the county's significance in the hunting of feral hogs, which are considered an invasive species causing substantial damage to local agriculture and wildlife habitats. The resolution highlights the historical context of wild hogs in Texas, their impact on the local economy, and the cultural importance of hunting in the region. La Salle County is noted for its annual Wild Hog Cook-Off, which has become a popular event since its inception in 1981, featuring various competitions and family-friendly activities.

The resolution emphasizes the pride and prosperity that the feral hog hunting industry and the associated festivities bring to La Salle County residents. It also stipulates that this designation will remain in effect until the 10th anniversary of the resolution's passage by the legislature. The resolution was adopted unanimously by both the House and Senate, reflecting broad support for recognizing La Salle County's unique identity and contributions to Texas's cultural and economic landscape.