Wildlife damages to crops is one of the major factors for human-wildlife conflicts. Wild boar (Sus scrofa), has during the last decades increased greatly in numbers, both in its natural and introduced range. By eating and trampling the crop, wild boar causes huge economic losses to farmers. To reduce wild boar damages to crops and to mitigate this conflict, it is important to understand the underlying factors of high-damage risk areas. In this study, I analysed the probability and size of damage, both in relation to several landscape features and time during the vegetative season. Damage data was collected in four study areas in southcentral Sweden, at five different occasions during the summer of 2017. Landscape features of interest were; ...