Pig Brig Trap Systems Reviews

We pre-baited a spot for one week, then set the trap up after seeing multiple visits by the critters. Five days later, we set the trap in the catch position, and on that first evening, we caught and killed 25 hogs. All but one of them were sows, with 12 juveniles in the group. We used .17 caliber rifles, because in my experience trapping before, that small bullet doesn't leave much blood. However, a very rainy few days set in, and we haven't moved nor reset the trap. The big boar actually got tr...

We are not hunters. We have a horse ranch and the hogs were tearing up our pastures. Research done by Texas A&M states the best way to get rid of hogs is by trapping the whole sounder at once. The engineer in the family states it is an engineering marvel. The best designs are the simplest. The netting is very resilient and set up is simple. It takes advantage of the hogs natural tendencies. When the hogs all hit the netting at one end the force is distributed to all of the posts. Shooting throug...

When I first heard about the system, it seemed to good to be true. After talking to a landowner in a neighboring county about his success; I called and visited with Tony about his product. He undersold the product! We now have ordered another trap and rotate our 2 Pig Brigs between 6 stations. The stations are inexpensive and easy to set up-moving the nets between stations takes one man 45 minutes. We started in early January of 2021 and as of this date (April 22) we have captured 103 total. Th...

Video is from a friend who I suggested purchasing a pig brig to. We use them two of the traps and have had 100 percent success rate so far. This is the first trap that I have seen and used and thought that if enough people would trap with it we could actually hurt the pig population in an area. They are continuous catch and simple. A wild hog used to not have much to worry about, but now they are worried! Pig brig. Get you one if you want to actually control the population on a tract of...

My brother and I farm in southeast Georgia. We have had a great deal of damage in our peanut and wheat fields. We bought the pig brig system particularly for one farm. It’s located next to a 18,000 acre management area, that is a pig producing monster. After we got the peanuts harvested off of the farm, we sat up the trap for the first time. It was hard to get the pigs focused on the trap, with all the loose peanuts left after harvest, but once they got turned on to the trap area we made our fir...

Set up was not hard, but I couldn't do it within an hour. Younger person might get it within an hour. Took me a little over 2 hours, but I'm 70. I have had it up a little over 3 weeks now and have a total of 41 taken care of so far. I don't think I have had one get out yet so its taking all the punishment boars can give it. So far the only area that has taken any damage at all is where the net attaches to the Tpost. A few of the cords in the small net have torn. I think that is because ...