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The Pig Brig® Trap is the most effective way to defend your land and livestock from feral hog damage, period.
100-Day Return Policy
1-Year Limited Warranty
Pay as low as $225/Month
Lightweight, fits in a tote and easily goes everywhere the pigs go.
Single-person setup in less than an hour without any extra help from friends and family.
No gate means there are no moving parts and no cell service is needed.
Not a one shot-gate trigger, but a true multi-catch system allowing wild hogs to continuously enter.
Double walled, UV protected, 8,000-ft-lb drop strength netting stands up to even the biggest boars.
With no slamming gate or metal walls, our stealthy trap won’t cause panic or create trap-shy pigs.
The design is as ingenious as its components are simple, allowing for single-person setup in less than an hour without any extra help.
Sturdy netting that stands up to even the biggest, most aggressive boars, along with heavy duty hardware to hold it all together make up our efficient, effective, all-in-one patented trap.
Try Pig Brig®yourself for 100 days, no-risk.
Save your land from feral hogs. Pig Brig® Trap Systems Starting at $2,500.
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Fall trapping slows because feral hogs shift to abundant natural foods like acorns, pecans, roots and invertebrates, and compete with deer feeders for attention. Wildlife biologist Aaron Sumrall, PhD, recommends...
Fall trapping slows because feral hogs shift to abundant natural foods like acorns, pecans, roots and invertebrates, and compete with deer feeders for attention. Wildlife biologist Aaron Sumrall, PhD, recommends...
Tall Timbers Research Station studied wild pigs in the Red Hills region of Georgia and Florida using trail cameras, GPS collars, and fecal DNA diet analysis. Pigs avoided upland pine...
Tall Timbers Research Station studied wild pigs in the Red Hills region of Georgia and Florida using trail cameras, GPS collars, and fecal DNA diet analysis. Pigs avoided upland pine...
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission's 2026 Feral Hog Conservation Incentive Program reimburses 75% of trap costs, up to $20,000, for eligible systems including Pig Brig net traps. Applicants need at...
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission's 2026 Feral Hog Conservation Incentive Program reimburses 75% of trap costs, up to $20,000, for eligible systems including Pig Brig net traps. Applicants need at...
