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New Pig Brig Trap Trigger Gives You Remote Control
Remote activation expands how you can use the traps.
Helps if you live far from traps or manage ...
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Save the Diesel for the Truck, Not the Hogs.
Diesel is a terrible way to bait feral hog traps.
The fuel is a contaminant that poisons land an...
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Can I Do Multiple Sets with the Pig Brig Trap System?
You've set the trap once but want to set it again on another part of your property. Here's a quick tip on how you can do that second or subsequent set with the Pig Brig Trap System to solve for pigs that reappear.
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Will the Pig Brig Trap System Hold Large Boars?
Yes. The Pig Brig Trap System is designed to hold up to 35 pigs of all sizes, including large boars, for many hours and even overnight. What's the biggest we've caught? There's been a few - but we saw a customer pick up one at 334 lbs! Watch this to hear Tony DeNicola talk it through.
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FAQ: How Do I Store and Maintain My Pig Brig Trap System?
Watch as Tony DeNicola talks through how to store and maintain your Pig Brig Trap System when you aren't using it for trapping feral pigs.
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Get the Pig Brig Trap System - the Easiest, Most Effective Feral Pig Trap
The Pig Brig Trap System is the easiest, most efficient feral pig trap. We developed the Pig Brig Trap System during a feral hog eradication in a fenced area on Guam. We quickly recognized how slick the solution was and thought the concept could go a long way towards helping solve the global explosion of feral pig populations.
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Pig Brig Trap System - Customer Video - 008
Check out this video shared by a Pig Brig Customer.
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Pig Brig Trap System Forest Set Up without T-Posts
Find yourself in the forest without T-posts? Watch this video to learn how to set up a Pig Brig® Trap System without T-posts, using only a few good trees.
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Feral Pigs Entering the Pig Brig Trap System
Watch this series of clips that show how easily groups of feral pigs enter several different Pig Brig Trap System trap sets. This is a multi-catch system and you can "set it and forget it" until morning.
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Pig Brig Trap System in Action
Watch these feral hogs get trapped in the Pig Brig Trap System and do their best to escape. Spoiler alert: They don't.
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Learn How to Use the Pig Brig Trap System
Watch Dr. Anthony DeNicola, founder of White Buffalo Inc. and the creator of Pig Brig, talk about how to use the Pig Brig Trap System for best results in catching feral pigs.
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The Pig Brig Trap System Difference
The Pig Brig Trap System is like nothing you've ever seen before. Born from the minds of experienced hunters, wildlife biologists, and conservationists, this trap is changing the world of feral hog control.
In this video, Dr. Anthony DeNicola, founder of the wildlife conservation organization White Buffalo Inc. and creator of the Pig Brig, talks about what makes this trap special.
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The Origin of the Pig Brig Trap System
The Pig Brig® Trap System has undergone many changes and improvements over the years. Learn more about the creation, development, and advancement of the trap!
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What is the Pig Brig Trap System?
Check out the Pig Brig Trap System - the easy, effective, low-cost feral hog trap.
We designed the Pig Brig Trap System to catch feral pigs. Our mission is to help you stop your feral pig problems with an easy, effective solution.
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The Pig Brig Trap System In Action
Watch the Pig Brig Trap System hold pigs as our field staff walks up to the trap.
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Pigs Entering the Pig Brig Trap System
A pig's natural rooting instinct is the trick behind why the Pig Brig Trap System makes trap entry easy. And feral pigs can't get out. Watch it work.
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Leave it to Chance! Pig Brig: 50, Pigs: 0
With 6 catches and over 50 pigs with his Pig Brig Boar Stopper Package, Chance T is proving his skills with the kills.
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Myth: Pig Brig Can’t Hold Big Pigs. DEBUNKED!! Pig Brig: 6, Pigs: 0
Myth: Pig Brig can’t hold big pigs. DEBUNKED!!
"Does this thing work for big boars?"
We get this question a lot. And the answer is yes!
Here's a case study by Ray S. from Port Charlotte, FL.
How to Load Pigs to Trailer from a Pig Brig
Here's how to load captured pigs from a Pig Brig to a trailer.
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About the Pig Brig Warranty Policy
Learn more about the Pig Brig Warranty Policy and what it covers.
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Load It Up. Lay Em Out. Pig Brig: 115, Pigs: 0
David S has taken down over 115 feral pigs with Pig Brig traps.
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2 nights of conditioning. 1 minute. 35 pigs.
Pig Brig: 35, Pigs: 0.
David S.
1 trap.
2 nights of conditioning.
1 minute: All the pigs pushed in less than that.
35 pig sounder down.
This is what we do.
Lay ‘em out, David!
Pack It Up, Pack It In! Pig Brig: 20, Pigs: 0
Pack it up, pack it in!
Shane W in West Monroe, LA, finally locked up this elusive group of 20 feral pigs.
First catch feels on this one.
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Shane W in West Monroe, LA, finally locked up this elusive group of 20 feral pigs.
First catch feels on this one.
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"No reluctance to trap entry..."
"I am a retired wildlife biologist (32 years service) with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. In the piedmont region of SC, where I live and work, feral swine populations have reached all-time highs. My neighbors and I have used various methods to kill pigs and reduce their damage to our properties. Shooting, dogging and some trapping had not put a dent in the population. I was contacted by my friend, Tony DeNicola in December 2019 about our pig problem. He was fine-tuning a new concept net-type trap and needed a place to finish the design. I provided him with six locations on my neighbors and my property. The locations were far enough apart to target different sounders of pigs. Trail cameras were installed and monitored on all sites.
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Layup in Louisiana. Pig Brig: 20, Pigs: 0.
This Louisiana partner was in a bit of a hurry to grab these pigs and compressed our normal timeline. We were more than a little worried when the text messages started to roll in last night (it's hard to have a small business and want everyone to be successful with your product). He baited the site for about a week, set up the trap (but didn't "set the trap" - we call that conditioning) and baited for 2 days (we usually recommend 3-4 days). Last night was the first night the trap was set. Over 3 hours the pigs streamed into the trap ... here's what he saw the next morning.
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"Very positive experience..."
"I was reluctant about the trap's potential, but I have only had a positive experience since receiving it. The ease of set up, full sounder capture, and effectiveness without remote monitoring or activation convinced me it was real. A significant advantage I hadn't considered is the level of safety when shooting through net vs. metal panels from a distance when euthanizing the pigs. I even captured an entire group of pigs that had never before visited the site. They entered without any trap conditioning."
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"Game-changing trap!"
"As I wildlife control operator, I have been involved in feral hog management projects for over a decade and have overseen the removal of thousands of hogs from countless properties along the gulf coast. The Pig Brig trap system has been an absolute game-changer for our company. This design is incredibly simple yet effective and vastly more efficient than the traditional metal corral traps. In one day, I personally set 3 traps on 3 separate properties and proceeded to capture 5 sounder groups within a week. These traps also seem to work very well on large boars that tend to be leery of traditional corral traps. All in all, I’m completely sold on this product and will be purchasing more traps soon."
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"Great hog trap system..."
"The pigs started going into the trap around 8 pm, and now the whole group is there (11 pm). This trap is so much better than my camera controlled gate traps. We've been waiting for this system."
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Greenwood, SC meets Deadwood (Pig Brig: 37, Pigs: 1)
This Greenwood, SC partner has been working with us since August and has had 4 great sets. He's captured 37 pigs.
Early on, he had one pig climb over and escape. While escapes are rare, we sent him a Trap Cap, and it solved the problem.
Read More"I LOVE IT!!!"
"I have been trapping feral hogs for residential, commercial, municipal and industrial customers on the Texas Gulf Coast since 2013 as an add on service to my primary Pest Control business. The Pig Brig Trapping System's ability to continue catching on and on and the net material walls makes it the most versatile and best option for me in the future. I LOVE IT!!!"
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Texas Hold-Em (Pig Brig: 13, Pigs: 0)
This Pig Brig partner was working in a sensitive commercial area. Remember, the Pig Brig system is low impact, so minimal site impact. This partner baited the site for 1 week, pre-baited the un-set trap for 4 nights, and then captured 13 pigs in one night of trapping.
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Winning in Winnsboro, SC (Pig Brig: 46, Pigs: 0)
Two weeks from bait on the ground to 46 pigs dead. The Pig Brig Trap System gets it done.
This property in Winsborro, South Carolina, had a real pig problem. The pigs were rooting up hay fields and taking money out of the pockets of the landowners. Hunting just wasn't cutting it, so they called in the pros. See what happens.
Read More"Easy-to-use and effective..."
"The Pig Brig trapping system is an incredibly efficient and easy to use hog trap. We got rid ...
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