Arkansas Conservation Incentive Program:
Get Funded to Trap Feral Hogs
Arkansas landowners managing feral hog damage can now apply for up to $20,000 through the AGFC Conservation Incentive Program (CIP). Pig Brig® is a proven, field-tested trap system that qualifies for CIP funding, backed by the same support and reliability that's helped landowners across the country trap smarter. Here's what you need to know about eligibility, funding, and how to apply.
Determine Your Eligibility
Landowners with 100+ acres and proof of wild hog damage may be eligible for up to 75% reimbursement. Learn more about eligibility.
Choose Your Bundle
Our field-proven net trap is designed for ease, effectiveness and endurance.
Submit Your Application
The Conservation Incentive Program will open for applications on August 11, 2026. Visit the AGFC website to start the process.
Get Reimbursed: Stage 1
Provide your proof of purchase to the AGFC and receive 45% back on your total cost. Applicants are eligible for up to $20,000.
Catch the Whole Sounder
Start the conditioning and trapping phase. Monitor your traps and see the difference Pig Brig® net traps make for Arkansas.
Get Reimbursed: Stage 2
Document all feral hog trappings and submit your info to the AGFC to receive an additional 30% back from your total purchase.
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Need Hog Trapping Help?
Questions about the Arkansas Cost Share Program? Or maybe you’re itching to get started on your hog-trapping adventure! We’re here to help you wage the war against wily swine. Call us at 1-833-744-2744.
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