Pig Brig Trap Systems
In stock locally, call: (903) 927-1424
Available now at Rozell Ag & Pest — Marshall, TX
Pig Brig net trap set against a pine treeline
In stock — Marshall, TX

Stop the destruction.
Start trapping.

The Pig Brig® Trap System continuous-catch net trap is in stock at Rozell Ag & Pest and ready to go.
Whole-sounder removal. No cell service required.

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Rozell Ag & Pest

5757 US-80, Marshall, TX 75670
(903) 927-1424
Mon–Fri 8:00a–5:00p • Sat & Sun closed
Learn more about the Pig Brig Trap System
How the Pig Brig Trap works

Built to catch the whole sounder, not just the boldest hog.

360° Entry, Continuous Capture

Pigs push in from any direction through passive, 360° entry, and the trap keeps catching all night without resetting. No gate, no trigger, no one watching a cell phone.

Anchored to Hold

Five internal anchor stakes pin the skirt to the ground, so it doesn't lift when a panicked sounder hits the opposite wall. Mid-post cam straps dampen the impact and keep the net from shifting.

Heavy Duty Knotless Inner Layer

A heavy-duty, knotless Boar Shield inner layer gives pigs no knot to zero in on and chew, backed by a polysteel sewn topline that takes hit after hit, season after season.

See it work

See the Pig Brig Trap in action.

Setting up a Pig Brig trap at the treeline
Biology meets engineering

Wild pigs learn fast. Don't give them the chance.

Designed around hog behavior by wildlife biologists, then built to hold up under real pressure. It works without technology.

2–2.5×
More wild pigs removed per capture event than corral and box traps in a USDA field trial

See it in person at Rozell Ag & Pest.

Stop by, ask questions, and get set up with the trap they have in stock.

Mon–Fri 8:00a–5:00p • Sat & Sun closed
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