Join the Pig Brig team and Dr. Heather Channon for an exclusive webinar on the National Feral Pig Action Plan and its impact on biosecurity, agriculture, and conservation. Register now:

We designed the Pig Brig Trap System with portability and ease of setup in mind, making one trap sufficient in most cases. But there are certain situations when a second Pig Brig Trap System is needed for success in a single location or a given area.

Feral pigs are incredibly adaptable and can thrive in a variety of habitats, including urban & suburban areas. They’ve been spotted in parks, golf courses, & even near residential neighborhoods, causing property damage & posing risks to people and pets.

When it comes to hog trapping, where you set your trap is essential. The Pig Brig Trap System is expertly designed to work where the pigs are: ✔ One-Person Setup ✔ Easy to Transport ✔ No Cell Service? No Problem

📢Free Webinar Hosted by Pig Brig Trap Systems! 🐗 Join us for a conservation success story with USDA and USFWS: eradicating invasive feral swine from Havasu NWR and restoring biodiversity. 🗓️ Thursday, January 23rd | ⏰ 12 PM EST 🔗

Winter is the best time to trap wild pigs. Foraging for food in winter’s harsh conditions can be challenging. When natural food is hard to find, hogs are more likely to flock to bait piles. This makes winter ideal to set your trap & protect your land.

The secret to successful hog trapping? Conditioning. Let hogs get comfortable, keep bait consistent, and avoid disturbing the area too much. Patience pays off with bigger catches and fewer left behind.

To beat the wild hog problem, you have to tackle the root of the issue: catching the whole sounder. Wild pigs are incredibly smart and learn to adapt quickly. Leaving even a few behind means they’ll quickly regroup, breed, and keep causing trouble.

We wanted to take a moment to extend a heartfelt thanks to our incredible Pig Brig Community. We look forward to continuing this work and growing our community. Have pictures of your trap system in action? We’d love to see them. Share and tag us in them!

✨ Happy Holidays from all of us at Pig Brig! Wishing you warmth, laughter, and love as you celebrate with loved ones. Here’s to a bright and beautiful New Year filled with even more memories, moments, and lots of trapping. Cheers to a joyful holiday season! 🌟

Fact or Myth? Feral pigs only eat plants. Myth! Fact: Wild pigs are omnivores with big appetites. They’ll eat plants, crops, insects, bird eggs, small mammals, and even carrion. This diverse diet contributes to their spreading disease and devastating environmental impact.

Looking for a practical Christmas gift? 🎄The Pig Brig Hardware Kit makes relocating the trap quick and easy, so you can stay ahead of those tricky wild hogs. Help protect their land with a gift that works all year long.

Tomorrow’s the day for our FREE live Q&A webinar on wild pig management and the Pig Brig Trap System! From expert trapping tips to land conservation strategies, we’ll be covering it all and answering your questions along the way. Grab your seat:

Catch Club Report🐗 The Pig Brig Trap System is working great for Jerry P.! Thank you for trusting us to help manage your wildlife challenges. Make a catch? Email your story and pictures/videos to share@pigbrig.com and we will post it and share it with our Pig Brig community!

Fact or Myth? You only need to worry about feral pigs if you’re a farmer. Myth! The truth is, they’re everyone’s problem! Wild hogs spread far past the farm fields and can impact urban areas too. Learn more:

Got questions about feral pig management or using the Pig Brig Trap System? Join our upcoming webinar on 📅 December 12th at 8 PM ET to get answers from the pros! Bring your questions live or submit them early to marketing@pigbrig.com. Register now:

We are closed today to celebrate and spend time with our families and friends. We’ll be back tomorrow to assist you with anything you need. Have a wonderful and safe holiday! #PigBrig #HappyThanksgiving

Feral pigs can multiply exponentially! A few sows can become 36 pigs in just one year. 😱 The Pig Brig Trap System ensures you catch entire sounders and prevent a pig explosion! Learn More: #PigBrig #TrappingResources

No Thanksgiving turkey this year? Wild boars are a major threat to wild turkey populations, destroying up to 90% of nests in some areas. That's a lot of holiday meals gone missing! But Pig Brig is here to help you fight back. #SaveThanksgiving Learn more:

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