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Wild pigs have been an issue in Canada over the last 25 years but a simple looking trap may be part of the solution to the problem. Called the "Pig Brig", it's big net that is 20-feet in diameter, which can be set up by one person in about an hour. To catch them, a pig simply walks underneath the
According to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Wharton County Agent Corrie Bowen, feral hogs and the damage they cause seem to be a topic that never goes away.
In the U.S. alone, feral pigs cost $2.5 billion annually. They consume large amount of vegetation, and can destroy natural resources with their rooting and wallowing.
In the U.S. alone, feral pigs cost $2.5 billion annually. They consume large amount of vegetation, and can destroy natural resources with their rooting and wallowing.
This week Luke visits with Aaron Sumrall, a wild hog specialist that holds both a Master's degree in Animal Science as well as a PhD in Wildlife Ecology. Aaron discusses wild hog control and gives and in depth look at the Pig Brig (www.pigbrig.com) trapping system.