Wild Hog Trapping | Hog Trapping Video Highlight | JAGER PRO™

This trapping video highlights some of our best 2016 feral swine captures.
This is NOT hunting; it is Integrated Wild Pig Control™. Sport hunting is the practice of pursuing a game species for food or recreation using fair chase principles and methods. Integrated Wild Pig Control™ is the whole sounder removal of a non-native, invasive species as a means of agricultural pest control and disease prevention using any legal means necessary. Feral pigs are NOT native to North America which means they do not belong in the United States. They harmfully impact agriculture, native vegetation, native wildlife, soil properties and water quality causing an annual negative economic impact of $2.5 billion dollars in the United States. Human action led to feral pigs being released in our country and the man-made problem requires a man-made solution. Removing a non-native, invasive pest from the landscape only improves the planet for the native plants, animals and habitat which do belong here.

[AslansMane]

You guys are masters at your craft. You are even better at arguing with people on the internet, which is a major contributing factor to my sunscription.
What's your argument process, if you care to share?

[philipstallwood]

It's great to see these pests getting eradicated. The traps work so well. Keep nailing them.

[TimkaD]

Notice how none of them are no longer hungry the second that gate drops.

[johna.]

More 'shoot 'em dead' scenes....please.

[curtekstrom]

Is it just me or can you not see enough of these Hog Traps in work?

[thomasthomas]

Nature is balanced in ecology. The more you control beast, you are safe to produce and live happyly. Strong idea for the wild. Great work.

[RamGundapu]

Great Stuff. International standard hog trapping services. You guys are masters in this field.

[amapparatistkwabena]

This is so awesome! These little jokers destroy the livelihood of so many. I hate to see them die, but better them than humans.

[robleary]

Interesting, in a lot of the clips when the gate closes a lot of the hogs head to where the gate is or where they came in from. How do they know in the pitch black of night?.

[NxDoyle]

I'm not sure what the feral hog numbers are right now in America. Last I read of Australia, the number estimated was about 24 million. What I _do_ know is that they are a scourge and as such, they need to be eradicated. One less hog is a tiny victory, but still a victory.

On another note, it boggles the mind that a person can come to a channel like this one and 1) feel it's cruel bloodlust, 2) say it's cruel bloodlust and 3) leave with the same mindset. Even if you had no knowledge of the destruction caused by feral hogs before you came, it takes only a minute to find out how invasive they are.

[onedegreewest]

I love seeing the state of panic when the gates shut. Wish we can see more on how you cull them

[shawnoneil]

Love the video! They all know they screwed up big time the second that gate slams down!

[drewsep]

Can't remember what vid it was that I suggested something that might help cut down some of the damage being done by trapped hogs...But, get a couple of deep cycle batteries, a capacitor, a relay switch, and install em so when the gate drops, it completes the circuit, and the thing becomes electrified. I don't know for sure that it'd work, but it seems like it might. Give those hogs a nice jolt if they come in contact with the metal trap sides...I think it'd help keep the hogs from damaging the trap so much.

[JohnSmith-njzq]

These guys will never run out of bacon and ribs.

[tomblount]

So far I have been convinced that your traps and technology was King of the Road. Unfortunately the new nylon web traps are not only economical but sturdy. The hogs do not show any trap fear. Which is a biggie in getting the entire sounder.
What is Jaeger Pro coming up with to compete??

[MolfredoSascha]

I found your videos like 3 days ago
I have a curious questions, what do you do with the hogs after they are "Sleeping" on the ground?
Are they viable as food? Can they be used as leather???
Agane is just sheer curiosity

[renegadeace]

Finally a boardbuster trap vid with some shooting.

[k]

I've been soaking my corn in Monster energy drink, just small batches to see if the hogs will get hooked. lol

[oldbaldfatman]

Jan. 219, 2019----Thanks for the video as I know wild hogs are a problem all over the U.S. But curious....what happens to these hogs that are killed? Are they eaten, given away to be eaten by others or just dumped into some hole in the ground? Brother hunts them in Florida and they are good eating.

[ryanloon]

what you guys do wit the meat? or how good is the meat? is it same as a farm pig?... i get excited when i watch yo vids haha i’m like closer the doors already haha