Wild Hog Trapping | (13) 40/40 Strategy = 100% Success | JAGER PRO™

[petraresilio]

As someone who lives in Scotland this is not a problem known to us, but I must say, this video is excellent. The approach, patience and skills displayed here are somewhat incredible.

[LanceCampeau]

As a lifelong city dweller, I found this to be a very informative and intriguing presentation. Applied knowledge in action!

[rebeccamountain]

What many people don't realize is how destructive feral pigs are to the environment and how that negatively affects local wildlife populations. These guys are doing the right thing.

[alanwatts]

Very interesting and educational. As someone who lives in a part of the world where this type of invasive species isn't present, i applaud your content and feedback. It ensures people will be more aware of how big of a problem pests can be and how treating them humanely or not is the least of worries we should have. Your video has inspired me to learn more about hogs in general, and i've found that they can lead to agricultural disasters as well as transmitting terrible diseases to people who consume them improperly, and can also be very hard to hunt when you're not well prepared.

[whical]

I never realized they all slept in a row like that how cute

[terrabus]

It's good to see such a logical and rational approach to this problem. Feral pigs cause so many problems for farmers and the land, it's become a huge issue, but few outside of the affected areas know anything about it. I've noticed more and more how smarter people are being very prudent and thoughtful in their approach and solutions. This is what will make the difference, I'm sure, and will have the greatest impact over the next few years.

[CentralCoastTactical]

My father and I used this tactic for our walnut orchards, and we haven't been more convinced that this method works. Thank you for the knowledge!

[Lord_Baphomet_]

This has to be the most professional (no bs) ad I’ve ever seen.

[FranciscoDelValle]

I have to say that the planning and research, not to mention the execution of the plan, was highly impressive. Great job.

[giovanniluigi]

Hello Jager Pro! First, I would like to thank you for your service to our country! None of us on this side would ever be able to repay you for your service and sacrifice. Second, I would like to apologize for anyone making any comment other than absolute praise for your work, your video production, your voice and narration are awesome. You guys are absolutely the all time professionals in what you do and your commitment to perfection shows in your results and in your presentation to the rest of us.  You are an asset to your industry, angels to your clients and an example to the rest of us that are learning from your experiences and freely shared techniques and wisdom, giving us the insight into the thinking of this ever pervasive and invasive species. Please don't change anything.  We love your videos and I hope I get to meet you all when I sign up for your night hunting services. I'm saving up for the two-nighter which I know will be worth every penny. Ah, and I loved your reply to that person suggesting you do it for free because you are so successful... what???? Surely there may be an instance where you might find it appropriate to donate spoils to a good cause on occasion, then it would be one more feather in your hat, but render your services for free??? I'm sorry, that guy must not know what he was talking about or at the very least, didn't phrase that correctly... What you do is worth every penny... God Bless.

[AskWoodMan]

Excellent video. I have seen creek and river banks in Texas destroyed by feral hogs.
Unbelievable damage that causes erosion and destroys native wildlife habitat. You guys have some real patience to study these groups to make the most efficient capture.

[ajsky]

4:38 "This cameras been there for 2 weeks, and she acts as if she's seen it for the first time".... ROFL

[badassbikerst]

The tactical talk has me hooked, y'all really know what you're doing!

[gabrielbergman]

Its 2am and im watching some dude catch a bunch of hogs

[flashinthepan]

Pig outside the gates: "I told them damn fools not to go in there."

[ralphgrunz]

There are some very good hog trappers on YouTube, but you take it to a whole new level. WELL DONE

[estevantorres]

Hogs slamming against the cage

Cc: [applause]

[squirrelonmapletree]

Animal behaviour is such an interesting thing, like how they move, how the role is split, how cautious they are. The entire video was really interesting.

[crossbreedpriscilla]

Now that's an advert, made me want to buy one and i've never seen a wild pig in my life.

[JuliaiHopkins]

This is a huge problem! Invasive animals are wreaking havoc on ecosystems and livelihoods. Thanks for sharing the different trapping methods farmers are using.