I figure this is the smartest trap by far. Compared to all other commercial contraptions out there it is substantially less expensive; lightweight; easy to transport; easy to set up quickly and single-handedly; doesn't require camera surveillance or manual activation, and is therefore independent of cell phone networks; allows hogs to enter continuously; and keeps 'm in. In short: it works! Brilliant concept.
Very devious... Since the realization that they're trapped slowly sinks in if at all, there are no noisy panic events. This allows more and more of them to trickle in. Wish It was my idea...
That's correct. You don't even have to trigger the trap - they keep coming in. Last week, we had up to 45 pigs in a single trap, just waiting until someone showed up.
@@PigBrig Also, no anxiety of having a couple dozen juveniles already inside and having to wait for a reluctant matriarch sow to finally come in before springing the trap.
You know what this trap needs like a continuous corn. They forget to get nervous, like the netting gets them a little frustrated but the food on the ground they forget. But the other cage slams down in them so in there minds they know it’s over and scare everyone else off. This one is great.
I have been watching hog trapping from CZcams for years. And this is one of the most economically way and the best way to catch these destructive wild hogs. Simply genius!
Not quite as entertaining as the trap door. There's nothing more dramatic than the resulting hognado when it drops, but yeah this one seems to get it done with lower cost and labor.
@Parker Hilton happy to say we developed it ... we also think it will work on feral dogs (and likely some other species). We seriously hope it helps and is a humane solution to some existing conflicts.
No doubt. You don't have to wake up in the middle of the night and need to rely on a good cellular connection to drop the trap. With this one once they enter they're already trapped.
Using their strong natural instinct to root against them, more they push the safer they feel ..Also the net being flexible keeps a natural undergrowth vibe intact which doesn't spook them...
4:28 to 6:52 The large pig takes 2 1/2 minutes to enter. There is and opening but no other pigs try to leave. They do not realize they are trapped. Quicksand like device.
It's usually the simplest solutions that tend to work best in life, and this trap is an example of that. What's really ingenious about it, is that it uses the pigs natural tendency to root as a means to trap them. They feel comfortable going in, and then don't have the same process to get out.
I really wanted to see how it held up when approached by a human & the terminating started. They hit those steel traps like crazy, the net looks low & they can jump.
I begun watching boar traps 4 days ago. I've been thinking there must be a way to trap them as lobster traps - one way ticket :) And there it is . You should name this trap the ONE-WAY-TICKET . Brilliant , cheap, most effective , and requires no attention . No panic mode , they all stay calm . The ones outside end up joining because no GATE drop. Retrieving them alive is tricky, but can be done. You can also roll it and tuck it away easily in a small shack.
This looks superior to the Jager pro system. As long as the net holds up until the operator wakes up. It will be an interesting research how an escapee will educate other pigs and learn to avoid it.
@@RealTechZen Right now, it looks escape proof. Until a pig actually escapes. Or an intelligent sow recognizes the trap BEFORE entering it. That is how trap avoiding pigs learn to defeat JagerPro systems. Those pigs have to be hunted and gunned down.
@@mikedennington8856 in a way, yes, they do. Any other pig war hung this hypothetical escapee pig avoid the net will be spooky and likely avoid it too. They don't have to "speak" to the other pigs to educate them.
This trap works very effectively. The mesh trap model is suitable to be used as a trap door on other types of traps that already exist. we can even make a very wide trap (50x50 yards) and only use this trap for the trap door on both sides of the fence.
There used to be a video where they used 2 Pig Brigs to make one big trap in a forest, using trees in place of the posts. It got the poster banned from CZcams because it included the slaughter using high powered rifles. Even in the forest shadows, seeing brain, blood, and chunks of skull go flying was a bit much in color at 1080P on a 42 inch screen. Even so, it took 3 or 4 runs to catch most of the detail.
I was holding my breath during the last seconds of the video when the last big hog was slowly creeping in. He didn't realize that he was creating a door in the netting with his body for the smaller pigs to run through. I'm glad the pigs didn't catch on. 😂
Yep, I was in suspense too wondering if he would slip out and let others out or get caught. I’m glad that they showed us that he got caught too. Total win for the Pig Brig. Catchy name. 😂😂
These numbers are very promising... it was so swift, and because it’s fabric, they underestimate its strength. To them it’s just a regular break and enter until it comes time to leave. But safety in numbers means that the whole group ends up in it, and the trap was sprung silently long before their approach
Omg I need this net on my property ASAP!! I have at least a group of 25 hogs. I’m extremely worried my husband takes shots he has invited co-workers to even come and have at them. There’s nothing like this in North Texas I’m on 15 acres and they run it at night. They’re super hogs!!!
About $2200 each. Why wouldn't Farmers / Hog Control buy hundreds of these traps and share / reuse them ? The damage they cause is so much more expensive. The Hog meat is also a commodity too right ? What are the weaknesses of this type of trap ?
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Possible having the in too long andbthey can chew thru. Or rip the net if used over a period of time. But i don't see any "design" flaws. This system works and doesn't spook the pigs, the original small group caught the attention of the bigger group and acted as a lure. If this has been a Jager trap the bigger group would not have been able to enter after the gates have been closed and doesn't all of for fearful escapes. If one does get loose while another comes in it's not a fearful experience and is likely going to be caight again in a few minutes when it tries to get back to the food. This is a great way to eliminate trap shyness and catching the whole family group. Also makes the system more available to smaller budgets as not everyone can afford the Jager system or can't due to cell service issues. This elimates having to wait for the ENTIRE group to enter before springing the trap, and catches even the weary ones as there is never any fear from the group. Thus luring in even the most weary. Love this trap and I hope that it becomes more widely available
Clean out time. That's gonna get hectic, big pressures on the design. Shooting will damage the net. Poison ruin the meat. Unless there is a run and a gate to load a trailer which the camera didn't show...
What happens when you go near the trap to dispatch them then? The big hog was yanking on the fencing,not for long or very forcefully,and compromised it significantly. Not only that,but they scatter like cockroaches when approached,and bang up against the fencing. How would that mesh hold up if all those hogs started ramming it to get out?
007 If it's set according to the instruction, it holds up just fine, even with a 400# boar in one test case. Watch more of the videos. I've seen only one where a giant of a boar escaped a Pig Brig, but the owner points out where he failed to set it correctly. Even then, the boar didn't learn to avoid it, and was right back in it after a couple of days. He didn't survive the second encounter. If you set a Pig Brig in among trees, you can use them in place of the T-posts, saving even more work and money.
It's interesting. Those poles would have to be pretty strong and in the grouind pretty good. They would take longer to set up than a fall trap but easier to transport. It should be cheaper by quite a bit. You wouldn't necessarily need a camera. It might work as good as their poison system and just as easy or easier to setup.
The poles don’t have to be that strong because the hogs never physically try to escape, they never panic and go nuts like when the gate drops on them with a remote control trap.
Before Trappers were planning, sitting and waiting to drop the trap at the right time. I had often said to My Friend why don’t they just use the pigs greediness to their advantage, and Someone Heard my thoughts. This is a NO hassle system. They literally catch themselves. But it sure is interesting to see how they slowly figure out that something isn’t right. But as soon as another Hog comes along, trying to get in that flight instinct gives way to greed again and they start eating again. I can’t hear it but is there a signal or something that goes off when they’re all in or is it that AAAHHHAAAA effect that triggers the “OOOHHHH SSSSHHHHIIIITTTT “ reflex? I’m glad Someone read my thoughts in a Vlog. Its surprise how much pressure those thin poles can withstand though. Those Hogs come full Bully and with the strength of 4-7 at one time, but can’t get out. Very simple but 100% effective. They’re smart enough to get in but just damn enough not to t out. Good work Y’all.
The big gray one knew something was up, while they were coming in he was trying to get out then after his greedy ass got full, he realized that he will be in SHOPRITE as a pack of bacon.
right, and not just the grey one either, as soon as they see a new hog goin for the corn their head goes right back down to eat while they can, greedy bastards haha
This is the best trap simply because it doesn't have that traditional drop! Without a drop or a door closing, panic never ensues! They just hang around, it never crosses their minds that they are even trapped! Usually, they'd be running around destroying the ground and even the trap.
Holly cow. I saw the troops coming in like a rat invasion, just tastier when roasted. 😂😂😂 I have a question since I’m not familiar with this method of trapping. How is it that they can go in under the net, but can’t get out?
The bottom of the net was facing inward when they came in. Then, they're standing on top of the net as they try to burrow underneath or through it. It's difficult, but not impossible to push the net outward and escape. Or as a big pig crawl's in a smaller pig could use that opening and leave.
Hey Pig Brig. Is there a way to incorporate a panel of heavy plywood on one face, with a hatch / gate for live loading of caught hogs into a trailer? Or simply as a safe point for the operator to stand behind when ‘dispatching’ the mob, and then removing the carcasses?
I saw a video of a man demonstrating how this trap works as he crawled under the net both ways. I thought that will never work the hogs will do the same thing and escape. I see I was wrong.
Interesting behaviour. In England when a sounder encounters a wire mesh fence, the alpha boar usually digs down low with his tusks and gets leverage at the bottom of the fence than raises his head to bend the bottom wire of the fence up to make a hole for him and the rest. I saw the big pig here sort of doing that but it did not work so it gave up.
you caught the hogs which was awesome but then the video stops, so did anyone actually see if any hogs escaped when you put them down? I know you can't show shooting the pigs but there's no end picture showing 22 hogs down. isn't that also important to know if it worked from beginning to END? I'm reading the comments and see people assuming. still liked the idea, just not sure
but you have to admit that getting pigs into this system is far superior than any other trap that you have seen so far. It remains to be seen how well it holds them. With what I've seen so far, I wouldn't have any doubts that it holds them well.
Brilliant idea I wonder how couldn't the hogs tear the net I wanted to see the part when human arrive to terminate them,anyways I wanted to know from where could I get those net and at what cost?
What happens to them eventually? Someone shows up and shoots them one by one? Is the net strong enough to contain the panic that no doubt ensues after the first shot?
I would like to suggest that OP show some lapses. So far I have not seen any pig escape or any kind of failure of the system. Seems too good to be true. There must be some failures for sure. Seeing some will just make the people deciding to have all the pros and cons etc.
There is a seam between the two ends of the net that has to be closed up with carabiners. I've seen one video where a giant of a boar escaped through the seam, destroying one of the carabiners in the process. The owner points out how that carabiner wasn't installed properly, and fixes the problem. A couple of nights later the big guy, who apparently didn't learn avoidance, returned for a final, fatal visit.
I figure this is the smartest trap by far. Compared to all other commercial contraptions out there it is substantially less expensive; lightweight; easy to transport; easy to set up quickly and single-handedly; doesn't require camera surveillance or manual activation, and is therefore independent of cell phone networks; allows hogs to enter continuously; and keeps 'm in. In short: it works! Brilliant concept.
Couldn't have said it better ourselves. :) Thanks for the support!
Also there is no education as they all eventually come in and never sound distress.
And you get a good nights sleep as you don’t have to monitor your phone to activate a trap door.
Yes ..what material is the net made of??
И когда они сдохнут?и почему не показали итог всего этого
The simplicity of this trap is genius, well done Pig Brig!
No computers. No batteries. No trip wire. No heavy drop gate. This is brilliant !
This is the best one 😎
Someone suggested a hybrid trap. Part net, part metal wire fence with sliding gate so you can easily heard them into a trailer.
ie taking advantage of behaviour
Very devious... Since the realization that they're trapped slowly sinks in if at all, there are no noisy panic events. This allows more and more of them to trickle in.
Wish It was my idea...
That's correct. You don't even have to trigger the trap - they keep coming in. Last week, we had up to 45 pigs in a single trap, just waiting until someone showed up.
@@PigBrig Also, no anxiety of having a couple dozen juveniles already inside and having to wait for a reluctant matriarch sow to finally come in before springing the trap.
how do you "cull" them without a panic setting in?
@@banzaiib once they're trapped, it doesn't matter whether they panic or not, as long as the net is strong enough
You know what this trap needs like a continuous corn. They forget to get nervous, like the netting gets them a little frustrated but the food on the ground they forget. But the other cage slams down in them so in there minds they know it’s over and scare everyone else off. This one is great.
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Yeah get em nice and fat for a month and them come pick up the bacon
True. Less fear enzymes on the meat taste
I never saw a better trap. Simple, easy, and inexpensive.
I have been watching hog trapping from CZcams for years. And this is one of the most economically way and the best way to catch these destructive wild hogs. Simply genius!
Thank you! We agree and are happy with the successes our owners are having. It's awesome.
Destructive wild humans are infinitely worse!
@@GeorgeFitness-yo8bl we don't disagree ... humans introduced wild hogs (and other species) to lots of spots causing many problems ...
@@PigBrig It goes way beyond that. Humans kill at will and for no reason. No animal in the animal kingdom does that
@@GeorgeFitness-yo8bl Let me introduce you to my Little Friends, the House Cat.
The trap that keeps on giving all through the night! Ingenious❤️!
What? Nooooo
This is SO much more manageable and affordable than the remote control trap door systems. And I think this system works better too.
Not quite as entertaining as the trap door. There's nothing more dramatic than the resulting hognado when it drops, but yeah this one seems to get it done with lower cost and labor.
Totally agreed.. I found this system cheap and best.. those animals don’t feel they are in the trap..
@@donsalehasky2335 yes....they feel very secured until someone shows up there with paraphernalia and then the real panic starts.... 😀😀😀😀
It took me a while to realize how it worked😎👍
@@harleyb7880 It's like a valve
It’s amazing because it doesn’t shut once. They keep going in even after trapped. The gated ones are like one time capture.
This is a brilliant idea and the simplicity of it all is what makes it so special.
I wonder if it could be implemented using strong fencing that would hold up better than the netting.
From the sound, I think that the netting is metal, like chain link....
Where is the end of the video? Let’s see how the net holds up to the excitement when they are spooked.
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Don't know how this net trap works, but I ain't seen nun get loose ever yet lmao. Trust me
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First time that I see hogs fighting to get in a trap, genius design,
They have no clue and just wait around until you show up.
@Parker Hilton happy to say we developed it ... we also think it will work on feral dogs (and likely some other species). We seriously hope it helps and is a humane solution to some existing conflicts.
Just look at the covid vax lines and you can see it happening every day.
No doubt. You don't have to wake up in the middle of the night and need to rely on a good cellular connection to drop the trap. With this one once they enter they're already trapped.
@@DIYDaveT lol. It is the homo sapiens outside of the vaccine trap that is waiting for covid 19 to show up. Lmao.
Using their strong natural instinct to root against them, more they push the safer they feel ..Also the net being flexible keeps a natural undergrowth vibe intact which doesn't spook them...
4:28 to 6:52 The large pig takes 2 1/2 minutes to enter. There is and opening but no other pigs try to leave. They do not realize they are trapped. Quicksand like device.
It's usually the simplest solutions that tend to work best in life, and this trap is an example of that. What's really ingenious about it, is that it uses the pigs natural tendency to root as a means to trap them. They feel comfortable going in, and then don't have the same process to get out.
I was convinced that Yeager Pro was the best way to trap feral hogs but this looks promising!!!
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The simplest and most effective trap, congratulations!
Nice system but really, we just want to see that panic moment when they realize they can't get out.
I really wanted to see how it held up when approached by a human & the terminating started. They hit those steel traps like crazy, the net looks low & they can jump.
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You use a separate piece to cover over the trap when it is set up. Looks like a cargo cover net for Utes (pick-up truck to Seppos)
I begun watching boar traps 4 days ago. I've been thinking there must be a way to trap them as lobster traps - one way ticket :) And there it is . You should name this trap the ONE-WAY-TICKET . Brilliant , cheap, most effective , and requires no attention . No panic mode , they all stay calm . The ones outside end up joining because no GATE drop. Retrieving them alive is tricky, but can be done. You can also roll it and tuck it away easily in a small shack.
I cannot imagine anyone would want to “retrieve” them alive. These destructive animals are in here until the trapper comes and then they are not.
@@Flippin_Crazy live pigs can be sold to abattoirs for decent money. Dead ones are worthless, outside of sharing with your direct family and friends.
The panic mode begins when you have to cull them though right?
The Hotel California trap?
This looks superior to the Jager pro system. As long as the net holds up until the operator wakes up. It will be an interesting research how an escapee will educate other pigs and learn to avoid it.
How would there be an escapee?
@@RealTechZen Right now, it looks escape proof. Until a pig actually escapes. Or an intelligent sow recognizes the trap BEFORE entering it. That is how trap avoiding pigs learn to defeat JagerPro systems. Those pigs have to be hunted and gunned down.
You think a hog will go and tell others about it.
@@mikedennington8856 in a way, yes, they do. Any other pig war hung this hypothetical escapee pig avoid the net will be spooky and likely avoid it too. They don't have to "speak" to the other pigs to educate them.
This trap works very effectively. The mesh trap model is suitable to be used as a trap door on other types of traps that already exist. we can even make a very wide trap (50x50 yards) and only use this trap for the trap door on both sides of the fence.
There used to be a video where they used 2 Pig Brigs to make one big trap in a forest, using trees in place of the posts. It got the poster banned from CZcams because it included the slaughter using high powered rifles. Even in the forest shadows, seeing brain, blood, and chunks of skull go flying was a bit much in color at 1080P on a 42 inch screen. Even so, it took 3 or 4 runs to catch most of the detail.
Absolutely. Brilliant idea!
This ought to be called Hotel California. The can checkout anytime but they can never leave.
Welcome to the Hog Tail California ;)
awesome name
Some eat to remember. Some eat to forget.
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Hotel Carolina
Reminds me of trying to get out of a business when everyone is trying to get in.
A bit of genius: hogs may be skittish on going into an open trap, but with one that "wants to keep them out", they'll really fight to get that corn.
The Hog Hotel they check in but they don’t check out 😆
A hog check valve. Genius!
The Black Boar.... at 6:50 ... greediness sealed his fate !!!!!
Ingenious, effective and cheap. Well done for the idea ...
They don't even know they're trapped, that is the beauty of this system.
This trap works much better than I thought it would
I was holding my breath during the last seconds of the video when the last big hog was slowly creeping in. He didn't realize that he was creating a door in the netting with his body for the smaller pigs to run through. I'm glad the pigs didn't catch on. 😂
Yes. I thought it was being smart. Actually he met his demise simply being a dick and greedy. Would like to hunt these sometime.
Yep, I was in suspense too wondering if he would slip out and let others out or get caught. I’m glad that they showed us that he got caught too. Total win for the Pig Brig. Catchy name. 😂😂
I would like to see more of this type of trap. When someone approaches, they will freak out run that netting must be tough as hell...
If they had exited, they soon would come back in, for company as well as corn...
In the trap and completely calm pure genius !!!!
These numbers are very promising... it was so swift, and because it’s fabric, they underestimate its strength. To them it’s just a regular break and enter until it comes time to leave. But safety in numbers means that the whole group ends up in it, and the trap was sprung silently long before their approach
I would like to see when you guys go harvest them, it would be interesting to see the net keep them inside and how crazy would it get.
Was thinking the same, would like to see how the net hold up against the "swarm" =)
You poison the corn obviously... They're trapped. Bring the back hoe in the morning and dig a mass grave.
I was thinking about that myself. Could let them even just die from dehydration, but that would be cruel.
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This is brilliant!
And rather reminds me of certain crab and lobster traps.
They just keep on coming and don't even panic. Very elegant.
This is a game changer. Pure brilliance.
Omg I need this net on my property ASAP!! I have at least a group of 25 hogs. I’m extremely worried my husband takes shots he has invited co-workers to even come and have at them. There’s nothing like this in North Texas I’m on 15 acres and they run it at night. They’re super hogs!!!
About $2200 each. Why wouldn't Farmers / Hog Control buy hundreds of these traps and share / reuse them ? The damage they cause is so much more expensive. The Hog meat is also a commodity too right ? What are the weaknesses of this type of trap ?
No weakness
@@davidkirkpatrick712 Agree.
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Possible having the in too long andbthey can chew thru. Or rip the net if used over a period of time. But i don't see any "design" flaws. This system works and doesn't spook the pigs, the original small group caught the attention of the bigger group and acted as a lure. If this has been a Jager trap the bigger group would not have been able to enter after the gates have been closed and doesn't all of for fearful escapes. If one does get loose while another comes in it's not a fearful experience and is likely going to be caight again in a few minutes when it tries to get back to the food. This is a great way to eliminate trap shyness and catching the whole family group. Also makes the system more available to smaller budgets as not everyone can afford the Jager system or can't due to cell service issues. This elimates having to wait for the ENTIRE group to enter before springing the trap, and catches even the weary ones as there is never any fear from the group. Thus luring in even the most weary. Love this trap and I hope that it becomes more widely available
Clean out time. That's gonna get hectic, big pressures on the design. Shooting will damage the net. Poison ruin the meat. Unless there is a run and a gate to load a trailer which the camera didn't show...
What happens when you go near the trap to dispatch them then? The big hog was yanking on the fencing,not for long or very forcefully,and compromised it significantly. Not only that,but they scatter like cockroaches when approached,and bang up against the fencing. How would that mesh hold up if all those hogs started ramming it to get out?
you shoot em
@@carljeinkins5514 Oh!....That's it? I'll have to remember that 🤔
007 If it's set according to the instruction, it holds up just fine, even with a 400# boar in one test case. Watch more of the videos. I've seen only one where a giant of a boar escaped a Pig Brig, but the owner points out where he failed to set it correctly. Even then, the boar didn't learn to avoid it, and was right back in it after a couple of days. He didn't survive the second encounter. If you set a Pig Brig in among trees, you can use them in place of the T-posts, saving even more work and money.
@@RealTechZen Aahhhh...that makes sense
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It looks like the harder it is for the hogs to get into the trap, the more determinant they are to get in.
And stay
Dammm the whole time I was watching I was waiting on the missle strike 😂🤣🤣🤣
That would be one way...
@@PigBrig lmao😂
missile strikes are done on middle eastern schools and hospitals, patriot
Ingenious yet simple
It's deceptively simple which is why they never see it coming...
It's interesting. Those poles would have to be pretty strong and in the grouind pretty good. They would take longer to set up than a fall trap but easier to transport. It should be cheaper by quite a bit. You wouldn't necessarily need a camera. It might work as good as their poison system and just as easy or easier to setup.
The poles don’t have to be that strong because the hogs never physically try to escape, they never panic and go nuts like when the gate drops on them with a remote control trap.
@@claymac7895 Until the capturing/killing time comes. Perhaps use a silenced rifle or even bow & arrow.
@@Beezlie727 They still panic when being killed. One major risk is loose bullets cutting the mesh.
WOW! That trap is pretty ingenious! I was wondering how those hogs got in there.
That worked a lot better than I thought it was going to
Before Trappers were planning, sitting and waiting to drop the trap at the right time. I had often said to My Friend why don’t they just use the pigs greediness to their advantage, and Someone Heard my thoughts. This is a NO hassle system. They literally catch themselves. But it sure is interesting to see how they slowly figure out that something isn’t right. But as soon as another Hog comes along, trying to get in that flight instinct gives way to greed again and they start eating again. I can’t hear it but is there a signal or something that goes off when they’re all in or is it that AAAHHHAAAA effect that triggers the “OOOHHHH SSSSHHHHIIIITTTT “ reflex? I’m glad Someone read my thoughts in a Vlog. Its surprise how much pressure those thin poles can withstand though. Those Hogs come full Bully and with the strength of 4-7 at one time, but can’t get out. Very simple but 100% effective. They’re smart enough to get in but just damn enough not to t out. Good work Y’all.
when you get something for free, you're not the consumer, you;re the product LOL
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Wow. Fighting to get in to join in. Interesting and bright!
Very good idea, they all inside n still feel safe, awesome 👌🏻
Gift that keeps on giving
What a great trap net system. You have designed a fairly simple trap net. Perhaps its cost will be much lower than the others
In all the videos so far I have seen them trying to get out...this is the first one where they are trying to get in
Very smart and efficient. Well done...
WoW, great job and video
Tht big one just want to figure out how to got out. Then many piglet get inside he just chilling up 😂
Still waiting for the big ones to figure it out...could be here a while.
The big gray one knew something was up, while they were coming in he was trying to get out then after his greedy ass got full, he realized that he will be in SHOPRITE as a pack of bacon.
right, and not just the grey one either, as soon as they see a new hog goin for the corn their head goes right back down to eat while they can, greedy bastards haha
These hog traps are cool as hell 🔥🔥
That’s a slick way of catching hogs!
Agree!
Hard to believe that many are running around in the woods..
@@chipplylar1622 Feels like it's unlimited right now...
This is the best trap simply because it doesn't have that traditional drop! Without a drop or a door closing, panic never ensues! They just hang around, it never crosses their minds that they are even trapped! Usually, they'd be running around destroying the ground and even the trap.
Not only simpicity, but it has almost no weigth and you can easily transport it and you can use natural tree branches to set it
The remote hard gate systems are more... Sexy 😮😮😮. The running, panicked, squealing pigs. Love it.
you can check in but you can never leave , brilliant .
Holly cow. I saw the troops coming in like a rat invasion, just tastier when roasted. 😂😂😂 I have a question since I’m not familiar with this method of trapping. How is it that they can go in under the net, but can’t get out?
The bottom of the net was facing inward when they came in.
Then, they're standing on top of the net as they try to burrow underneath or through it.
It's difficult, but not impossible to push the net outward and escape.
Or as a big pig crawl's in a smaller pig could use that opening and leave.
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Works kinda like a fish trap. Cool!
this is really genius invention....
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Hey Pig Brig. Is there a way to incorporate a panel of heavy plywood on one face, with a hatch / gate for live loading of caught hogs into a trailer? Or simply as a safe point for the operator to stand behind when ‘dispatching’ the mob, and then removing the carcasses?
And i wish i could come up with good ideas like this...
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Really awesome System.
I want to see their reaction and the durability of the net when someone approaches to knock 'em in the head....
Here you go.
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I saw a video of a man demonstrating how this trap works as he crawled under the net both ways. I thought that will never work the hogs will do the same thing and escape. I see I was wrong.
Qui loucura é muito louco......... parabéns.
Interesting behaviour. In England when a sounder encounters a wire mesh fence, the alpha boar usually digs down low with his tusks and gets leverage at the bottom of the fence than raises his head to bend the bottom wire of the fence up to make a hole for him and the rest. I saw the big pig here sort of doing that but it did not work so it gave up.
you caught the hogs which was awesome but then the video stops, so did anyone actually see if any hogs escaped when you put them down? I know you can't show shooting the pigs but there's no end picture showing 22 hogs down. isn't that also important to know if it worked from beginning to END? I'm reading the comments and see people assuming.
still liked the idea, just not sure
but you have to admit that getting pigs into this system is far superior than any other trap that you have seen so far. It remains to be seen how well it holds them. With what I've seen so far, I wouldn't have any doubts that it holds them well.
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Brilliant idea I wonder how couldn't the hogs tear the net I wanted to see the part when human arrive to terminate them,anyways I wanted to know from where could I get those net and at what cost?
ABSOLUTE GENIOUS.
amazing , simple , and affordable
What I want to know is how well does "head knockin" go?
What happens to them eventually? Someone shows up and shoots them one by one? Is the net strong enough to contain the panic that no doubt ensues after the first shot?
Toss a grenade in the middle to avoid the panic
@@mistakendawg8885 that will ruin the net as well
It's engineered for it.
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This trap is brilliant!
great video
Awesome video
I would like to suggest that OP show some lapses. So far I have not seen any pig escape or any kind of failure of the system. Seems too good to be true.
There must be some failures for sure.
Seeing some will just make the people deciding to have all the pros and cons etc.
There is a seam between the two ends of the net that has to be closed up with carabiners. I've seen one video where a giant of a boar escaped through the seam, destroying one of the carabiners in the process. The owner points out how that carabiner wasn't installed properly, and fixes the problem. A couple of nights later the big guy, who apparently didn't learn avoidance, returned for a final, fatal visit.
First time I seen this kind of trap is very ingenious so simple but so effective great job you ever thought it up
Brilliant!!!
best video I have ever seen! Q: how long does the net last?
Man, that is wicked.
I want to see how they Catch and kills finally. The net seems weak to withstand the assault of those hogs.😳
The flexibility of the next is such that the hogs can get any traction. it constantly flexes but stays in place.
This just goes to show us how hi-tech the equipment has to be to out smart a hog 🤷🏻♂️
What a great idea!
Best trap design in all aspects.
Best thing, it gets the little ones too.
They remind me of flies. They get in those tight spaces for food, but can't get out
first time seeing this trap!
Looks like you have it designed so that they have to go in at a certain section of net. They can't enter at 360 degrees.
I'm currently trying to outsmart grey squirrels that are taking all the bird food that I put out. So far, they have been outsmarting me !
Good luck. Suspending the feeder on wires is about the only way, and even then they will learn to tightrope the wires eventually..
that's the best trap yet