simple
setup
easily change
location
large size &
dual gates
interchangeable panels
& gates
BIG PIG PANEL TRAP
6’ x 8’ Panel Size
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6 Gauge Galvanized Wire
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Dual Jump Bars
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Dual 5/8” Pins Joining Each Panel
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Panel Structure Is 1” (14ga) Square Tubing
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8 Panels and 2 Gates
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Fully Customizable Trap
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Optional Custom Trap Trailer
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Ability to Relocate
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HogEye Camera for 24/7 Surveillance
BIG PIG PANEL TRAP
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6’ x 8’ Panel Size
-
6 Gauge Galvanized Wire
-
Dual Jump Bars
-
Dual 5/8” Pins Joining Each Panel
-
Panel Structure Is 1” (14ga) Square Tubing
-
8 Panels and 2 Gates
-
Fully Customizable Trap
-
Optional Custom Trap Trailer
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Ability to Relocate
-
HogEye Camera for 24/7 Surveillance
START CATCHING MORE FERAL HOGS IMMEDIATELY
FIND & PRE-BAIT
Locate the freshest pig signs with easy access and start pre-baiting before your trap arrives. This will give you a head start trapping your Feral Pigs.
SET UP THE TRAP & CAMERA
Set up the trap and camera system while continuing to bait.
PROTECT YOUR LAND
The live-video camera system notifies you when pigs are in your trap so you can trigger your trap gate 24/7 from anywhere to catch the entire sounder.
Don't let feral hogs destroy your land and wildlife.
Take CONTROL with a Big Pig Panel Trap and the HogEye Camera System.
states with the largest feral hog populations
Feral hogs are now present in 35 of 50 states, however the highest concentration remains across the South. Feral hogs are now moving into northern states such as Minnesota and Montana from Canada.
Graph displays percentage of counties within each state that have feral hogs.
*States ranked in order of number of feral hogs sightings. VIEW SOURCE*
Hear From LandOwners Fighting Feral Hogs Like You
5 Ways to Remove Feral Hogs from Your Property
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Watch the Big Pig Panel Trap at Work
