How to Trap Hogs: Whole-Sounder Tips for Landowners
How to trap hogs for whole-sounder results: drop vs panel selection, conditioning basics, remote HogEye monitoring, and mistakes that create trap-shy survivors.
Screwworm Deer on Texas Hunting Land
Screwworm deer searches are rising in Texas. On hunting land, feral hogs are the reservoir you can remove—with whole-sounder drop and panel traps.
What Landowners Should Know About New World Screwworm
New World screwworm is back on the landowner radar. Here is what to watch for on your property, why feral hogs matter, and how whole-sounder removal fits—without veterinary advice.
Louisiana Feral Hog Trapping: Trap Options Landowners Use
Louisiana landowners evaluating hog traps for sale need options that can remove sounders. Here is how drop, panel, and remote systems fit Louisiana ground.
How High-Volume Hog Removal Lowers Ranch Fly Pressure
High-volume sounder removal is one of the few landscape levers landowners control for fly pressure. Here is how trap-scale volume fits New World screwworm awareness.
Trap-Site Biosecurity After Whole-Sounder Drop Trap Removal
After you drop a sounder, inspect the dispatched hogs for New World screwworm, clean the site for fly pressure, then rebait or move to the next baited location.
Big Pig Drop Trap vs BoarBuster: Whole Sounder Capture for Landowners
A fair, mechanism-first comparison of the Big Pig Drop Trap and BoarBuster-style suspended systems for whole-sounder capture — deployment, labor, and remote options.
Why Feral Hogs Are the Biggest Threat to Screwworm Spread
Feral hogs are mobile, fly-attracting, and nearly impossible to monitor like cattle. Here's why they are the biggest threat to New World screwworm spread — and what to do about it.
What Is New World Screwworm? How It Spreads and Why It's Dangerous
A plain-language primer for landowners on New World screwworm — what it is, how it spreads through live animals, why it's dangerous, and where feral hogs fit in.