[Barry Cole]

I want to give a shout out to Hog Trap Builder extraordinaire Tim Land! Tim and I (well really Tim) built a trap a few weeks ago and last weekend we got four and this morning three sows. The big girl was 200lbs plus!

We've also I got a boar that we nicknamed "Hogzilla"! He's the black ho in the picture and dwarfs the big sow we got today...

4 Last Sunday

3 Hogs this Sunday

Hogzilla

 

[jayhoward]

where was this here local?

 

[Jason]

Them lil uns are good bbq'n size!!!!!

 

[tips n tails]

damn, those look great eating.

 

[Tide Fan]

Nice job on getting some pork

 

[Barry Cole]

Between Camden and Selma close to White Oak Creek

 

[Caspr21]

they are everywhere now. We have em on our place southwest of selma

 

[ABailey]

Was that made with 2 panels? Can you show a close up of how the door is made?

 

[Barry Cole]

Yes it was made with two panels and six 6' "T" posts. I don't have a close up of the door but Tim Land "TSpecks" on the forum is the expert for sure. I can tell you if you don't drive those posts down really good the big pigs will knock down the panels.

We baited for about 3 weeks before setting the trap for the first time last week when we got four. Then I set it again Saturday evening and Sunday morning we trapped the three you see on the tailgate of the truck. That 200 lb sow did a number on the panels but they held up.

 

[ABailey]

Thanks

 

[neohornet]

Congrats on the catch. Your traps are similar to what a group called Jager Pro uses. If you look them up on the internet you can find videos and their site. they also tell you how to be successful at trapping a whole sauder and what fence panels work the best for hogs. They even have some fancy wireless video and door tripping devices. You might want to give it a look at least to see what fence panel might work better.

 

[Barry Cole]

These panels are rated for cattle and they held up well to that big sow ramming it. I think the key is the t-post and making sure they're anchored solid...