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Wild Pig Management 5 Part Video Series – Agrilife

October 28, 2015 by

In an effort to further equip land managers battling feral hogs (wild pigs), the Wildlife and Fisheries Extension Unit recently released the Wild Pig Management 5 Part Video Series. Each of the videos were produced with goal of providing an in-depth overview of legal wild pig management techniques in Texas. Accompanying each video is a short survey that helps us track the impact our videos have on our viewers. The data from these surveys is very valuable to us.

We would greatly appreciate if you would take a few minutes to watch at least one of the videos and take the accompanying survey.  Survey participants will be entered into a drawing for a wild pig management prize pack. There will be a separate drawing for each video/ survey. We are also offering a special prize for Texas Master Naturalists. Anyone who indicates they are a Texas Master Naturalist in the comment section of the survey will be entered into a drawing for Texas Master Naturalist gear. The merchandise drawing will only happen if we hit a minimum number of survey participants (50), so make sure to get your friends involved!

Below is a list of video links and their accompanying surveys:

How to Corral Trap Wild Pigs

Video: http://bit.ly/1Gvyh2J

Survey: http://bit.ly/1PSpn1b

This video explains how to construct and utilize one to the most successful tools available to wild pig managers, a corral trap. It also provides considerations for trap placement, gate selection, baiting techniques and post capture handling of wild pigs.

 

Corral Trapping Wild Pigs: A Success Story

Video: http://bit.ly/1LVNuH7

Survey: http://bit.ly/1MpZXIW

This video highlights a successful wild pig corral trapping effort. It provides an in-depth description of the trapping process and provides rationale for each of the trapping techniques that were utilized.

 

Shooting Techniques for Wild Pigs

Video: http://bit.ly/1OVnmSK

Survey: http://bit.ly/1GvxNtH

This video explains the tools and techniques involved in strategic shooting for wild pig damage abatement. The positive and negative sides of several shooting techniques are reviewed along with considerations, such as legalities, that should be taken into account.

 

How to Box Trap Wild Pigs

Video: http://bit.ly/1RZEyEU

Survey: http://bit.ly/1hY6ITW

This video details the process of using a box trap to capture wild pigs. It also provides considerations for trap placement, deterring non-target species, baiting techniques and handling both target and non-target captures.

 

How to Snare Wild Pigs

Video: http://bit.ly/1Wgv4pp

Survey: http://bit.ly/1XwL9Kh

This video demonstrates how to install three different snare sets (fence, trail and drag) for wild pigs. It also highlights strategies for minimizing non-target captures and ensuring proper snare deployment.

 

 

 

Also make sure to check out our Facebook page for the most up to date information on our videos, blogs, and publications!  https://www.facebook.com/FeralHogCoP?fref=ts

Thanks for your help!

 

Kimberly Aston

Extension Assistant

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service

 

Office: 979-845-0916

E-mail: [email protected]

 

112 Nagle Hall, 2258 TAMU

College Station, TX 77843

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