@@roaminaround377 Thanks for watching! Be sure to like and subscribe for more videos.

Lol.... it's definently a good one! Luckily, they came during the day so I could get good footage. It doesn't always work out like that. I'm glad you enjoyed it. If you haven't subscribed, please do. I should have another catch coming Monday with the net of over 20 hogs. Stay tuned.

This was late in the evening. It is not unusual for hogs to come out in the day. It all really depends on the pressure they have on them. Where I am currently conditioning hogs, they came out at 2 pm and again at 4 pm and not so much at night. One time after I put corn out at the trap, it was literally minutes before a group of 20 plus hogs came to the corn. I believe they can actually be so close that they heard me come and leave. This has happened many times. Hogs are one of the smartest animals on earth. Be sure to subscribe. I have another catch coming Monday of over 20 hogs if all goes well. It will be with my net trap. Have a Merry Christmas!

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I agree!

That's not how it works. There are things in place to keep that from happening. I'm not saying it's not possible..... but not likely if done correctly.

I know... I wish I had now . KZbin limited my monetization even with what I did show. Said it wasn't appropriate for all viewers.

Yup... I think it was about that time I was driving up he was warning the others I like how they communicate to push together on the net to try and push through. I've seen that many times where they are very organized. You can see it in some of my other videos if you watch closely. They are not always just running around crazy.

I have more than one net, but I also still have my original net that I bought several years ago and still use it with no issues. These nets stand up to even the biggest hogs. I have no complaints.

The trail camera I was using would only record for so long, then there would be a 5 second delay. So, I had to piece together the different sections of the video. I watched it live as it happened, and nothing went in when the video was in delay.

Yup!

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They all went to a good cause, and none were wasted. Feeding families! 😉

Not sure what you said but I'm guessing it was funny. Lol

Yup! 🤣

@blackosprey2219 Absolutely! I just haven't been able to post many videos lately. A lot of times, this year has either been at night or raining. I plan to have more videos with the net trap soon! I actually have it out now conditioning hogs to catch hopefully this week.

@@lizakay3859 thanks for commenting! 👍🏻😁👍🏻

Yea.... he was sick... when I opened him up, he had some kinda infection inside his chest cavity on his ribs. We ended up just getting rid of him. Usually, all the hogs I catch go towards feeding families. But not this one.

Basically, the net is curved inward and staked down on the inside of the trap in a way that the net will slide up the stakes and drop back down flat. It is also stretched enough with the stakes to not let them get their nose under it to get out. Also, they are standing on the net when trying to get out. I find locations where the ground is flat so it doesn't let the net wrinkle on the bottom for them to get out. I hope this answers your questions. If you still have any questions, just let me know.

@@carolinahogstopper2709 thx a lot

Yes, out of shape.... and the location the trap was at there was a lot of rough terrain and hills just to get there.

@@carolinahogstopper2709 hope your ok. Eat raw ginger. Excellent for respiratory system, and digestion. Eat ginger raw the size of a almond with breakfast and dinner, try for a month, you will be happy with results. 😊

Thank you for the comment! And you're right on your statement. This is a great trap and has way more pros than cons.

Thanks!

There is blood there, you just can't see it. KZbin actually limited my post because of it. Those hogs were dispatched about an hour after they were caught. Every one is them was taken to be processed for families in need, and none of the meat was wasted.

@carolinahogstopper2709 Thank You

Thanks!

It's a really good trap

🤣 I'm sure it would be a sight to see! Lol

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Because they are considered a nuisance here, and they destroy over a billion dollars of crops a year in the US. It is actually illegal to remove a hog from a trap alive here in NC.

@@carolinahogstopper2709 Yes, it's a difficult question. We, humankind, are expending, while free animals have less and less place where to live. I don't know, but maybe the good solution would be a win-win situation. Finally I think wild animals have right to exist in their natural environment. Otherwise thank you for your answer.

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Exactly!

Yes it is! 👍🏻

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Honestly, as far as I know, it's just a regular nylon net. I know I was told it was treated to help the UV rays from breaking it down over time. The strength of the trap is the design and how it works together. Give, but don't break kinda trap. If you want to know more about it, reach out to www.pigbrig.com. They are awesome and will answer any questions you have. If you ever decide to buy a trap, I have a link in my description that will give you an automatic discount on a trap. Or you can enter code 5f in the discount/ coupon code section at checkout. Any more questions let me know.

They really don't understand they are caught until I show up.

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Hogs are actually extremely smart. The trap design is just really good.

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Tire themselves out after playing in the bouncy mesh pit, you see. 😂

Thanks for watching! 👍🏻