Feral Pigs Entering the Pig Brig Trap System | Pig Brig Trap System

[@peteacher52]

Wow! The inventor or inventors of this remarkable capture system should be awarded a substantial grant for services rendered to the farming, horticultural and forestry industries!

[@strauss7151]

The free market will award them with huge sales.

[@goodmorning1476]

wow！👍👍👍👍👍

[@keegan773]

It’s the trap that keeps on trapping. No need to monitor overnight to drop the gate as it hasn’t got one. It’s bloody ingenious.

[@bosatsu76]

Ain't THAT the truth... The war on feral pigs just took a major turn..

[@robertwooley9625]

No elaborate setup with trucks and trailers, no "conditioning" no fear to overcome, Hogs root through underbrush every day...Giant metal gate dropping traps just joined the typewriter and big box tv's !

[@PigBrig]

Thanks for watching. We are pretty excited about the simplicity of our system.

[@angus9941]

Like how even the smallest piglets can figure it out. Nice job!

[@PigBrig]

Thanks!

[@KyleInOklahoma]

This is a great idea. I like the JAGAR because it catches a bunch with this, if its big enough, they will keep coming in because those inside are still eating & have no reason to alert those outside until the food is gone & they realise they cant get out. No slamming gates or metal fence to frighten them plus much cheaper than a crew from JAGAR plus a trap. I think the small guy will go for this once people start using it & posting their videos. Well done 'Pig Brig'.

[@PigBrig]

Thanks! We also find the net is quieter ... so no metal banging around scaring other nearby pigs.

[@fueledbymsk6334]

@@PigBrig can you do catching hog episode like jager pro 😅 its very interesting to watch.

[@PigBrig]

@@fueledbymsk6334 we are working on it!

[@worsethanjoerogan8061]

A continuous catch trap that pigs will actually go into. Probably cheaper and easier to set up than a corral trap

[@PigBrig]

Dean, we developed it for use in our field projects and it was definitely cheaper and easier. It's cool for us to see folks having good success with it.

[@merquiadessanchez8185]

Great video! Even catches the little ones who later repopulate the area.

[@francissantos7448]

Those tiny babies at the end of the clip are so cute and innocent.

[@PigBrig]

they sure are.

[@francissantos7448]

@@PigBrig I am glad I don't indulge in young lechon.

[@PigBrig]

@@francissantos7448 most of the farmers and landowners worry about the damage they cause as they get big. They sure are cute tho.

[@francissantos7448]

@@PigBrig a little bigger and they will be perfect for lechon. Yumm

[@carlwilkerson9722]

No one pig is innocent.

[@adrianwapcaplet2773]

Well hey - this is one of those "it's so simple - why didn't I think of that?" products. Good luck to the pig briggers! And the cost comparison to alternate products should enable widespread use.

[@PigBrig]

Thanks Adrian. We are pretty excited about it. It is awesome to see people using it and having such success. :)

[@georgegordon3464]

It appears that the pigs are not as suspicious of something that they have to work to get into as opposed to a trap that is inviting them in.

[@jonathanloften8614]

This is off the hook! And super funny to watch...great job!

[@PigBrig]

:) Thanks!

[@dannydoughboy120]

It is funny to see how stupid they are!

[@alhamilton06]

this is even better than the boarbuster system, which is a helluvalot more expensive

[@PigBrig]

Thanks for watching. We are sure excited about it.

[@richardgoudeau8507]

Set mine today and already have 3 in it! Works!!!

[@robertwooley9625]

Plus.... big bang slamming gates scare the crap out of hogs near the trap Netting! The silent assassin!

[@cryptotrader4307]

Trap is ingenious!

[@hyouninlee2993]

Hello! Thank you for the interesting video of catching a wild boar. Wild boar hunting is mostly allowed in winter in Korea. Farmers who farm in rural areas are having a hard time because of the wild boar. And wild boar meat is really delicious. Have a good day.

[@PigBrig]

Thanks for watching. We are excited at the versatility of this system. The wild boar challenge is pervasive and difficult to solve. Enjoy your day!

[@KyleInOklahoma]

So you guys cannot hunt hog outside of winter? I did see two Korean guys catch a boar before & it sure was amazing. First one leg was caught in the snare. Then they got some rope like a snare in the mouth & around upper jaw [nose]. Then they covered the eyes with tape before jumping on it & tying it's legs together. It weighted a whopping 330 lb.

[@Lborguy]

@@KyleInOklahoma I believe that's in Japan

[@KyleInOklahoma]

@@Lborguy Oh, I didn't know. Thank you. Is there hunting seasons in Japan I wonder? mmhhh it?

[@munyamubaiwa4313]

Someone with a pet food producing company should partner with these dudes. Cheap easy meat for the dogs across America.

[@FlamesAudio]

great video!

[@PigBrig]

Thanks for watching!

[@PigBrig]

And ... thanks for the awesome music! I just realized it was you. :)

[@FlamesAudio]

@@PigBrig thanks a lot 🙏👍

[@PigBrig]

@@FlamesAudio We really

[@patrickbreyer2904]

Welcome to Hotel California

[@merquiadessanchez8185]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lucastrader8320]

"You can check in any time you like but you can never leave" 🎵🎵

[@JS-mh9uu]

Ok ... but THEN what happens? Do you actually trap any of them or do they simply go out the same way you showed them coming in?

[@PigBrig]

They end up standing on the skirt (the folded under part of the net) and focused on the wall. They don't think to root under the way they came in ... they end up trapped.

[@JS-mh9uu]

@@PigBrig Coll i watched another of your videos it seems to work pretty good for catching them. Can you get them alive in a cattle trailer? How?

[@PigBrig]

@@JS-mh9uu there's a seam you can open like a gate. If you search Pig Brig trailering, you'll find both a how-to and a video of some ladies in Texas loading pigs. :)

[@bosatsu76]

One of those 'why didn't I think about it' traps... Simple, lightweight, elegant... A dummy could set it up... And bacon for days... And days... Forever.

[@PigBrig]

Can you write our ads ? ☺️

[@bosatsu76]

@@PigBrig lol... This is one item that doesn't need an ad... It sells itself... It's a jaw dropper. Serendipity, brilliance, or just plain country know-how, it don't matter. No one will NOT want one the moment they see 15 seconds of video... You've got the competition beat and they know it...

[@PigBrig]

@@bosatsu76 we just want to get those hogs. 🙌🏼

[@mrhaltstop2294]

As simple as it is efficient….the hogs welcome the newcomers inside

[@HaiderAli-zu3yz]

The makers of another system say that those pigs inside a closed trap make distress calls and this puts off other pigs. Clearly, that's not happening here any thoughts as to why not?

[@PigBrig]

Hey there! They typically don’t realize they’ve been trapped until dispatch arrives. The pigs treat the netting like that would vegetation. There’s no slamming gate or other indications that they’ve been caught. 🙂

[@benh5774]

what happens to the piggies after the video cuts out?

[@Stardrix16]

They probably freaked out at the sight of people and ate lead.

[@alanstevens1296]

So pigs keep entering even after many are already trapped?

[@PigBrig]

Alan, yes! Definitely a benefit of this trap. The stakes in the center of the trap help secure the net so that pigs can continue to root under the net while others are happily feeding on the inside.

[@alanstevens1296]

@@PigBrig But don't some of the early arrivers want to leave and get suspicious when they can't?

[@PigBrig]

@@alanstevens1296 it varies, but other pigs typically settle down. We try to keep enough food in there. Not sure ... seems like they come in to eat, generally stay settled, sometimes they get startled, run around, and settle back down. They overall seem calm in the trap.

[@alanstevens1296]

@@PigBrig Pigs are said to be the 4th smartest animal in the world. I guess they aren't really smart enough to avoid these traps.

[@PigBrig]

@@alanstevens1296 so far so good and we seem to get them generally before they get smart to it ...

[@jayceboi]

How'd you remove them after the trap? Do you eat them, roast them, any recipes? Lol just giving you content cause it be interesting

[@PigBrig]

Jesse, you can lift the side or lower the side to get them out. :) Lots of people eat them, some give away the meat. We've posted a few recipes - the meat is awesome.

[@brotherscoyote]

Are these deer safe?

[@PigBrig]

We've had deer get in and jump out ... and we've had deer get in and stay in and need to be let out (you just lift the side of the net and shoo them out). We haven't had any reports of deer getting stuck or injured by the trap. Obviously, anything can happen. We do think that because it is a net, there's likely a lower likelihood of injury vs. running into metal. Always hard to predict the crazy stuff that happens in the field tho.

[@brotherscoyote]

@@PigBrig cool, thanks.

[@markemerson8399]

It's interesting that the pigs don't seem to be suspicious of the net.

[@PigBrig]

That's what surprised us. They treat it like vegetation. We think it is the softness and lack of noise. Was cool to sort out.

[@markemerson8399]

@@PigBrig If Pig Brig was to be employed in every location, surely it would very quickly reduce the problem for farmers. To date, has there been a widespread deployment? I did a quick Google search, but most of the latest articles are still talking steel and remote controlled dropping devices.

[@PigBrig]

@@markemerson8399 We are doing our best to get our traps into the hands of farmers and and land managers across the country and around the world. This trap is the first line of defense in Germany in their battle against African Swine Fever. It is also widely used by commercial trappers working for USDA Wildlife Services here in the United States. ☺️

[@markemerson8399]

@@PigBrig It will be really interesting to follow your success. Wishing you all the very best, and thank you for your personal responses to my comments!

[@PigBrig]

@@markemerson8399 Thanks for all of the great questions. It's been a journey for us, and we are happy to be helping folks make a difference. :)

Séria um tipo de armadilha??👏👏👏

[@PigBrig]

Thanks!!

[@ars4455]

2:22 your little dumbs! ..the "door" was open!...kkkk

[@kristoferchargualaf781]

here on 🇬🇺 I could definitely use one or two

[@williamburgess3098]

Brilliant design. Pigs walk and cant walk out.

[@gsup3874]

This things like hotel California

[@keegan773]

Or the European Union…👹👺

[@danielfeld8724]

Such a cleaver trap,

[@julianfleming5627]

Now I find how they get trapped. Please put example how they get trapped in every video.

[@k9road]

...should we ever have wild boar in Ireland, this is what I`ll get...

[@PigBrig]

:). Good y’all don’t have them. Thanks for watching.

[@robertstv8045]

To see 20 pigs get a bullet search KZbin: Texas Feral Hog Trapping | Pig Brig - First Catch (20 Wild Pigs)

[@kevinmorin7965]

A beach seine net- no need to purse & on land for hogs!

[@PigBrig]

We are using twisted knotted nylon with various mesh sizes and weights. :)

[@kevinmorin7965]

@@PigBrig Meant the design was a marine 'beach seine' net design, but in that instance the bottom is 'pursed' or drawn into a tight ring so the fish can't escape under the net- once 'pursed'. Very innovative design application of the idea.

[@PigBrig]

@@kevinmorin7965 Ah ... got it! We are learning all kinds of stuff about nets and net material. :)

[@freedomwoodgasandoffgridin8925]

Neet trap, really sucky music!

[@PigBrig]

😆😬 we are pretty tired of it too by now … seemed like a good idea late one night …

[@세준윤-l3m]

.좋아요

[@Bringthapain]

Has there ever been an escapee??? Otherwise it’s genius!