Setting up the Pig Brig

[@MarkHanna49165]

What a labor of love! I’m exhausted just watching this! 19:03

[@KennyTrussell]

I just received my pigbrig and will be setting it up soon here in central Georgia. Thanks for this video. It was helpful.

[@harrisfamilyranch4813]

Glad it was helpful!

[@thadlm2698]

How’s the pigbrig setup working for you?

[@harrisfamilyranch4813]

It works pretty well. There are some things about it that I would alter from manufacture for our type of operation but it is efficient.

[@thadlm2698]

@@harrisfamilyranch4813 That’s great….keep up the good work!

[@noapologies5974]

I'm glad to see your wife out there trying to work with you my brother 🤣💪🏿💯

[@harrisfamilyranch4813]

That’s actually my mom, but she’ll be glad to here it. Haha

[@noapologies5974]

@@harrisfamilyranch4813 💯 HI mom good job 💪🏿

[@livefreeordie4586]

Thanks for the video bud, was a great help!

[@harrisfamilyranch4813]

Glad it helped!

[@terryrussel3369]

So simple it makes all the other traps look silly . . . Friends tell me it works, and boy are they grateful !

[@andrewriley1053]

How far were the posts from the center and how far apart were they from each other?

[@JasperCountyNative]

What kind of camera do you have on the t post?

[@bns8594]

Awesome video thank you.

[@harrisfamilyranch4813]

Our pleasure!

[@meathome3344]

If you hve time I would like know about cap u made

[@harrisfamilyranch4813]

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[@nhwnhw02]

What length T-posts are you using?

[@scottphillips8824]

Id be interested in how you made your cap also.

[@harrisfamilyranch4813]

We’ll have to do a video on that sometime. Thanks for the interest.

[@stevedevaney1604]

Too hot in my part of Texas to drive them post, I like the other one better I believe. But no electronics might just make it better. What’s your opinion? Thanks

[@harrisfamilyranch4813]

They both have their pro’s and con’s and perform better or worse depending on certain situations. We like them both and love having options.

[@richardgoudeau8507]

Can u describe how u made the trap cap

[@harrisfamilyranch4813]

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[@remygarrison1451]

Your video was much better than the Pig Brig people. Theirs was pathetic.

[@harrisfamilyranch4813]

Thank you for the compliment. We hope it helps.

[@meathome3344]

@@harrisfamilyranch4813 what kind of net did you use for a boar shield? doesn't look like the one they sell thanks for the video its great

[@harrisfamilyranch4813]

@@meathome3344 it’s an older generation of the trap. It’s what came with it. They have updated since then.

[@ClemsonTiger75]

Did the trap work? If so, did you make a video of the trapped hogs?

[@harrisfamilyranch4813]

It does work, check out pigbrig.com. We did not get any video of our catches so far but more will soon come hopefully.

[@heathalford4721]

@@harrisfamilyranch4813how do you like the pig brig vs the cellular trap you made?

[@harrisfamilyranch4813]

@@heathalford4721 they both have their pros and cons but whole sounder trapping is the only way to go.

[@dirtylax28]

Considering getting one of these for our hunting property, realistically how long does it take to set up? Also, how long to take down? When you condition it, looks like you use every other cam strap to create the sag, is that correct? Thanks!

[@harrisfamilyranch4813]

For one person, it is safe to say an hour to set up and an hour to tear down and obviously the more times you do it and if you have a helper, decreases that time. You are correct about the straps during conditioning. There are multiple ways to do it but that’s the way we like.

[@haraldljusarbetaren8649]

Very poorly explained - and very poor sound! Too bad.