TBU loading pigs 2

Loading wild pigs out a 48 foot diameter hog trap that is set up with the Wireless Traps electronics.

[@Airmanmx1]

I might not own a farm but I can understand the satisfaction of catching those animals and minimizing the destruction they bring to a farmer’s crops.

[@m8s4lif]

I like it. You came up with a faster way to load hogs. The faster the music plays, the faster the hogs load. Cool video.

[@stickbowsniper]

That was fun to watch...especially the piglet chase. Background music isn't bad but the Benny Hill theme would have been perfection.

[@marsha7330]

I know wild hogs are hugely destructive, but being raised on a hog farm, the little pet pigs I had were SO smart and fun. One went swimming with us every day.

[@Tejaye777]

You guys are catching the best pieces of meat I've ever seen.

[@francissantos7448]

Very efficient and clever way to load!!! I like the piglet chase at the end.

[@sixbeesix]

This hogs are living happily on a hog sanctuary now.

[@reevesusa]

Briliantly captured. Well done. One of the pigs really really wanted to fight the guy.

[@MrSuperchargeron]

Those pigs are so excited to be going for a ride in that trailer!

[@gabrielcocco5188]

That what I call bringing home the bacon.

[@BahFrancis]

Brilliantly produced and choreographed...

[@thornnaturallife6433]

Your trap is so great

[@ailynpimentel8951]

Wow very nices trap sir

[@riverbankfisher]

A couple of those hogs repeatedly attacked the fence separating them from the trapper. They would charge, run off, and charge again. Even if I had a shotgun handy, I would be very worried if I ever encountered a hog in the wild whose attack charges were so relentless.

[@STINKYSTEELE]

That last one was like naw I’m good lol

[@N.W-ing77]

this background music is awesome !

[@SuperIwatch]

One little piggy said, "no no no," all the way round the pen.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

What makes them leave the pen and enter the trailer?

[@roseco581]

Great setup!!

[@mamankhaerulzaman7561]

Its funny. Good work

[@kmaassociates7999]

EXCELLENT ! A One Man Show ! You have gotten this down to a science ! Someone posted their belief that cheaper fencing should be developed to protect farm fields. Let the little beasts live in peace . . . I wish that was funny. 150 - 400 pound adults destroying my neighbors barley and potato fields are definitely not a laughing matter. This person obviously has no idea how big this invasive, non-indigenous swine problem is. And "fencing them out" would be a VERY BIG endeavor requiring thousands of miles of fencing, of which it's our guess-timation we would need to bury 2 feet of the required 6 foot fence. Our Conclusion ! $250 in hog panels, stakes, wire, some prefab gates, a drop feeder, ect. and/or some rifle ammo puts food on the table and keeps them at bay. They are dangerous, carry diseases to native wild and domestic animals and humans, destroy wild and domestic plants as well as habitat in general , dig holes in and rip up fields, disrupt watershed, pollute waterways, eat ground dwelling animals, compete with indigenous species, ect. We could build that wall, trap them and send the ones we don't eat "south". . . Did I say that out loud ?

[@raminkhajavi9513]

We can build barriers across rugged landscapes of national borders to keep people away, but we can't keep the animals away from the crops?!? They've been around for five hundred years or more. In today's mixed world, it's too difficult to keep everything strictly native. Let us focus on growing and protecting the crops. I am sure with our so called intelligence and tech know how, there is a better way. A more permanent, cruel free, and win win solution for the farmers and the animals. Growing indoors is a good idea for the future to keep the crops organic and the animals at bay. They are intelligent enough to stay away and look for food elsewhere away from human settlements. We are just encouraging and enticing them by 'leaving the door open and food out'. Already we can cage and fence them in shooting preserves, so it is possible to develop better barriers to keep them away from the farmer's crops instead of inflicting pain and suffering on them. Stop using excuses for cruelty towards these beautiful creatures who are just trying to survive and be themselves. Develop compassion for the animals in your cold and cruel heart. Go vegetarian to help you respect the animals and other people as well.

[@tannerbrockman6822]

KMA Associates I agree with your thoughts there are a lot of ignorance when it comes to these wild hogs. These large corral traps with electronics that you can close remotely are a great tool to help control the population of these wild hogs

[@louielouiepks]

What do you do with them ? Do you raise the little ones ? Just curious. I love a good pig pickin' !

[@garryquiggins8183]

No. To the slaughter hose. The small ones taste like tiny pork sandwiches.

[@charlessavoie2367]

@@garryquiggins8183 That destination turns the pests into a benefit. Sharpen the CUTLERY!

[@samfoo952]

such a fun job!

[@brazosbottomhogtrappers3767]

if i may ask what type of camera do you use and is it live feed when motion is detected and is it real expensive

[@hishamkassim4252]

I love it when they go mad 😂😂😂😂

[@raminkhajavi9513]

Develop compassion for the animals in your cold and cruel hearts

[@hishamkassim4252]

@@raminkhajavi9513 I had before.. until I saw what the damage they do then stopped you idiot

[@raminkhajavi9513]

@@hishamkassim4252 , so you "used to" have love, respect, and compassion, but now as evident by your disrespectful words, that you use to initiate contact with me, you are full of hate, towards animals, other people, and showing the whole world, towards yourself! Letters: bad words. Meaning: evil spirit within. (Zoroaster the prophet) Now you love to see the wild boars go mad. Deriving pleasure from the pain, agony, and suffering of other beings is a mental disorder called sadism. People who call other idiots are talking about themselves, and showing their level of intellect to the whole world. Plus, being heartless and arrogant! If you want to discuss issues with others you need to grow up. Also, I wouldn't be laughing so hard. Foreigners, immigrants, especially those who idolize Marx, could very well be next! No use in discussing issues with people like u, who need a mouthwash. Go back to having heart and staying human

[@youtwitfacemcgee9097]

Now that was entertaining

[@user-qt3ud1vk4z]

과거사조사 위원 는 실미도 우리국민 희생들은 왜 발혀주지않는가 소원함

[@sonamu5]

What do you do after you catch it?

[@joewoodchuck3824]

Good job though it looks like you could make good use of a catch net. What is tbu?

[@tannerbrockman6822]

joe woodchuck These large corral traps are very effective at catching a large group of wild hogs. And the TBU is Texas Boars Unlimited. Just abbreviation of our company name

[@thegoatmudtruck2646]

That's like watching Benny Hill lmao, 👍👍

[@mclare9817]

Theres always one to fragrance your boots!

[@antonioromao5681]

Good job.

[@BakoelGendoel]

good job

[@김봉기-f6z]

여기가 뉴욕 양키스 냐 우리글이 👍

[@usualsuspect5173]

Pigs are hilarious and tasty

[@missyrabbit5250]

what do you do with them?

[@petej2533]

what happens to them next?

[@tannerbrockman6822]

Pete J They are sold for their meat

[@wswillett]

looks like an episode of Benny Hill

[@leandrobertalhia2507]

Com tanto carne, dá pra passar uns meses tranquilo.

[@foxygamer3377]

Que paciencia para tener que agarrar a los más pequeños

[@davidbergin6184]

What happens to the pigs now?

[@johnmitchell51]

Brilliant what damage is it they do to crops

[@СерикбекЕргалиев-р2с]

Он пустит их на беконы и ветчину и неплохо заработает

[@bonsummers2657]

Make sausage, bacon, and steaks from them?

[@4bitmultiplexer]

Decent man.

[@MASNSEN10]

Mister Brockman, Your wild boar hunting video sound ​like Charlie Chaplin movies . lol

[@jessesanmiguel1969]

Working to help

[@faerieSAALE]

I am assuming these wild pigs are slaughtered - are they then processed for food? If so, I am hoping it's not for human consumption!

[@westmibaddrivers2573]

sell 'em to china

[@andreasscheibenbogen4908]

Whats happening with the pings?

[@losebjughashvili8465]

Then you take them to the boat ramp., and “launch “ your trailer.

[@Dyllanes_Ingeniero]

Pá las Carnitas 👌🏼😋

[@daviddelatiare1653]

free bacon. excelent for health

[@Icanchange1200]

We need Benny Hill music for this

[@raullafontaine3056]

I love when he was chasing the little ones haha , the back ground music stinks 😷

[@freddyzamaripa3920]

Couple questions. 1. What do they do with the babies? Do they raise them then eat em, sell em, eat em now? 2. Is there money to be made after such a big catch? Do people pay for the meat...?

[@tannerbrockman6822]

freddy zamaripa yes there is money to be made. They are all sold for their meat.

[@curtekstrom6600]

All straight to slaughter.

[@sideshowbob]

@Richard Mitchell Whole roast piglet too. Like, with an apple in it's mouth. I've always wanted one. It's my 1 & only gift request for my wife & I's planned 60th birthday party. She thinks I'm loco, natch!

[@stevetorres6182]

Making for one hell of a pig roast...hahahahahaha

[@AsamiAri]

Happy ribs day

[@БакытАлмаматов-э8ь]

После разгрузки стали колбасой

[@BUTTALUV]

Cool

[@diogorafael8025]

Grande cercado

[@rethrtghvrhrvhr]

this is funy

[@magnusqwerty]

Bacon time.

[@antoniadumitrache6419]

Fără muzica

[@kaelsan3586]

Aww so cute hahaha

[@cudathehawgjetfixer7520]

Why fight with the hogs to get into the trailer, just shoot them, its easier and you don't have to chase pigs around in circles, .22 cal bullets are dirt cheap and they don't make a big mess like what the pig hunters use in their hunts (6.5, 6.8, 7.0 mm or .308, .300 mags, .45-70), all which makes a big hole and lots of blood spill, .22 in the noggin at close range stops them in their tracks and very little blood spill, just grind the blood into the dirt and rebait the trap

[@smurfyx]

There are places that pay you to bring them in alive for hunting or butchering.

[@perberge]

Nest stop, slaughtery

[@osvaldorocha1401]

E assim a porcada virou presunto cedo.

[@leoocta6510]

👆👊🤜🤛👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@huseyinsurer8237]

Many are the Jinns and men we have made for Hell: They have hearts wherewith(1153) they understand not, eyes wherewith they see not, and ears wherewith they hear not. They are like cattle,- nay more misguided: for they are heedless (of warning).(Araf suresi 179.ayet)

[@patrickjohnson7801]

🥓

[@minhyeoklee7865]

혼자서 가능하다니..

[@stevenlenarduzzi5271]

Fuck what do you say good music

[@magnusqwerty]

9 mm

[@rbtchannel742]

Wkwkwkwkwk 😂

[@okberdi.pontianak2387]

Sop

[@toroice6945]

Barbecue

[@raminkhajavi9513]

Let the beautiful creatures live and be with their family. Let us develop cheaper fencing to keep them away from the farmer's crops instead of inflicting pain and suffering on them.

[@hishamkassim4252]

You idiot the will be in the city after that .

[@raminkhajavi9513]

@@hishamkassim4252, no need for insults when discussing issues. They are intelligent enough to stay away and look for food elsewhere. That is if we develop cheaper fencing to keep them away from the farmer's crops instead of inflicting pain and suffering on them. There are lots of uninhabited terrain and mountains where they can go. Building better barriers is a more permanent, cruel free, and win win solution for the farmers and the animals. Let the beautiful creatures live and be with their family. They are just trying to survive and be themselves. You could have been them in this life, or perhaps in the next. Have a heart for the hogs, they have family, homes, and feelings also. Go vegetarian and spare the animal's lives. Respect life. Live and let live

[@kmaassociates7999]

@@hishamkassim4252 In some parts of the American southern states they are already encroaching on small towns like mine.

[@hishamkassim4252]

@@kmaassociates7999 Yes I know that and my town too. But there are some fantasy ppl telling you let them grow they are idiots who just make their comments while they are in the toilet.

[@eulaliolopezjr]

You obviously havent seen the amount of damage these animals do to crops i see it first hand we own a small farm in witch we grow wheat and they can come in and in one night cause so much damage we come the next day and it looks like a tractor just plowed the land we have spent thousands on fencing but they always find a way in they tear it they dig under etc. You should be glad we are trying to get rid of them because they are eating your vegan food. They are your enemy as much as they are ours. We will keep trapping them and eating them so you can eat your food.

[@ЕленаПарфенова-с5х]

дилиоагслпгр🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@karenwalker9713]

Lol