WILD HOG CONTROL | JAGER PRO™ TV Show | SOUNDER TRAPPING SUCCESS

[@robertwooley9625]

Hands down, The BEST hog trapping video on you tube!

[@francikaa1]

No music please. It's great to hear when they are bouncing back the fence.

[@559806]

Agreed!

[@aliceharris1998]

I learned to cut the sound off completely. Just remember to turn it back on!

[@gerardjohnson2106]

Somebody thought "sounder" meant loud metallic music. It's probably to keep the YT censors off of the content. Libs like squealing just not squealing hogs.

[@everready2903]

I muted it

[@jacobwillow050]

Muted

[@jenniferjackson9642]

I no longer live in these parts so I didn’t know about the feral pigs. I am really impressed with the efficiency of these traps and how many pigs can be caught at once. A big thank you to whoever invented this. God bless the farmers, these pigs are really destructive and the farmers don’t need more crap to deal with.👍

[@tomallen7699]

Never gets old watching the pigs run full force into the gates!

[@denseljosephs9500]

I'm fascinated with the speed they're hustling out of they're trotters as well as the head on barrier assaults.

[@TB-zf7we]

The moment the Hog rodeo starts

[@mathihari2250]

​@@denseljosephs9500laq.

[@131dyana]

Thank you for helping to get rid of these hogs.

[@JAGERPRO]

It is our goal to ultimately get rid of the entire feral hog population!

[@christinestephenson1742]

You sir, are a hog trapper extraordinaire! Really great at catching large groups which is what MUST be done to make a dent in the wild hog population!

[@williamscharlie4854]

hahaha like how you have all of them hugging each other hahaha

[@edwinrivera7105]

Yes leave it up to the Professionals Jager Pro Rocks 👍🏼

[@morempire]

For some reason, these are now my new favorite videos =D

[@enabler2456]

Mental illness is a rough, getting rid of these chaos machines is one thing but deriving pleasure from seeing this slaughter is disturbing...

[@dero2480]

This was absolutely sensational to watch.

[@TheParsco]

Specially when there is no much time on private life and talk bull shit

[@enabler2456]

Mental illness is a rough, getting rid of these chaos machines is one thing but deriving pleasure from seeing this slaughter is disturbing...

[@gillrogers5279]

Watching is really addictive!! they run with such force against the fencing it's amazing that they're not knocked out!

[@Gsmooth10455]

I've seen a few videos where they did knock themselves out. Others get a bloody nose and in one video one of the hogs appears to break a leg.

[@toxicgameryt8500]

@@Gsmooth10455 well they deserve it

[@Gsmooth10455]

@@toxicgameryt8500 Absolutely.

[@barneycasting8331]

@@toxicgameryt8500 Why do you say that ?? If you look for a hogs perspective they are not doing anything wong.

[@deborahforrest5601]

These are great, no shooting wildly ,controlled catch and kill. Great job

[@24bellers20]

I could watch these all night. 😀

[@alfredforcade7323]

Bravo les américains!.

[@felixdavis3430]

I've learned so much from all of the videos that has been put out. I'm always looking for more. Thank you!

[@JAGERPRO]

Thank you Felix! Stay tuned for new content coming soon!

[@obiorah1]

Excellent Capture, Trapping is the most effective way, it saves time money and fuel, 148 hogs trapped and killed, well done from 🇬🇧

[@jugganuat6440]

Use the little ones for shoes

[@Jaco3688]

1:48 That’s so cute, how they were all “spooning” for that picture. 👍

[@JAGERPRO]

Nice and cozy, all snuggled up!

[@kartiersupremewhite330]

THIS IS SO IMPRESSIVE! IVE WATCHED THIS PIG TRAP FOR A FEW WEEKS ITS A GREAT METAPHOR TO NEVER FOLLOW THE CROWD AND NOTHING IS FREE! THE PIGS GET THERE LAST FREE MEAL CORN! THEN THEY BECOME THE MEAL. GENIUS TRAP.🔥🔥🔥

[@triplex86]

I am always impressed by the professionalism of your operations. However, have to agree with other comments - in this case the backing music is bad. It is far too loud, repetitive, distracting and, quite frankly, becomes an annoyance after 5 mins or so, meaning that the video has to be muted. I realise that the backing music is part of your online "brand" presentation, but can it please be set at a much lower, less intrusive volume and last for 15 mins or so so that it is not constantly repeated. Thanks.

[@omarglobal]

100 % agreed.

[@goodmorning1476]

👍👍👍

[@totalloser23]

1. Get them used to accepting food for which they do not have to work. 2. Establish their dependency on the “free” handouts. 3. Spring the trap at your leisure. 4. Dispatch them. Sounds eerily familiar…

[@mefirst5427]

4a: dispatch them to burn, loot, murder 4b repeat steps 1 - 4

[@Jaco3688]

Them’s Democratic hogs

[@leattaslone1800]

Wow! If I were to ever need a pig trap-this is the one I would get! It does a great job!

[@ЗинайдаСаркисян-ч9г]

Здорово придумали,ужас к сколько их,дикие плодятся как тараканы.👍💪💪

[@rjfisher7926]

I didn’t know wild hogs slept in such a uniform manner. They must have been terribly tired after a day of cage mashing…so they all just took a nap together. So cute.

[@enabler2456]

Mental illness is a rough, getting rid of these chaos machines is one thing but deriving pleasure from seeing this slaughter is disturbing...

[@paulinoregon7538]

@@enabler2456 that internet trolls have to negatively comment on what people do is disturbing to many also.

[@networknomad5600]

@@enabler2456 The hunting and trapping instinct is an enjoyable experience, it's a part of our most basic psychology and biology. It's not disturbing... it's literally how humans and EVERY predator survive in nature.

[@enabler2456]

@@networknomad5600 The enjoyable part is the peace that comes after the unpleasant work, taking pleasure in other's suffering is psychopathy.

[@kamehameha-xxx]

@@enabler2456 It is pleasurable to see a PROBLEM I have, yes these swine are a problem, have some of their own problems... Keeping swine populations down is a job and seeing it done well is EXTREMELY pleasurable

[@michaeljack6277]

I like the group hug pics !!!!

[@vahim1932]

Omg it was awesome.. to see so much hogs fall for trap...

[@barneymurphy8623]

It's amazing how well your traps work. I've watched your videos for some time now. So important to get the adults especially the breadable sows. One of these days when I retire, I would love to come down for a week and apart of the fun. Great job and hope for lots of success in the future ! 👌

[@josephdrayton1592]

Yeah I didn't realize it was so many hogs down there and they are so mean it seem like that would solve the food shortage that's one good thing that could come out of all that adversity

[@josephdrayton1592]

And it do look exciting

[@rockdesu]

Time for a family picture. Everyone hug each other and say cheese!

[@jerrys2745]

Love watching the confusion of the hogs when they drop the gates. Fun watching the hogs hit the gates full speed. BUT PLEASE. make the music MUCH less volume, or stop it all together. Great video.

[@laferreira875]

Agreed! I think music is another thing, that is only noise.

[@jeffs6819]

They always end up looking so peaceful.

[@danielvieira4587]

Os porcos ficam doidos mais não podem escapar. Que bacon suculento 😋🥓🥩🍖. Parabens pelo seu canal JAGER PRO. Aqui de Passo Fundo RS-Brasil estou só curtindo meus vídeos favoritos.

[@dopamine-z5z]

멧돼지를 죽여서 예쁘게도 눕혀 놓았네요!! 미국인들의 지능과 유머에 미소가ㅡ☆☆☆☆☆

[@JAGERPRO]

그들에게 올바른 드레스를 입히는 것이 유머러스 해 보일 수 있지만. 우리는 시청자에게 우리가 전문가라는 것을 보여주고 싶습니다. 퇴역 군인들이 일을 제대로 하고 있다! 킬을 축하합니다!

[@vinayvinu9504]

Wohh amazing

[@peggycarper4040]

You watch these pigs run around after the gates drop and they are actually smart enough to go to the gate area to try to escape Amazing

[@JAGERPRO]

Pigs are the fourth most intelligent animal on the planet. Any pigs outside the trap when gates are triggered will learn from the experience and become "trap resistant" to the process. Whole-sounder success prevents any pig from escaping, surviving, reproducing or being educated to the removal process or product. From food sources to gate placement, they have what seems to be a very good memory.

[@jenniferjackson9642]

@@JAGERPRO Thank you for this clever invention. It’s terrible what these pigs can do to crops. Any People that complain about killing the pigs should have to deal with the damage they do.

[@mikesmith8445]

Awesome video. !!! They sure hit the gates and fence hard after the gates close, good they are sturdy

[@JAGERPRO]

Thank you! We use galvanized, powder coated steel because of its sturdiness.

[@lindabryant137]

Love your channel

[@rodrigorezende7377]

Awesome. Looking for something closer to this in Brazil

[@محمدحسين-ب8ض]

I love your channel for your professional fishing

[@joestiller4270]

Catching loads of piglets stops them spawning more v soon great catching and vids.

[@leoocta6510]

COOL! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@mikkim2000]

Hi I respect the efficiency of this system and the matrix and enjoy watching it prove itself time and time again. I think this is far more effective than night hunting. Can I ask a question about hog behaviour after the trap doors fall? It seems to me some hogs ram the enclosure really hard. While others only fake it (they just run around and don’t hit anything). Do you agree? If so, are these fakers trying to freeload off the back of more “hardworking” hogs?

[@Huntnlady7]

So very efficient, and totally cool. I was musing that it might be good to load them up and sell them at a stock auction. After all, they are descended from released domestic hogs, and little different from other pork. But I realize your professional commitment to exterminating the problem that they pose to farms and ranches. I am sure you donate the meat to shelters and food pantries. Keep up the good work!

[@JAGERPRO]

Pigs are killed inside the trap enclosure because it is illegal in most states to transport feral swine alive or sell the meat. The US Department of Agriculture does not allow wild pork donations directly to food banks due to swine brucellosis and the pseudorabies virus. Feral swine can be eaten, but it is very important to thoroughly cook wild pork to 165 degrees. Most feral pigs harvested by JAGER PRO™ Hog Control Operators™ are either processed by guests or donated to local families and churches for food. Any carcasses NOT used for food are buried per Department of Agriculture regulations.

[@tomblount5635]

News flash, they are not like domestic hogs at all. Many of them have parasites and carry disease which is harmful to humans. You ever try to eat one of these???? Buzzards love them. All this noise around feeding the poor is just poop 💩

[@norm2923]

@@JAGERPRO Is there not a great potential market for pet food here?

[@annetkendi5819]

There was that large pig that was asking itself, should I enter really

[@HiddenMis7]

I read the comments and first thought it can't be that bad and then I started watching the video & five minutes later I was like okay....the music can stop now lol

[@markmonse5285]

Listening to that music on previous brief video intros was one thing, but NOT for 11 minutes worth. I had to mute the sound after 3:30, so yes, kill that music, or maybe find something new.

[@macroplexx]

Excelente trabajo !!

[@stefanol7814]

Truly impressive! 148 hogs removed from the property in little more than one month, and the process looks very streamlined and efficient. Did you have to shoot strays and/or trap-shy individuals outside of the traps?

[@SideBerner]

I’ve seen other videos, they do pick off trap shy hogs. Either at the trap site or other bait sites.

[@oziarengma5689]

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[@oziarengma5689]

996j4&g. 5H

[@josephdrayton1592]

I never thought hunting was necessary but invasive species got to be eradicated I never been for hunting because in this day and time we don't need to but just watching these hogs I can see they eat everything and they don't give other animals a chance to strive it really does look exciting

[@PaulK0405]

Good Catch !!! 👏👏👏👏

[@MartanUrus]

It seemed to me that you love pigs, but there are very happy comments here 🙂🙂🙂

[@Tejaye777]

So much variety of hogs. I think each different type is like a different taste and meat texture. These are great culinary delights for everyone. I want to throw some syrup on some of the spotted ones.

[@sarajanesmith3892]

Love the hogs confusion when the gate drops!!!

[@casienwhey]

If I was ever shipwrecked on an island and could only have a few songs to listen to, this would be one of them.

[@ronwilson5476]

How did you get them to lay all together like that and pose of snapshots!

[@JAGERPRO]

They are the fourth most intelligent animal on the planet, they're easy to train!

[@ronwilson5476]

@@JAGERPRO Bahaha… all that is needed is that magic smoke pole! You point… they lay down! Lol

[@fgb3126]

Boy! It's a MACHINE you've created Ron and Lance.

[@Neidezu]

Eu gosto demais dessa caçada.

[@ThuyPham-jc9eo]

Hay lắm.bẫy rất giỏi

[@carlinkay1151]

There must be a lot of competition for food, some of those hogs look pretty skinny! Well done, great capture! Greetings from Australia 🇦🇺

[@LanceCampeau]

wow... the sounder @ 2:43 was noticeably more docile upon activation... was there anything specifically different in this case? I suspect they were younger?

[@mustaamptk4697]

Goood job..broooo. URAAAAAA

[@Catitu_na_ceva]

Qui maravilha. Estou com uma idêntica, no final do mês vou montar na roça.

[@Neidezu]

Eu gosto quando vocês mostram os abates. Só vi um vídeo que mostrou isso. É norma nova do KZbin?

[@ЛюбомирПраздников]

Вот это охота 👍👏🔥

[@oscarestrada3244]

Love the video my question what you guys do to all those dead pigs

[@JAGERPRO]

Pigs are killed inside the trap enclosure because it is illegal in most states to transport feral swine alive or sell the meat. The US Department of Agriculture does not allow wild pork donations directly to food banks due to swine brucellosis and the pseudorabies virus. Feral swine can be eaten, but it is very important to thoroughly cook wild pork to 165 degrees. Most feral pigs harvested by JAGER PRO™ Hog Control Operators™ are either processed by guests or donated to local families and churches for food. Any carcasses NOT used for food are buried per Department of Agriculture regulations.

[@vincenzorusso3455]

Bel metodo per fare scorte di carne 👍

[@caroletherton4236]

Dear JAGER PRO, greetings from Chicago, thoroughly appreciated this compilation of trapping the wily pests, you make it look easy; after looking into a cat bite you tube offered this spectacular battle with feral pigs, about 10 years ago a friend from Hawaii lamented how wild pigs ruining their fields, I’ve enjoyed many of your videos explaining your technique to override their smarts, and smart they are! One can see that any escapees will be weary to enter a cage later, as shown. Are you able to speculate on a pig’s age, I remember your study of the two orphans which survived without much difficulty for 8 weeks (?), so then, their big uncles would be 1-2 year veterans that knew their way around, how long do they live? I’d say eradication seems near unless a domestic escape happens continuing the proverbial circle. Certainly cage size is a factor, what with all those natural decorations it’s like a luxury hotel 😅. Please continue your excellent presentations and be safe, those pigs are scary

[@briancs5884]

Always amazing when a process and procedure is applied to a problem.

[@billrobbins5874]

Unfortunate, but a job that truly needs to be done. Commend you all on your diligence to this ongoing problem. ❤️🇺🇲❤️

[@leticiasmelter3881]

Good job

[@IBING772]

Good job 👍👍👍

[@JAGERPRO]

Thank you, much appreciated!

[@parsi6]

Nice background music. 👍👌 Any links to download it???

[@donnaparrish7638]

Great video! I used the music to blast one of the callers who want to “help me” sort out my medicare coverage. I’m sure they liked it. Too bad it wasn’t one of those wanting to sell me a car warranty.

[@alexiscrespo6192]

Good morning I live here in Houston Texas and I wanted to know if you sell this stuff to catch pigs and how you sell it.

[@JAGERPRO]

Good morning, if you are interested in purchasing a trap package or have any questions about our products. Go to the following link and type in your zip code. This will give you the closest authorized Jager Pro dealer in your area. jagerpro.com/dealers/

[@johnadubato7247]

I don't have a hog problem, I live in the city. But I wish I did so I could get one of these things !

[@lorettarussell3235]

I have a few videos recently of them running around in cities. One was pulling garbage bag out of a can.

[@miketackabery7521]

You'd think states would just pay you guys to clean up: so impressive you get the whole sounder.

[@JAGERPRO]

State and government entities have a way with job security. They do just enough to catch some pigs and they're fine with that. They don't keep data such as how many pigs are missed like we do. The answer is private contracting but that would show everyone how bad the government is at their job.

[@josegilbertocorrea]

Olá gosto dos seus vídeos!!!!

[@MerrimanDevonshire]

Must concur with previous comments, music is too loud and repetitive.

[@mrwigley9883]

What do they do with the hogs after they catch and dispatch them?

[@lucioflavio8625]

Posta os abates também.

[@sipapito]

Awesome tune, fits perfect!

[@Rokdar1]

Catchy tune!

[@moraes1453]

Se puder filmar os abates tbm Fica bem legal 👍👍👍👍

[@GuderII]

*I am really glad after you guys feeding all those hogs and piglets until their full. you let them sleep soundly while hugging each other, Respect Sir*

[@laroudoune]

good job guys this ever-increasing multitude of wild boar is a real plague for certain regions. the loss of income for farmers is considerable. this pest of agriculture is a delicacy when it is well prepared on the barbecue. then the jager pro trap is an excellent solution for catching this cunning but overly greedy animal.

[@tigris115]

As someone studying animal behavior in grad school, this stuff is absolutely fascinating. If I ever want to ask about the logistics behind this for a research project, whod be best to ask?

[@JAGERPRO]

Definitely contact Rod Pinkston. He is the man behind the magic.

[@hugecake4178]

2:57 this batch is so chill

[@vasilistrimis8260]

Most impressive vid! No music tho next time!♡

[@DudeFromBroward]

2:42 they was like " there's no point" lol 😂😂😂

[@JamesGowan]

Great video! Guitar 🎸 was killer! Keep it up…. Frank needs to use his imagination

[@Rich.as.in.spirit]

I love to see them initially panic and bounce head first off the gate

[@karlmeadows4986]

I would weld spikes here and there on the inside fence , fun factor

[@enabler2456]

Mental illness is a rough, getting rid of these chaos machines is one thing but deriving pleasure from seeing this slaughter is disturbing...

[@marcosduranvenegas9065]

EXCELENTE !!!!

[@papirico8925]

Me gusta tus videos, tengo una pregunta, ¿se los comen todos esos cerdos salvaje?

[@JAGERPRO]

Los cerdos se matan dentro del recinto de la trampa porque es ilegal en la mayoría de los estados transportar cerdos asilvestrados vivos o vender la carne. El Departamento de Agricultura de EE. UU. no permite donaciones de carne de cerdo salvaje directamente a los bancos de alimentos debido a la brucelosis porcina y al virus de la pseudorrabia. Los cerdos salvajes se pueden comer, pero es muy importante cocinar bien la carne de cerdo salvaje a 165 grados. La mayoría de los jabalíes capturados por JAGER PRO™ Hog Control Operators™ son procesados ​​por los huéspedes o donados a familias e iglesias locales para alimento.

[@papirico8925]

@@JAGERPRO gracias, por la información, bendiciones.

[@fandangofandango2022]

Love the Music.

[@codingninja9287]

how does that song go? "gotta catch them all...."

[@jualbucio1228]

Nice

[@vajxyoojchannel3462]

I like it

[@ferntaylor5347]

What do you do with all if that meat 🍖

[@JAGERPRO]

Pigs are killed inside the trap enclosure because it is illegal in most states to transport feral swine alive. The US Department of Agriculture does not allow wild pork donations directly to food banks due to swine brucellosis and the pseudorabies virus. However, this does not mean wild pork cannot be eaten. It is fantastic table fare, but very important to thoroughly cook wild pork to 165 degrees. Most feral pigs harvested by JAGER PRO™ personnel are either processed by guests or donated (on the hoof) to local families and churches for food.

[@ferntaylor5347]

I'm happy to hear that

[@ラベンダー-s4y]

👍👍👍nice

[@irwanbron905]

WELLDONE BUDY

[@doatanitv9896]

Verry good

[@StudioHiburan21]

Nice boss ...

[@dannyfelts1831]

Yeah really don't need all that music I like it when I can hear them banging their heads up

[@kionsplace3869]

lol this never gets old , although the constant music on a loop makes me wanna turn it off

[@sharonholdren7588]

Do these have an automatic trigger to drop or is there remote control? I'd thinl the hogs could smell humans or other pig's blood.

[@JAGERPRO]

There are a couple different ways to drop the gate. The trigger is not automatic, it is activated by a human. The gate is either dropped on the Jager Pro app or the included remote which comes with the control box. On the app, you can drop it from anywhere you have cell service. The included remote has a range of 250-300 meters.