General Services & Coverage
Q: Where do you offer your services?
A: We proudly service all of East Texas and surrounding areas. We specialize in working with landowners throughout the region to mitigate hog damage on their property.
Q: What kind of hunts do you do on the monthly Visits? A: We offer Day Call Hunts on the monthly visits!
Q: Do you use dogs for hunting?
A: No, hunting dogs are not utilized. The methods focus on highly effective, modern strategies, including expert trapping, thermal hunting, and specialized calling techniques.
Q: Are the rates affordable?
A: Yes. The goal is to provide cost-effective solutions for property owners dealing with hog problems. Because every property and infestation level is different, customized quotes are offered after an initial site assessment. Contact for a personalized estimate.
Q: Is a formal agreement necessary before you begin work?
A: Yes, a contractor agreement/form is used for all services. This legal document ensures that the landowner’s property will be respected, all local, state, and federal laws are strictly followed, and explicit permission to hunt/trap the property is granted.
Trapping Services FAQ
Q: Is trapping really effective?
A: Trapping is a very effective method for population control.
Q: How are the hogs trapped?
A: Large, modern corral-style traps equipped with remote-monitoring technology are used. A rigorous pre-baiting phase is implemented to condition the hogs to enter the trap before it is sprung, maximizing the number caught in a single event.
Hunting Methods (Thermal & Calls)
Q: What hunting methods are employed?
A: Primarily thermal imaging for night operations and specialized calling techniques during the day are utilized.
Q: Why use thermal imaging?
A: Feral hogs are mostly nocturnal. Thermal optics allow for locating and dispatching hogs in complete darkness by detecting their heat signatures, providing a significant advantage that traditional lights cannot match. This increases success rate and efficiency.
Q: How does calling work for hogs?
A: Specific vocalizations are used, often mimicking social grunts or a piglet in distress, to draw hogs out of dense cover during daylight hours. This taps into their protective instincts and often brings them running in to investigate the sound.
Booking & Next Steps
Q: There are hogs destroying land. What is the first step?
A: The first step is a property assessment. Please contact us directly at (903)399-1558 or submit a form under the contact us section for a quick response.