🐗Wild pigs are a major problem for land owners, causing damage to agriculture and native species
🔥Prescribed burns help control pig populations and promote the growth of native grass
📷Using cellular cameras can help monitor pig activity and determine the best time to set traps
🚜Traps should be strategically placed in areas where pigs are known to be active, such as feeding sites
💰Trapped pigs can be sold to hunting ranches, providing a source of income for land owners
Why are wild pigs a problem for land owners?
—Wild pigs cause damage to agriculture, prey on native species, and compete for resources with livestock
What is the best way to control wild pig populations?
—A combination of trapping, hunting, and utilizing prescribed burns can effectively reduce pig numbers
How can cellular cameras help in pig trapping?
—Cellular cameras allow land owners to remotely monitor pig activity and identify the best time to set traps
Where should traps be placed to catch wild pigs?
—Traps should be placed in areas where pigs are known to be active, such as feeding sites or areas with high pig traffic
What can be done with trapped wild pigs?
—Trapped pigs can be sold to hunting ranches, providing a source of income for land owners and helping control pig populations
01:01Introduction to the problem of wild pigs and the need for effective trapping methods
05:00Setting up the pig trap in strategic locations to maximize chances of catching pigs
08:58Using cellular cameras to monitor pig activity and determine the best time to drop the trap
17:57Checking the trap and discussing the importance of removing wild pigs from the ecosystem
19:56Reflecting on the success of the trapping operation and the significance of pig trapping for land owners
