Trapping 14 wild pigs / Farmer Called with Wild Boar problem / Game Changer Jr Hog Trap
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- Опубліковано 15 лис 2022
- Farmer called with wild feral pig problem destroying the farm fields. Deer season is just around the corner and the wild hogs are eating all the corn at the deer feeder. We used the Game Changer Jr pig trap made by Bull Creek Outdoors to catch the whole sounder.
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I do not understand why some people don't understand what you doing is helping a lot of farmers and land owners if you guys can show the damage. What those pigs do to people's property and hurting their livelihood. I think they will understand that you are God sent. Keep up the good work. I love you guys videos.
Thank you so much
я тоже раньше не понимал почему их убивают, но когда мне объяснил фермер какой большой вред они наносят все тогда стало ясно.
A lot of jumpers but no athletes. This pig problem is real. Thanks for helping. Jerry
Thanks for watching
Brother I love guns and hunting but you better learn to shoot without a dot......fast.
Yep it was rough just using a front sight. I always bring the Henry as backup now!
You got that right , because it can be a matter of life and death waiting on that dot !!
But it went dead lol
As long as you eat them…
Wtf ? How you miss so close?
All the ladies providing all the help they can.
It’s family time and great memories for us
BIG NASTY. Nice catch 👍🏻
Thank you
Nice. That's alot of 🥓
Thank You
Actually the "bacon" on wild pigs is almost non existent they don't have the fat belly of domestics.
@@AlexBabcock-hw9iz that is correct
That's what I'm saying the sharpshooters is in the house. She is a natural badass. Wouldn't want to get her pissed off Great job raising her dad 💥💥💯👍🏿
Thank you
Whenever I go see My kin folks in Mississippi. I love to come by and go on a trap with you I got some antiques that in my grandpa safe that I inherited I need to get them all cleaned up and come knock a couple of them heads for you? Thank you. Keep up the good work
The young ladies are having lots fun with the pig loading process. 😅🤣🤣
Yeah it was a muddy day and they had their laugh
Девчонки прикольные....
They like trapping
Hello I just watched your awesome video and I just joined it thank you for posting a great video this is my first time watching this kind of video Rosa from Eagle Lake Texas
Well Rosa, thank you for watching. We have a lot more wild hog trapping videos on our channel for you to watch.
Thank you so much!
@@hollyridgehomestead thank you for a kind welcome believe me I am going to go watch all your videos I can stay blessed if those beautiful young ladies are your daughters they are so adorable and you have a lovely wife
Imma city boy but I'd jump at the chance to help catch these buggers, if I weren't so old😂🎉❤
Very fantástic, cleaning Very good !
Thank you
A lot of meat. Damn good stuff
Good work...wild hogs are pretty amazing too bad they're so destructive
Thank You and thanks for watching.
Harika is yapiyorlar ,yabam domuzlari öldurulmeli yoksa aç kaliriz, tarlalara cok zarar veriyorlar
Everybody's an expert. Lol
You guys need a winch mounted to the trailer to pull the hogs on
Прекрасная семья. Привет из России 🇷🇺.
Thank you
Good job guys luv ya . Love to see the women blast a few or all of them cheers wally . Got a problem in australia as well cheers with wild pigs .
Our pig population is exploding and not getting better. We enjoy trapping hogs as a family and hope to teach others as we go along. Thanks for watching.
Lovely family
Thank you
Hey that was a great video. Good job. I like that big pen. Good thing you had plenty of help with all those big hogs!👍❤️
Thank you. The trap is a Game Changer Jr made by Bull Creek Outdoors. It’s awesome!
@@hollyridgehomesteadVous faites quoi avec tout c’est cochons? Je vous regarde de Guadeloupe (FWI). 😊
Ici nous n’avons pas de gros gibier, c'est dommage je suis chasseur
@@hollyridgehomestead Ils ont des maladies ? Ont peut les manger?
Brotha, you need to get at ole Yawt Yawt and learn how to knock heads and feed families. 😜
The baddest hog trapper in America, no comparison. 👍🏿
Thanks for the tip
Yawt Yawt is too annoying to listen to. You all are doing just fine.
Good job! The best part was watching the peanut gallery laugh at you, as you slid down that ramp 10 times! That’s some cheap entertainment for them. Maybe you should charge admission!
😂🤣😉
For these kinds of jobs, I would definitely invest in an electric winch that you would run off of your idling truck engine. 👍👍
Yeah, they were waiting for me to busted it in the mud. Then you would have seen them crying from laughing so hard.
I’m going to have to do something for these bigger hogs. Trapping in and close to the river bottoms, I catch some monsters.
@@hollyridgehomestead a block and tackle come-along would probably be helpful if you don't want to invest in an electric winch
@@MisterW0lfe that would work too and probably cheaper in the long run
@@hollyridgehomestead Block & tackle forward mounted helps. & Rollers. And for the towing arrangement 2 lengths so can stand on top of the ramp where necessary where there is a sound footing. POcket full of rocks for the audience.
It's only the big ones that need manoeuvring but they're a mission at times without the gear. Slipping the loop around the snout behind the tusks is good Or a slit either side of the inside lips & thread the rope eye through. More streamlined for difficult towing.
Good job
Thank you
I need a pen trap like that.... I got pig troubles, too.
They are awesome. Took me a while to save up for one but worth the money.
Lot of people will help after deer season with traps or night vision depends where you are
@@hollyridgehomestead Hello friend, out of curiosity, what is done with the carcasses, here in my country, in some regions, we also have problems with entire herds of wild pigs eating large plantations of corn, soybeans and sugar cane, and I heard that the hunters are not allowed to consume the meat for sanitary reasons.
@@brenomatos8384 in the United States we can eat them. Whatever is not kept to eat or given to other families is fed to the coyotes.
Its insane how many Hogs have produced in just 4 years!!! Just watched a group take down 700 in 24 hours!!
That’s putting a dent in them in 24 hrs
Epic
the pigs looked a lot more massive loaded to the trailer than when they were running around inside the closed pen.
Oh yeah they were pretty solid and thick
@@hollyridgehomestead 😂😂 sounds like something else...
A bullet for each pest. Nice!
Thanks
Hi, love the video and I would love try some hogs 🥩.
Good job , those were some big ones , have a great day , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Thank You as always!
You say..... God bless
You can't feel the pain of these pig....
Good luck 👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
Thích quá
A qui en México nos los comemos en diferentes formas
They are very good when cooked right
Problem is each sow can give birth three times a year with up to 15 piglets with each birth - so you cannot really slow down the wild hog population based on the current methods of trapping -- someone will have to come up with a far effective way in order to truly eradicate this problem which is getting far worse then better even though you have more and more wild hog trappers then ever before
You are right. We can only manage our own properties to minimize the damages. It will be a problem until the lord brings me home. But we will keep at it until then.
@@hollyridgehomestead Very well said, there is a lot of problems in this world that will only get better when the Dear Lord takes us home.
@@practicallyallthingspractic Health concerns? Look up where it says "we shall be changed."
so how in the past thats didnt happened? like 100 years ago
Iv seen a video on here while scrolling (same reason I'm here) of a guy training heard guarding dogs to take out boar, is that a valid option? From a native Englishman its mental seeing how bad the problem is, that and the fact they're pests to you all yet an hour from me we have a "wild boar park" attraction in the forest of bowland where you can feed and pet them
А,то цей мазіло опять ,✌🏻✌🏻😀👍🏻
Man...semi auto would have cleaned em up in minutes...😁😎😎🇦🇺
I was using a semi auto, but my battery died on the sight. No problems now and ready for the next catch.
@@hollyridgehomestead great...lots of hogs getting about here downunder 😐🐗🐗🐗
WOW👌👌👌
Isn't there a better way of loading them onto the trailer ? It looks as if one day somebody's going to slip and fall over and get hurt. Those carcases look pretty heavy and difficult to lift up as well.
Someone that actually shows the killing
yep, but got to be careful or get deleted
이 형님의 영상을보면 나도 스트레스가 풀림.
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Good
Thank You
Watching from England and never seen anything quite like this. May I ask what you do with the deceased hogs?
We donate to families for processing when possible. Wild hog “Feral Pigs” is something we have been dealing with for years.
@@hollyridgehomestead utterly fascinating thank you. Hooked!
They eat them.
Or leave them in the fields for the other animals
Wtf can't he shoot??
Hi Chris. Some nice shooting there.
Lol. Battery died on the red dot and was having to use front sight only.
We still use this rifle but I also bring one with iron sights.
I love the country women
I love them too. Thanks for watching.
Your lucky I that all your pigs are confined in a cage! Here in my country we have to go out& search for them! Through dense Bush etc! Often using trained pig hunting dogs!
There are people here that use dogs also.
Actually meat from wild boar make fantastic and lean sausages in Europe ; )
How long does it generally take you to assemble the trap and take it down? Is it a one-man job or does it take a couple of people?
The key is level ground when it comes to putting it together. I don’t mean perfect level, but just in general. I take it down and put it up by myself a lot. It is nice to have help, but not necessary. I would say 20-30 minutes to put up and take down. I’m usually around 20 minutes for myself.
I like your trap, how much for the trap
@@HangNguyen-ty7zv go to gamechangertraps.com for all the prices.
What do you do with them after you haul them away?
Just watched hot pepper challange. Thought maybe people could mainly farmers plant those extreme hot peppers around their crops and watch and see what happens. It could be a temporary defense until they fiqure it out or get use to eating it.
Hogs will eat anything
@@hollyridgehomestead I was told by a hog farmer that they don't like potatoes.
@@ellieprice3396 I don’t know if they like them are not. All the farmers around here plant corn, soybeans and cotton.
@2:53 Since I started watching these type of videos I wondered if any of them escaped like that?
Yes they can climb out if they are strong enough. This trap is designed a lot better than most. I’ve seen other types of traps that are easier for them to climb out. Just have to get to them ASAP!!!
Hi, what kind of guns do you use? very quiet
.22 cal.
14 wild pigs should make a bacon lovers day
Actually if you watch the wild pig butcher's videos they'll tell you wild pig bacon isn't a good as domestic pig. They'll leave it attached to cook with a larger piece of meat.
was the rifle Ruger 10/22?
Yes with standard velocity rounds
Need a winch for those bigger ones.
I was thinking about that. That will be a future project.
@@hollyridgehomestead put a little box on the trailer for a car battery and hook it up to an electric winch. Will save your body.
@@danielwood5297 good idea
He almost made it over!
Couple of times at that. If you noticed I had a shooter with a high caliber rifle on the side just for any that might have made it. Been lucky so far.
What happens with all that great meat?
What a slow shooter..!!
Just trying to make a good shot with a dead red dot scope. But we managed to get them down.
Watching other trappers. The pigs don’t just stand in one spot for long. They run around. So it does take time sometimes. Not wise to just blast away until they stop.
Keep up the good work guys
Thank you
Não é só o estrago que esses Javalis fazem nas propriedades, mas também o estrago que eles fazem no ecossistema , comendo pequenos animais, destruindo ninhos de aves qie nidificam no solo e fontes de água, só os ignorantes da cidade podem reclamar dos serviços que vocês estão prestando, parabéns.
Thank you
Мы делаем из них колбасу....
😂 jajajaja in December he got no one 😂 jajajaja he Say no yet 😅 jajajaja
Truly a country girl comfortably taking a picture atop a pig. Keep up the good work keeping the populations down.
Thank you. My daughter usually does all the shooting, but the red dot died on the scope. We enjoy trapping and helping landowners.
Plenty more trapping videos for you watch.
What do you do with them after?
Give them to families for processing
Thats why you check on your equipment... reddot battery is dead and now you having a hard time
You are correct. We didn’t check that morning because we had just used it. But we carry a spare battery and a Henry 22 lever action with iron sights since that time.
Get a pickup, rig a blind and then pull up next to cage with the pickup.
They are more intelligent than before.
They all were dispatched. He didn’t make it.
You guys need a winch sitting on that trailer. Pull those carcasses up with no real problems. Push a button and up they go.
You are right. Plan on it down the road before it tears my back up.
@@hollyridgehomestead I was actually just about to say something about the back 😂 I hope you guys can get one soon
That rifle was really quiet
I think it’s just the recording of it. It’s standard velocity rounds. Still has a pop to it in real life.
Those pigs raisin rukas,they dont want none of that lead
Lol, nope they didn’t
They are much calmer if shot in a trap at night.
@@AlexBabcock-hw9iz I like taking care of them at night, but I give them away and most people don’t want to be up late cleaning them.
@@hollyridgehomestead yeah and it's also easier to see what is going on in the daylight. Is a bit safer I think.
😋😋
Ну сделали дело чего ржать то ...? Понять не могу?
They were laughing at me when I slid down the ramp
@@hollyridgehomestead Ок😉
Good job guys!
Thank You
ja , die armen Meerschweinchen 🥳
whats the thing on the middle are for?
That is a feeder with corn in it.
Or the pigs are too heavy or the loaders need more protein shake
Lol, yep
Grab them hogs by the snout with that pocket drag you wouldn't be fighting it so much.
You are right about that, but they were still solid hogs and I’m not as young as I used to be.
Thanks for watching
It's much easier to drive them into a trailer under your own power and transport them while they grunt
Where do they go from there
Half of this group went to families for processing
I'm surprised that you still visit these old videos and reply to them.
Love your work with pest control i hope you have a good day.
I try to keep up with them. Thanks for watching.
Do you use the meat??
Yes
Do you bury them on the spot? I assume the meat is not safe to eat
Time for BBQ?
Just about all were given to families from this catch.
Better to drag head first,less panic and less jumpers get them before sunlight.
Почему не показываешь момент отстрела.Это свинство.Когда на машине с пулеметов отстреливают кабанов это нормально .А в ловушке нельзя
Well I don’t own a machine gun.
Abates top mas assim gasta muita bala kkkk
Had the get out of 9ft high silo mesh traps One jumps on top of a sleeping one. It startled it and was like trampoline just extra assistance for it to get the height. Then climbed last foot to get over
I’m not going to be happy when I lose one from climbing out. They are so strong and athletic it’s just a matter of time!
@@hollyridgehomestead to stop them getting over we used long sticks pushed thru mesh as a deterrent basically weave them so there inside the trap when they tried to jump it’s over hanging their heads on inside of the traps only need to come in about 2 foot from side of the trap and have a shade spot for them to as all mine were export meat
He must spend a fortune on ammo!!!
Just a small fortune. Thanks for watching!
Show girl😍
that's a lot of bacon.
Lots
Vous faites quoi avec tout c’est cochons? Je vous regarde de Guadeloupe (FWI).
Give to families for food
Trapped in a cage and it seems every first and second round were blanks...?
They were missed shots. The battery on scope had died. We had to use the front sight only. It took me a couple of shots to figure out point of impact. Got a backup rifle with jet iron sights now just in case that happens again.
I've been watching your videos all the from here, in, Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬,,and am just curious,,what do you do with all those ,hogs, pigs, that you trap and kill??
during the cooler temperatures they are given to families to be processed. That is about to start back up soon. During the extreme heat, we do not give them away because the meat goes bad fast.
@@hollyridgehomestead why?? Is the meat not good for consumption during the extreme heat?
So if you don't give it away what do you do with it?
Do you export it
@@poliovasuru1173 we don’t export and not sure that’s an option.
Meat goes bad in 100 plus degree weather fast if not processed quickly. We trap mostly in very rural areas. When weather is cooler we have time to be it to people for processing.
@@hollyridgehomestead I don't know much about this topic. Is there some portable freezer + battery that people could use to put the pigs in? Each pig probably has $200+ worth of meat. I feel like it would pay for itself easily over time. But it would have to be a big freezer
@@geneherald8169 I’ve heard of 1 person doing that but his 3hrs from me
A boar will start breeding a 6 to 8 months but isn’t able to produce young until 12 to 18 months.
Interesting. I know they create problems when catching the whole sounder and that many bigger boars at the same time in my trap. Always fighting and pushing others out. We practice whole sounder catch and not catch what you can. But I was glad to catch them in there and the landowner was very happy to get rid of them.
@@hollyridgehomestead we dropped on 7 last week all mature boars except for 3. We had never catch that many mature boars. The smallest pig was 83lbs it was a sow. That video will post next week.
@@fountainfarms that’s been my experience when catching big boars is only 2-3 max with a sounder. Now I will have big boars show up at night 90% of the time. Depending on the situation, I will take him with a thermal.
what do they do with so many dead boars?
The sows and little ones go to processing. No one wants the really big boars so they go to feed nature.
Note to self…always have multiple back up guns
Yeah, we don’t leave without multiple .22’s now
She caused some damage 200 pound sow😂😂😂
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Fun and family time for us!
i have a question, those wild pigs taste good?
Yes
@@hollyridgehomestead so just like wild turkeys are delicious
@@jesuscordobavalencia379 to me wild turkeys have a more wild game taste. I prefer farm raised turkeys best.
do you sale it?
No, just donate to families for processing when we can.