I love the comparison to chess, these guys have really thought out and implemented tactics and strategy. Bravo!

Why am I watching this?? There are no wild pigs in Mallorca/Spain.... Yet I am facinated by the methods used and the calm way the narrator is explaining every detail. Great video!

This is easily one of my favorite episodes of King of the Hill.

*Watching this while eating pork rinds...legendary*

great work. I am from Japan and these skills very useful to our farm.

I love the way you guys think! Great tactics and strategy!!!

The dry sow with her piglet spent a month ignoring the food once the enclosure was set up to avoid capture. Incredibly smart behavior and very interesting to watch. Great video in genera thanks for uploading.

This is Extremely Fantastic.....just love love watching these......My heart goes out the Farmers....This really works...they multiply so fast..😎👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾💯

Absolutely professional. I can't get enough of your videos.

I like how involved Jager Pro is with their channel comments.

I love the use of technology here ... I mean this *IS* from 2013, and pretty standard for hog trapping now ... but old guys like me often complain everything is too 'tech' ... well THIS is an excellent use. Literally increasing crop yields, with iPhones and fancy night vision cameras!! Love It!! :0)

Great video, we’re up here in east central Illinois, feral hogs not a problem yet, but definitely agricultural here, corn and beans

I never get tired of these vids.

Great job on the kills guys. I wanted to say thanks so much for actually showing the footage of you guys finishing them off at the end. So many people on yuoutube won't show it for fear of being demonetized! That's definitely my favorite part of my video, with the clip of the gate closing and the idiot hogs running full speed into the fence coming as a close second :)

You have the perfect voice for describing these delicious and very nutritious wild pigs.

Well done. well presente.; well explained. GO Jager Pro. Keep up the good work! Some of the best pork out there.

I do admire your enginuity, and creative methods to trap such a large amount of feral hogs at one time. Lot to be learned by watching this, as there's a step by step process at gaining their confidence-then Bam !!!

6:52 to 7:20 When you were sneaking in your siblings room for something and they come home...

Very impressive. Excellent strategy really paid off. Well done!

My god this is amazing I’m from nyc Manhattan born and raised of course currently livings all my life 30 years and this is by far the greatest video I’ve encounter on youtube ever!!! 😂👍🏼🤘🏼🤙🏼👌🏻you guys kill it man !! I swear if I was born down south this is what I would be doing lol with my life 😂👍🏼 unfortunately and fortunately there are no hogs up here in Central Park!! 🙏🏼 You’re patience, strategy and execution and every other word possible is on point haha!! Plus that southern drawl lulls you and hypnotizes like a mofo especially especially with the hectic city life I definitely just zoned out for 10 mins watching art bro 😂 Bravo 👏🏼👍🏼👍🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼 keep up the good work guys !

Very professional. You made things look pretty simple but by listening you. You can tell that a lot of work and trial and error took place before this video was made.

Just love watching when the gate goes down and the hogs just go apeshit nuts. I can't believe how hard they slam into the fence head first. It's as if they all realize that they screwed up big time at the same exact moment.

God bless yall! Thanks for everthing yall do!!

Your video's are fantastic!!

You guys are amazing. Keep up the great work.

Out of curiosity.. would it have been better to erect the trap first and have baiting outside the trap.. this would eliminate the need to "change things" after they were comfortable outside the trap and around it. Your thoughts

Great work, absolutely professional 👍👍👍

high success rate, continue to be so I'm proud of you

8:24 Camera looks like Wall-E :-)

A great reminder: There is NEVER a free lunch. Good job.

I LIVE IN SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS,...A CITY SLICKER & KNEW NOTHING ABOUT THIS,. I AM TOTALLY FASCINATED & WOULD LOVE TO LEARN HOW TO DO THIS. KUDOS FOR YOUR GREAT VIDEOS & BRILLIANT NARRATION...AL M.

Great job and thanks for sharing ,I love the video

This segment will demonstrate the successful method and technology used to remove 26 feral hogs from an agricultural farm during the month of June. We discuss each step of the M.I.N.E.™ Trapping System in detail to attain high volume capture results before planting season to prevent future crop damage from feral hogs.

Churrasco garantido.

just found you guys. great video. did you manage to get that other sow and piglet outside that enclosure or are they not worried about singles like that?

Very nice. I hope you guys are marketing down here in Australia. We've got wild pig problems in northern NSW and Queensland.

I am watching this like a series on netflix. cant get enough, well netflix I canceled but this is free.

I completely agree with what you're doing, and wish you continued success. After the feral hogs are captured, and dispatched, are they suitable for human consumption? Are they suitable to feed to livestock? Just curious what you do with the carcasses. Thanks.

Profecionalismo al maximo...Buen trabajo

Nice work. If you ever do an international video come to NZ. Plenty of introduced hogs, deer and wallabies in these parts.

I've never even seen a wild hog (Canadian) and I thought this was cool. Not a big fan of the whole killing them thing, but given your comments below it looks like that's the only option for getting rid of an invasive/destructive species.

Since the hog problem is nationwide and basically out of control. Am surprised the government is not implementing this system. Through private contractors or other options.

I've been searching all USA for a great hunting strategy and my gosh you are the best! A grey alien is entertained watching your videos.

Boss: trap the middle of the fence with the shelf to support the green box is what to use ah?

"Dead pigs are beautiful." LMAO Did the farmer have a cookout and invite the entire town?

this would be a good time to use "we got them" meme

Great job gentlemen!

Love your videos on Hogs slaying

great work, need a good shooter? Im in san Antonio, tx will move to work...

i'm wondering that if we can freeze these hogs and send them to those starving polar bears....

Control de plagas, ni mas ni menos, buen trabajo Jager Pro, muy buen trabajo !!

Love to watch the cage drop!!! 💯👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

Now that's the way to trap these filthy beasts. Great job guys

Thats How it's Done

Awesome trapping, thx!

Love it!!!

They should try this in Chicago.

Wow, an AR-10 even. It's like the Delta Force of pest control.

Whewww!! Extremely fantastic 👏🏼👌🏾🙌🏾👍🏾😍

I'm telling you,that's one of the best jobs you can have,got to love it....good job sir...

you know you can make money by selling the pigs alive to a buyer or meat market to pay for the entire setup. this is awesome though really neat.

6:53 HOGS: FUCK

I thought about this yrs ago but w/different details. My entrance didn't look like an entrance, b/c it was larger, much larger, as was the entire enclosure. Yours appears to be (approx), 40' across. My enclosure (actually drew one up) is one thats "trailer mounted." The 1st anchored post would be set where you determine best (can be next to or attached to an existing tree making it more natural). The fencing would be pre-spooled from mounts on the trailer in 20'-30'- 40' sections. The fencing consists of heavy ga. fencing, w/metal posts already attached, but the lengths used depends on the situation As the fencing is unspooled, the metal posts are driven in the ground forming any shape desired and "camouflage netting" was something I toyed with once the fencing was installed. Hydraulic post drivers are available that can be mounted to trailers for quick installs, or manual weighted "slide hammers" could also be used. A trailer mounted winch quickly removes embedded posts when dis-assembling the enclosure. Remember, these items are "1 time purchases" that can be used repeatedly, so depending on the size and number of jobs, they WILL quickly pay for themselves. When the shape is determined, there would be 1 LARGE opening that does not appear to be an opening. Hogs as you know relate spatially, so the smaller the opening the more cautious they'll be. The idea is to not make the hogs aware they've even entered an opening, or barely notice the overall enclosure (b/c of there sizes). Reusable tree branches/foliage that are set up around the entrance will also help. After the hogs enter my plan was to put the feeder at the furthest point away from the entrance. The biggest pieces that make up what I thought of was the gate." It would consist of 2 - 15' sections, made of the same material as the enclosure, with the pivot point at the end of the enclosures opening as you'd see in any fenced in back yard. I found multiple "auto-latch" systems to choose from, I just never went all the way with the whole idea like you have with yours. Anyway, years ago when watching one of these type of hog hunting videos, it was clear to me that the hogs had no issues with wandering from place to place if they didn't notice anything such as a narrow openings, and that it "seemed" open to them. I just imagined (while all the hogs were in the field eating and about to be shot while running away), a fenced in area around them that they never even noticed walking into...one that could be closed by those who were about to shoot them after they closed the gate, and now...none of them could get away and they could take their time shooting them while the hogs are "inside" a larger enclosure that they could set up and take down easily. JMO

just great ! Keep on !

Export meat

I know all of this is needed, and justified, but some small part of me dies at the end, seeing them shot like fish in a barrel.

did you see the SkyFish at 5:23 fly past the camera lens just as the sounder is in the pen?

what keeps more pigs from coming to the area. we have 800 acres in east texas and we are prevented from planting for obvious reasons. we have 30 x 30 traps we feed deer. is there any reason we cannot put a door on these traps and use the existing traps.

Why not sell the hogs probably would of made 1k on that group

Good hog is dead hog :)

Did they ever get the dry sow?

I love Jager pro, will the coyote eat the hogs?

Since there is a 7 second delay in between the time the farmer texts the command and the gate actually drops, what happens if a hog happens to be under the gate when it drops? If (when) that happens is the gate heavy enough to prevent the other hogs from shoving their snouts under it and raising it and escaping or is there some sort of a locking mechanism that prevents the gate from being raised back up until manually released by the farmer?

BRAVO !

VERY INTERESTING AND INFORMATIVE. DO YOU GUYS COOK THE PIGS FOR A PIG PICKING, I KNOW I WOULD. THANKS.🇺🇲👍🏻

These guys are the SEC of hog trapping.

Love these videos

This is a great way to feed people who love ham, chops, and steaks! Nice!😉

Very beautiful idea

Very very impressive....

Amazing ❤🇦🇱

Good job, Jager Meister!

BRILLIANT

This might b a dumb question but we don't have hogs in New York yet. When you say sounder does that mean the lead hog?

Job well done.

All of that good food! Love your videos

How about releasing poison bates immediately after remote closing of containment traps in cases when you can't get there soon, as when you are working several sites in the same area.

how are they for eating

Good job👍🏼

7:50 if that is the rifle you use then that is one hell of a beautiful rifle

What an awesome, well written and well edited video you guys made man. And the use of today's technology is just limitless the things we can use it for. Amazing !!

These animals send out distress calls. Do they send out "calming" signals or "stay put" signals? Would it be possible to record a good sound and play it in the trap?

Fantastic

It’s curious how the feeders never get knocked over during the initial chaos.

Well done

I could watch these videos all day (I even watched at work for a bit!)

Fascinating. However. do other hogs then come into the area?

outstanding

Very cool

I have a question about the quality of the meat of feral hogs compared to farm raised hogs. Is the meat more lean side with the feral hogs what is the difference between the?? Pros and Cons?