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Texas Wild Hog Control
Jack Nelson
August 1, 2023
I am an officer of a Non-Profit shooting club in the Houston, Tx area and we used Texas Wild Hog Control this year.
They did a great job.
They are very professional and do good work.
Since we don’t allow hunting on our property, it has been somewhat of a wildlife sanctuary. As such, we have always had hogs. They never have done an excessive amount of damage until this year, 2023.
The ranges looked like someone had gone through them with a disk harrow. Some members were complaining that they were having a hard time walking down to change their targets. We had no choice but hire someone to get rid of the hogs.
I know that you’re probably wondering why we didn’t just shoot them; being a shooting club and all?
SHOOTING HOGS IS NOT AN EFFECTIVE ERADICATION METHOD.
You might get a couple, but the rest will scatter. I know, because I have hunted plenty. YouTube makes it look easy, and it is when you are on a high-fence ranch with a captive audience.
In February 2023, Texas Wild Hog Control came out and chose the prefect location to set up the trap. Soon afterwards the hogs were feeding in it. I asked Ed why he wasn’t dropping the gate?
It was then that I learned the REAL SECRET OF HOG ERADICATION.
It’s not about just trapping lots of hogs.
IT’S ABOUT TRAPPING THE RIGHT HOGS AT THE RIGHT TIME.
Ed was very patient and we soon began catching hogs; DOZENS OF THEM. After a few weeks our hog problem was gone.
I waited to write this review to first see if we still had hogs.
We don't
Two people said that they had each seen one hog on the property since TWHC finished, but that's it. We have not seen any new damage or signs of hogs at all.
We understand that there is currently no permanent solution to hogs in Texas, but when you remove the right hogs, the rest are reluctant to come back as soon.
Attached are some before and after pictures.
In the before pictures all of the dark areas are hog damage.
That includes the big dark stripe in front of the covered area.
You can see for yourself the difference between before and after.
As a club we do not endorse commercial operations, but when the hogs come back, we will call Texas Wild Hog Control to get rid of them.
Leah
February 10, 2023
Texas wild hog control removed the feral hogs on my parents property. He immediately was responsive and trapped all of the hogs. He was extremely professional and helped protect our land. I can’t say enough good things about this company.
Genevieve Daniels
June 2, 2019
I highly recommend Eddie! Very reliable and efficient at trapping, and very professional.
nervous elk
May 26, 2019
I highly recommend Texas wild hog control for all your hog problems Eddie is professional absolutely gets the job done right.
If you want it done right call Texas wild hog control.
Jeremy Rader
May 25, 2019
Thank you for getting rid of the numerous hogs on my property! Very professional and fair price.
Chris Burris
May 25, 2019
Very professional and reliable, had a bunch of hogs tearing up our field and they came out, set up the trap and within a week he trapped 30 hogs. Thanks again!
Hey There, Sugar Land!
If the pigs dig up your yard, chances are it won’t be the last time. That’s why you need to call the best wild hog trapper this side of Highway 6! Texas Wild Hog control is the real hog removal expert in Sugar Land, with over 35 years of feral pig trapping experience. We’ll trap the whole herd (sounder) and can even repair the landscaping damage they caused. It’s a win-win for Sugar Land residents, and we’ve got you covered the next time the hogs strike.
About Texas Wild Hog Control
Texas Wild Hog Control is fully insured and was founded in 2018 by experienced outdoorsman and feral hog trapper Ed Dickey. Dickey, a resident of nearby Katy, has over 35 years of experience hunting and trapping in the Gulf Coast region of Texas. He knows the best way to outsmart these cunning and intelligent critters. He’s been featured in Houston news outlets like the Houston Chronicle and Fox 26, and has even been recognized in national publications like Farm Journal’s Pork and Epoch Times.
Suburban Sugar Land, TX Hog Removal Experts
We’ve worked for HOAs, Mud Districts, and individual homeowners in and around Sugar Land for the past 5 years. Sugar Land residents have experienced first-hand the impact to personal property caused by this invasive species.
When we go after the hogs in Sugar Land neighborhoods, we won’t string you along and trap only a few pigs each week. We’ll make sure we get the whole herd (sounder) at once, so all the swine are removed and won’t be back.
Golf Courses & Businesses Too!
Over the years, we’ve worked for golf courses and country clubs all over southwest Houston, to name a few! We’ll put our traps into action so you can be sure that when the hogs are gone, they won’t be back. Our most common business customers are golf courses, and we have special expertise when it comes to country clubs that other trappers lack. Simply put, we mean business when it comes to removing the hogs from your property.
Ranch Hog Trapping Experts
Don’t let feral swine pose a threat to your livestock, land, and family! When the hogs go wild on your ranch, they can spread disease to your herd (think the deadly stuff like E.coli), injure your pets, and harm your children or visitors. When you hire Texas Wild Hog Control for your ranch, we’ll take extra steps to ensure that when the hogs are gone, they won’t be back.
WE ONLY USE PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT
To stop the hogs, we only use military-grade hog traps. We have cameras set up outside the pen that alerts us when the hogs are around. When we’re on a job, we monitor hog activity 24 hours a day and once we’ve got ’em, we drop the gate. Then it’s game over for the hogs.
We make sure the panels of our trap are secured so that when the pigs try to break out of the pen they won’t be able to. Our traps have been battle tested and hold up under even the toughest conditions.
OUR HOG REMOVAL PARTNERS
We offer ethical removal
If you’d prefer the hogs to be humanely removed alive, we can make that happen. We’ve partnered with the United States Department of Agriculture, and through that partnership we have several options after they’ve been removed.
