Wild Hog Control, Trapping & Removal Services
We can rid you of Wild Hog problems safely and efficiently
Feral pigs, or wild hogs, can do a lot of damage to a person’s property. They’ll eat practically anything that presents itself and can thrive in most any environment, which can become a problem when wild hogs decide to settle on your property. Hogs have a habit of rooting through yards in pursuit of food, and this search can quickly become destructive and completely decimate a lawn. If food isn’t disposed of properly or there’s a garden nearby, wild hogs may be attracted to the area. These pigs aren’t easy to get rid of either. They’re strong, fast, and resilient, and once they’ve settled in an area, deterring them is incredibly difficult. Trapping is the best solution, but this is a dangerous undertaking if you’re not a professional.
Trutech’s team is made up of specialists who know exactly how to handle wild hogs. We’ve used our decades of collective experience to develop effective methods of hog capture and hog removal that minimize risk and injury to all humans and animals involved. Our licensed specialists will work diligently to grant you the peace of mind you deserve in a way that is also safe and provides a long-lasting solution.
Here at Trutech, we care about the environment and the animals who call it home. That’s why all of our methods are ethically-sound and have minimal impact on the environment. When you call Trutech, you know that you’re in the best hands. We guarantee your satisfaction.
APPEARANCE
Mostly black or brown, wild hogs are covered in thick, coarse hair that may also be red or dark gray, depending on their region. They have stout, barrel-like bodies with short and slender legs. Their faces are relatively long with a straight snout. Small, beady eyes and poor eyesight are also distinguishing characteristics.
DIET
While wild pigs will eat almost anything that fits in their mouth, the opportunistic omnivores prefer plant products such as nuts, seeds, buds, and fruits. Insects, worms, small mammals, and the eggs of ground-nesting birds are also staples in their diet.
HABITAT
Originally, wild hogs were introduced in Florida, though they have since expanded their territory further west. As habitat generalists, the pests can live and thrive in virtually any environment. In addition, their high birth rates and long lifespans allow their populations to increase exponentially. Wild pigs are reported to live in at least 45 states.
