Wild pig traps available for lease to ranchers

  • Paul Holland with the Hill Country Soil & Water Conservation District says the hog traps are easy to set up and simple to operate. Landowners simply need to supply bait corn to lure wild pigs into the trap. The trap system may be leased for up to 60 days. COURTESY PHOTO
    Paul Holland with the Hill Country Soil & Water Conservation District says the hog traps are easy to set up and simple to operate. Landowners simply need to supply bait corn to lure wild pigs into the trap. The trap system may be leased for up to 60 days. COURTESY PHOTO
    The Hill Country Soil & Water Conservation District has announced an increase to the number of days available for leasing its wild pig traps.Now, landowners and land users in Lampasas and Burnet counties can lease a Pig Brig Trap system for periods of 60 days at the same, original fee of $250.The trap system initially was offered for up to 30 days.The Hill Country SWCD ...

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