Complete Pig Brig Trap System package.
Trap Cap: a 2-ft-wide cover over approximately 30% of the opening to help keep jumpers inside. Available options: Sewn-in Trap Cap, Clip-on Trap Cap, or No Trap Cap.
The Pig Brig system is engineered around hog behavior. Pigs root under the net because it feels like brush on their backs, then settle in to feed without realizing they are contained.
Setup and conditioning guidance are covered in the User Guide and setup videos.
T-Post setup requires:
Optional tools that can make installation easier:
Choose a site where pigs are active, away from human traffic, on higher ground, and ideally with no more than a 20-degree slope.
The system is backed by real human support for setup questions, conditioning guidance, and field use.
Feral hogs are intelligent, aggressive, and dangerous. This trap is not designed for long-term containment and should be checked daily, preferably before first light.
Transportable · One-Person Setup · Multi-Catch · No Cell Needed
The Pig Brig Trap System is designed around hog behavior, not around complicated electronics or constant monitoring. It is built to help landowners condition, set, and capture whole sounders with a practical system that can be deployed in the field by one person.
Pigs root under the net because it feels natural on their backs. Once inside, they settle in to feed calmly. This behavior-first design is what makes the system effective without relying on a dropping gate or all-night monitoring.
The system is designed for practical field installation by a single operator. With the included measuring strap, anchor system, cam straps, and T-post mounts, setup is organized, repeatable, and easier to manage on real land.
This is built to catch the whole sounder, not just one or two pigs. The net system allows pigs to continue entering during conditioning and setup, giving you a better opportunity to capture more animals in a single event.
The system works anywhere suitable hog activity exists. There is no gate to drop and no cellular signal needed for operation, making it practical for remote properties where service is limited or unavailable.
The double-wall base net and Boar Shield are built to stand up to hard pressure from large, aggressive boars. Internal anchor stakes and the bowl-shaped net profile help reduce lift, shift, and root-outs once pigs are inside.
The system includes 5-star support, a 1-year warranty, and 100-day returns. Whether you need setup guidance, conditioning help, or replacement hardware information, support is available by call, text, or email.
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Feral hogs are intelligent, aggressive, and potentially dangerous animals. Any trapping system should be used with caution, checked regularly, and operated only by people who understand the risks of handling wild animals.
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The hardware kit is included with Trap System purchases.
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Heavy-duty tension straps used to secure the system to mounting points while keeping the overall setup controlled, tight, and repeatable.
Internal stakes help preserve trap geometry, maintain the intended bowl shape, and improve hold when the system is in use.
A practical quick-fix item for temporary field repairs, bundling, and fast maintenance when you need to stay operational.
Purpose-built mounting hardware that creates consistent connection points and a cleaner, more professional installation process.
Designed to lock key tension points into the ground and help the system stay planted under real working load.
The tool used with ground anchors to make installation faster, cleaner, and more controlled in actual field conditions.
Before installation, make sure the trap site is prepared with the core field items needed for a proper T-post setup. Having these ready first helps the system go together faster and keeps the layout more accurate from the start.
These tools are not required, but they can make installation easier, cleaner, and more efficient in the field, especially when working alone or setting up on tougher ground.
Built for TrackerStraps USA, this section focuses on the protection points that matter most to serious buyers: warranty coverage, returns, and direct support. Clean, premium, and aligned with the rest of the site.
The trap system includes one year of product coverage, giving buyers added confidence when investing in a serious field setup.
A longer return window helps reduce hesitation and makes the overall purchase feel stronger, safer, and more buyer-friendly.
Key setup, hardware, and field-use details for the trap system. This section is adapted to the TrackerStraps USA style and built to present the most important product information in a cleaner, premium format.
| System & Setup | Hardware & Operation | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Base Net Diameter | 20 ft | Internal Anchor Stakes | 5 included |
| Setup Style | One-person setup | T-Post Mounts | 10 included |
| Capture Design | Multi-catch, continuous entry | Cam Straps | 10 included |
| Cell Service Needed | No | External Anchors | 12 included |
| Trap Cap Options | Sewn-in, clip-on, or no trap cap | Drive Rod | 1 included |
| Conditioning Phase | Typically 2–7 days depending on hog behavior | Zip Ties | Included for short-term net repair |
| Raised Entry Height | 12–15 in during conditioning | Net-To-Post Gap | 2–3 in when fully set |
| Seam Height | 4–8 in off the ground when set | Internal Stake Height | 12 in above ground (15 in including curl) |
| Trap Check Frequency | Daily, preferably before first light | Support | Call, text, or email support available |
Important: Trapping wild hogs involves risk. Feral hogs can be aggressive and may carry diseases. Any trapping system should be installed carefully, checked regularly, and used only in accordance with local, state, and federal laws.
Note: Specifications shown here are presented for customer guidance and product comparison. Final included hardware, setup conditions, and field performance can vary depending on terrain, installation method, and how the system is configured.
Answers to the most important questions about setup, trap caps, daily use, support, and product protection for the TrackerStraps USA trap system.
The trap system includes the 20' double-wall base net with boar shield, easy-pull cable seam, measuring strap, 5 internal anchor stakes, 10 T-post mounts, 10 cam straps, 12 external wolf fang anchors, the drive rod, and your selected trap cap option.
It is designed as a complete field-ready package so buyers can move from delivery to setup with fewer missing components and less guesswork.
A trap cap is a 2-ft-wide cover that spans roughly 30% of the net opening and helps keep jumpers inside the system.
Buyers can choose from a sewn-in trap cap, a clip-on trap cap, or no trap cap, depending on how they want the system configured.
No. The system is presented as a no-cell-needed solution and it does not depend on a remote drop gate for its core trapping method.
That makes it attractive for landowners who want a more practical setup that can work in remote areas without depending on signal coverage.
The system is designed around a one-person setup. After installation, the conditioning phase typically takes 2–7 days, depending on hog behavior and how quickly they become comfortable entering the trap.
Rushing that process is not recommended. Buyers generally get better results when pigs fully trust the trap before final capture setup.
The trap should be checked daily, preferably before first light. It is not intended for long-term containment.
Regular inspection is important for both safety and performance, especially when dealing with aggressive feral hogs and active field conditions.
The product is presented with 5-star support, a 1-year warranty, and 100-day returns, helping create a stronger premium buying experience.
For direct help, customers can also be guided to your support channels and informational pages such as How It Works and Contact Us.
