Protect Your Florida Property from Wild Hog Damage

Wild hogs cause extensive damage including rooting up lawns and gardens, destroying irrigation systems, contaminating water sources, damaging fences, and consuming crops. They can also pose safety risks to residents and pets. The damage can cost thousands of dollars to repair.

Year-round control is most effective, but hog populations are highest in fall and winter. Spring and early summer are ideal for trapping as hogs are more active and concentrated. Our subscription model ensures continuous monitoring and rapid response regardless of season.

Our 4K game cameras are strategically placed on your property to capture high-resolution footage of wildlife activity. Cameras feature night vision, motion detection, and cloud storage. You receive real-time alerts when activity is detected, allowing you to monitor your property 24/7.

Thermal imaging drones detect heat signatures of hogs across large properties, even in darkness or dense vegetation. This technology helps us identify hog populations, assess property vulnerability, and plan targeted removal strategies. It's especially useful for large properties where ground-level surveys are impractical.

Yes. We use professional-grade Pig Brig net-style traps that safely capture hogs without injury. All our methods comply with Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission regulations. We prioritize humane handling and follow all state and local guidelines for wildlife management.

Response time depends on your subscription tier. Our Professional and Elite plans include rapid response teams that can mobilize within 24-48 hours of notification. Emergency situations may receive priority scheduling. All subscribers receive ongoing monitoring and proactive management.

We proudly serve the Treasure Coast (Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River Counties), Palm Beach County, Brevard County, and the Orlando metropolitan area (Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Lake Counties). Contact us to confirm service availability for your specific location.

Signs of hog activity include rooting damage in lawns and gardens, tracks in mud, wallows (mud holes), droppings, and damaged fences. You may also hear them at night. If you notice any of these signs, contact us immediately for a free property assessment and damage evaluation.