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I am looking for some advice/help on the best way to take care of hogs on our hunting lease. We hunt around 900 acres in Bullock co. and have always had a few hogs around but it seems this year they have exploded. Judging by trail cam pics and sightings I would guess that we have 40+ hogs on the lease. I have read that trapping is the best way to take care of them but have no experience doing so. We have the ability to build a corral trap and gate but not sure the best design for the gate. Any suggestions and advice are greatly appreciated.
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