Introducing BoarBuster: A Better Hog Trapping System

Wow. That's a bunch of bacon

$6000 is not worth it for my place, but that's a hell of a trap, and has huge potential

That's a neat concept for sure. What about disposal of all those carcasses, though? Isn't it against the law to just leave them out in the open for the varmints and buzzards to clean up? That's a lot of hogs to butcher and put up. Animal control would bust me big time if I left them out to rot and feed the buzzards up here. Just wondering how you folks with a big hog problem get rid of all those dead hogs. I guess if you had your own backhoe and 1000 acres...

Looks like on of those small pigs almost made it out on the left but got smashed.

Badass trap

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but that's a hell of a trap, and has huge potential

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Pigs are smart, though - they're going to figure that one out after the second group gets it.

Can you get $6000 of bacon out of 2 decent sized groups?

I guess you can move it, but man, that is a nice trap.

Probably comes apart in pieces and has nice big bolts to lock it all together.

I'm thinking that buying one then renting it out is the way to go

OB splits one. Rents it out. We bring customers with ARs and open the trap for ensuing bloodbath. Profit.

Do the service where you trap them, then turn around and sell the meat to one of those goofy dog biscuit making companies.