Nuisance Wild Hog Removal & Control
Florida's number of situations involving nuisance wild hogs has increased due to the animal's ability to reproduce faster than they can be controlled. Although there are year-round hunting opportunities on private lands, most of Florida's public lands are closed for hog hunting during the summer months. Wild Hogs cause many types of damage including destroying: lawns, wildlife habitat, farm crops, pastures, and golf courses. They also carry several diseases such as swine brucellosis, pseudorabies, tuberculosis, and hog chlorea. Hogs Have 2-3 litters a year at 6-12 piglets a litter and female sows are ready to breed at 6 months of age.The population of wild hogs in Florida is higher now than ever.
Our Strategy
When wild hogs invade your property and begin to cause damage, we understand you want them gone quickly! To remove them as fast as possible, we inspect every inch of your property to determine where the animals are sleeping, eating, and traveling and set traps accordingly. Our traps are large enough to remove as many as 10 animals all at once. With over 13 years experience removing hogs, we guarantee complete satisfaction.
Locations We Serve
Nassau County Duval County
Yulee, Fernandina, Amelia Island Jacksonville, Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach, Atlantic Beach,
Ft. George, Baldwin
Clay County St. Johns County
Orange Park, Middleburg, Green Ponte Vedra Beach, Nocatee, Fruit Cove, St. Augustine, Crescent
Cove Springs, Starke, Keystone Beach, Palatka, Elkton, Hastings, Vilano Beach, Marineland, St.
Heights, Penney Farms, Fleming Augustine Beach, Julington Creek, Palm Valley
Island, Lakeside
Flagler County Baker County
Palm Coast, Bunnell, Butler Beach Macclenny, Glen St. Mary, Sanderson
Columbia County Suwannee County
Lake City, Deep Creek, Ft. White, Live Oak, Branford
Five Points, Watertown, Columbia
City
Hamilton County Madison County
Jasper, White Springs Madison, Greenville, Lee
Alachua County
Alachua, Archer, Gainesville,
Hawthorne, High Springs, Newberry,
Waldo
