Pretty pricey for just a big net but I can see it possibly working. I'll just stick with my drop gates for the price. We are making them big enough to get a few multiple catches even on larger ones. I try not to waste them so I really wouldn't want to get more than 3 or so at a time that I'd have to skin in that Florida heat.
I’ve been eyeing to buy a drop gate kit, but this is cheaper than the local retailer wants to sell me ( jeager-pro). As of now it’s just been snares, and the heat has not been that bad high to mid 80’s with 40-60% rain all week.
We actually caught one of the dang cows in one of ours a couple months ago. I wasn't there to watch them try to get it off the cow but I sure wish someone would've taken some pics or video. The cow had crawled into it and when the gate triggered, it stood up through the panels in the floor and was just standing there wearing the cage when my they got there. Guess we got lucky because we could've lost the cow but my ribs were sore from just seeing that picture in my head. Imagine that come walking by you..... I like the cages because I can fish or turkey hunt all day then sleep well at night while they get the pork for me!
I like the concept but for what it costs, a gate and corral is an easy better choice. That net is not going to stand up to the abuse that hogs can dish out over time. I personally don't want to drive t post either. It appears to be pretty short as well. Hogs can jump pretty well.
I’ve been eyeing to buy a drop gate kit, but this is cheaper than the local retailer wants to sell me ( jeager-pro). As of now it’s just been snares, and the heat has not been that bad high to mid 80’s with 40-60% rain all week.
I use both net and drop gate traps. Both have advantages and disadvantages. After I drop the gate or arm the net it is important to get there before daylight to shoot any pigs that wont go in the trap. Always approach from the down wind side. It is also much easier to shoot the ones inside the trap before the sun comes up. To me a cell camera is just as important to monitor my nets as it is my cages. Happy twapping. That is not a Yeti caught in the last gate drop.