Trapping:
​WPR Inc, we makes our own traps, rooting triggers and automated triggers.  See demo video below.  The 2 pigs in this picture are 240 pound plus boar and 180 pound sow.  This is a single box trap, 10'x 5'x5'.  The trapping goal is to catch the entire sounder or group of pigs that are causing the property damage.

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Goals:

• WPR Inc. safety is above the need to harvest a wild pig which is causing property damage.  
• Second Goal, is to exceed the customers expectations.
• Third Goal, is to remove the entire sounder (group of pigs).

With the third goal in mind it is extremely difficult to capture and dispatch every pig in a sounder.  If the entire sounder is captured another sounder could move into the area and replace the prior group at any time.  This is rare but it can happen and will happen given sufficient time to elaps.  That being said, WPR Inc. has the experience and the ability to assist with the removal of these large and dangerous animals.  Feel free to contact me with any questions.

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WPR Inc provides the following services:

1. Box Trap rental and sales:  4 week rental period, vehicle and or trailer access is mandatory.
2. Corral Trap rental and sales: Vehicle and or trailer access is mandatory.
3. Feed:  One 40 pound bag of feed is included with the rental of a trap.  Additional bags of feed may be needed because of bait being eaten by pigs and or non-targeted animals, turkey, deer, raccoons, birds etc.
4. Ambush method of take:  Generally night time eradication using specialized equipment such as; thermal scopes, Infrared scopes, lights, lasers.  The use of such equipment must be approved and listed on a depredation permit prior to starting any night time eradication efforts.
5. Hourly Rate: $75.00
6. Disposal fees:  There are 3 carcass  disposal options such as; San Jose Tallow, Gaudalupe Landfill or use the meat for consumption.  WPR Inc. has a list of people and charities that will take the meat for free.  When giving the meat to charities such as, Second Harvest Food Bank.  Butcher fees apply to the contract as an added expense, approximately $125.00 for a pig carcass less then 100 lbs or $1.25 per pound for pigs over 100 lbs.
7. Archery Method of Take: Additional fees apply for each arrow used to dispatch a pig.  The arrows and broadheads can only be used one time.  The arrows and the razors on the broadhead are damaged as they pass through muddy animal hide, tissue and dense bones.   When the animal falls to the ground they roll over onto the carbon arrow shaft, breaking the shaft.  Carbon arrow shafts are not repairable.
8. Surveillance Cameras:  Cameras are used to develop a plan of attack to capture the sounder, WPR Inc. will recommend and use the best method based upon the surveillance intelligence.

WPR Inc. Trapping Research Includes:

• UDSA
• Animal Control
• California Department of Fish and Wildlife
• Mississippi State University
• Auburn University
• Texas A & M
• Jager Pro

Gunsmithing is by appointment please contact me at; 408-460-0327 or tlgall@verizon.net.