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Most hogs seen at once

How long has this been going on?

Cell service on the property

Our traps and cameras run on cell signal. No signal is workable, it changes the setup.

Truck and trailer access

Trap panels have to physically get to where they need to be.

Livestock or working dogs on the place?

Anything next door that matters?

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Outline where they are tearing things up: rooting, wallows, wrecked fence, torn-up fields.

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I understand the first step is a site assessment: Red Creek walks the property, reads the sign and plans where traps go. No trap goes up until that is done and we agree on a plan. I understand that once Red Creek confirms it can schedule my site assessment, a $100 nonrefundable deposit is due to lock it in, and that nothing is owed until they confirm. I understand hog trapping starts at $800, and that the final price is set in writing after the assessment, before any work starts. I understand no one can guarantee a hog population is eliminated, that hogs move in from neighboring property, and that control is ongoing work rather than a one-time event. I have the authority to allow access to this property, and I will disclose any leases, livestock or neighbors that affect how it gets worked.

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