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Boerne, TX Hog Removal and Wildlife Control for Acreage Estates
A Boerne property can look finished from the driveway and still back onto creek bottoms and brush that hogs and coyotes use every night. When a sounder starts rooting the lawn or a coyote starts circling the chicken coop, we trace where they come in and set up control there.
ACREAGE LIVING
Why Do Hogs Show Up on Landscaped Boerne Acreage?
Cibolo Creek runs through the heart of Boerne, and the preserved land along it, including the Cibolo Nature Center and Herff Farm, connects habitat across neighborhoods that otherwise look developed. Hogs use those corridors to reach estate lots, where irrigated lawns and beds hold softer soil and more grubs than the dry pasture around them. Toward Fair Oaks Ranch and out along the county roads, ranchettes keep goats, chickens, and horses on land coyotes already travel. The result is wildlife pressure on properties that were never meant to be ranches.
OUR SERVICES
Control Matched to an Estate or a Ranchette
A landscaped estate and a working ranchette need different approaches, even when the same hogs and coyotes are visiting both.
​WHY TXWML
The Hogs on Your Lawn Spent the Day on Someone Else's Land
Most hogs damaging Boerne acreage bed down along a creek or in brush on a neighboring tract. Trapping only where the damage shows up misses the route they use to get there. We find that route so control happens where it does the most good.
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Kevin Luce owns the company and has hunted and trapped Texas wildlife for more than 30 years. You speak with him directly, and he handles the work on your property himself.
Watered ground stays soft and holds more grubs and roots near the surface, so it is easier feeding than dry pasture.
Creek corridors give hogs water and cover close to homes, so properties along them often see more visits.
Usually. Traps go out of sight along the hogs' route, and the gate is dropped remotely, so there is little activity near the house.
Yes. Coyotes will take poultry, young goats, and cats or small dogs. Securing animals at night lowers the risk while we work on the coyote.
Often, yes. We work within HOA and city rules, which may limit methods to trapping.
No. Near homes and inside city limits we use trapping. Firearms are reserved for larger tracts where they are legal and safe.
Yes. Raccoons, squirrels, skunks, and other animals around the home fall under our Wildlife Removal services.
Your property size, where the damage is, whether you keep livestock or pets outside, and any camera footage you have.