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Hog Trapping and Predator Control Around Canyon Lake, TX
Around Canyon Lake, the undeveloped shoreline and greenbelts behind many acreage lots give hogs and coyotes a place no one is managing. They bed there by day and work your property at night. We trap and control them on the steep, rocky ground where a standard trap setup often will not work.
LAKE COUNTRY
Corps Shoreline Gives Hogs a Refuge Behind Private Acreage
Much of the land around Canyon Lake is shoreline buffer, parkland, and greenbelt, and many acreage properties, including those in communities like Mystic Shores, share long boundaries with it. Hogs can rest in that cover through the day and cross onto private land after dark to root lawns, food plots, and feeders. The terrain adds its own challenge: thin soil over limestone, thick cedar, and steep bluff lines funnel animals onto a few usable routes and limit where traps and vehicles can go.
OUR SERVICES
Hogs First, Coyotes Close Behind
Hogs cause most of the visible damage around Canyon Lake, but coyotes travel the same brushy draws and shoreline cover, especially where homes keep pets and small livestock.
​WHY TXWML
Your Property Line Ends Where the Hogs' Range Begins
Hogs that live in shoreline cover will keep testing every property along it. Removing one group helps, but lasting results come from watching for new sign and keeping pressure on the route they use to reach your land.
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Kevin Luce owns the company and has hunted and trapped Texas wildlife for more than 30 years. He works the property himself and answers your calls directly.
Usually from nearby cover they can rest in during the day, such as shoreline buffers, greenbelts, or brushy draws, crossing onto your land after dark.
Yes. We choose sites where the ground allows and hogs already travel, and adapt the trap to fit the terrain.
They can be, especially to cats, small dogs, and poultry left out at night.
Yes. We work on the private side of the boundary and focus on the routes hogs use to cross onto your land.
Activity often rises when the surrounding ground is driest and watered lawns and food plots are the easiest food, but hogs can be active year-round.
It depends on how quickly the sounder settles into feeding at the trap. We wait until the whole group is coming in before dropping the gate.
Yes. We cover ranch and acreage properties north of the lake toward Fischer too.
Your property size, what lies next to it, where damage appears, and any camera footage of hogs or coyotes.