The P.I.G. Hog Trap is a Platinum Sponsor of the
2026 GACD Annual Meeting
Strengthening Conservation Partnerships Across Georgia and the Southeast
The P.I.G. Hog Trap (TPHT) is proud to announce our participation in the 2026 Georgia Association of Conservation Districts (GACD) Annual Meeting as a Platinum Sponsor.
This premier gathering brings together conservation leaders, agricultural professionals, land managers, natural resource specialists, and government partners who are dedicated to protecting and improving Georgia’s agricultural and environmental resources. As a Platinum Sponsor, TPHT is honored to support the important mission of conservation districts while expanding awareness of effective feral hog management solutions.
Representing The P.I.G. Hog Trap
Attending the event on behalf of TPHT will be:
- Anthony Tew – Co-Owner & Field Operations Manager
- Karianne Tew – Co-Owner
Anthony and Karianne look forward to meeting attendees throughout the conference, discussing the growing challenges associated with invasive feral hog populations, and sharing information about TPHT’s innovative trapping systems and proven management strategies.
Building Valuable Relationships
The 2026 GACD Annual Meeting provides an exceptional opportunity to connect with professionals who play a vital role in agriculture, conservation, and land stewardship throughout the Southeast.
TPHT looks forward to engaging with representatives from:
Supporting Conservation Through Innovation
Feral hogs remain one of the most destructive invasive species impacting agricultural operations, wildlife habitat, timberlands, and natural ecosystems across the Southeast. Their widespread damage affects crop production, soil health, water quality, and overall land productivity.
At The P.I.G. Hog Trap, our mission is to provide landowners and land managers with practical, durable, and effective solutions designed to help address these challenges. Participating in the GACD Annual Meeting allows us to collaborate with professionals who share our commitment to responsible land stewardship, conservation, and sustainable resource management.
We Look Forward to Seeing You There
If you are attending the 2026 Georgia Association of Conservation Districts Annual Meeting, be sure to visit The P.I.G. Hog Trap and meet Anthony and Karianne. We look forward to developing new partnerships, sharing ideas, and contributing to conversations that support agriculture, conservation, and effective invasive species management throughout Georgia and beyond.
The P.I.G. Hog Trap, LLC
Innovative Solutions for Effective Feral Hog Control
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