Visit TPHT at the Conference
The P.I.G. Hog Trap team will be exhibiting at the 2026 Alabama Association of Conservation Districts Annual Meeting. Our team will be available throughout the conference to discuss feral hog management, complete sounder removal, and how TPHT can help landowners, conservation districts, agricultural operations, and government agencies reduce costly wild hog damage.
TPHT is approved for the reimbursement program in Alabama and is expanding into this growing market. Although The P.I.G. Hog Trap is new to the state, the company is backed by more than 28 years of netting experience through our parent company’s manufacturing and installation expertise.
Meet The P.I.G. Hog Trap at the 2026 Alabama Association of Conservation Districts Annual Meeting
November 18-20, 2026 • Perdido Beach Resort • Orange Beach, Alabama
The P.I.G. Hog Trap (TPHT) is excited to participate in the 2026 Alabama Association of Conservation Districts (AACD) Annual Meeting, taking place November 18-20, 2026, at the beautiful Perdido Beach Resort in Orange Beach, Alabama. This premier conservation event brings together conservation professionals, landowners, natural resource managers, government agencies, and agricultural leaders committed to protecting Alabama’s land, water, wildlife, and natural resources.
As feral hog populations continue to expand across Alabama and throughout the Southeast, landowners, farmers, timber managers, and conservation organizations are searching for proven solutions that actually work. TPHT will be showcasing how complete sounder removal can help reduce environmental damage, crop losses, habitat destruction, and water quality impacts caused by invasive wild hogs.
Why Feral Hogs Are a Growing Conservation Concern in Alabama
Alabama’s diverse ecosystems, abundant agricultural lands, forests, wetlands, and wildlife habitats make the state particularly vulnerable to feral hog damage. Wild hogs root and wallow across sensitive landscapes, destroy native vegetation, damage crops, compete with native wildlife for food resources, and contribute to soil erosion and water quality degradation.
Conservation districts, farmers, foresters, wildlife managers, and government agencies across Alabama continue searching for effective long-term management strategies. Unfortunately, traditional methods such as opportunistic hunting often remove only a small percentage of hogs while educating the remaining animals to become trap-shy.
The TPHT Difference
The P.I.G. Hog Trap was specifically designed to facilitate complete sounder capture rather than targeting individual hogs. By removing entire groups, landowners can dramatically improve the effectiveness of their feral hog management efforts while reducing recurring damage and population recovery.
Visit TPHT During the Conference
Attendees visiting The P.I.G. Hog Trap will have the opportunity to:
- Learn how complete sounder removal differs from conventional trapping methods.
- See how remote monitoring and strategic trapping improve effectiveness.
- Discuss feral hog challenges with experienced professionals.
- Explore solutions for agriculture, timberlands, government properties, and conservation projects.
- Discover how feral hog management supports broader conservation goals.
Why Orange Beach Is the Perfect Location
Located along Alabama’s Gulf Coast, Orange Beach provides an exceptional setting for conservation professionals from across the Southeast. The area is recognized for its natural beauty, coastal habitats, fisheries, wetlands, forests, and outdoor recreation opportunities. Its proximity to diverse ecosystems highlights the importance of responsible natural resource stewardship and conservation collaboration.
The conference venue, Perdido Beach Resort, offers attendees a unique opportunity to network, share ideas, and learn from professionals working across agriculture, forestry, wildlife management, water conservation, and land stewardship.
Supporting Conservation Through Effective Wild Hog Management
At TPHT, we believe that effective feral hog control is far more than a nuisance management issue. It plays an important role in protecting:
- Agricultural production
- Soil health
- Water quality
- Native wildlife habitat
- Forestry investments
- Public and private conservation lands
Conservation efforts become more successful when invasive species impacts are reduced. By helping landowners and organizations remove entire sounders, TPHT supports sustainable land management and long-term conservation objectives throughout Alabama and the Southeast.
We Hope to See You There!
If you’re attending the 2026 Alabama Association of Conservation Districts Annual Meeting, stop by and meet The P.I.G. Hog Trap team. We’d love to discuss your feral hog challenges, share proven management strategies, and demonstrate how complete sounder removal can help protect your land and resources.
Event: Alabama Association of Conservation Districts Annual Meeting
Dates: November 18-20, 2026
Location: Perdido Beach Resort, Orange Beach, Alabama
About The P.I.G. Hog Trap
The P.I.G. Hog Trap is an advanced wild hog trapping system designed to increase the effectiveness of feral hog control through complete sounder capture. Trusted by landowners, farmers, ranchers, conservation organizations, and government agencies, TPHT helps protect property, agricultural investments, natural resources, and wildlife habitat from invasive feral hog damage.
Stop by and meet The P.I.G. Hog Trap team to discuss complete sounder removal strategies, invasive feral hog management, and protecting your land from costly hog damage.
