HogEye Cameras Education

HogEye camera system logo over a drop trap on a fence with the title 'Drop Trap Camera Placement and Trigger Timing'

Drop Trap Camera Placement and Trigger Timing

Drop trap camera placement and trigger timing: how to frame the drop zone, condition the sounder, and close only when the full sounder is under the trap.
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Hero image showing a hog trap camera on a green box with a circular logo, overlaid by the article title about cellular hog trap camera setup in humid Louisiana and Mississippi.

Cellular Hog Trap Camera Setup for Humid Louisiana and Mississippi Lines

Cellular hog trap camera setup for humid Louisiana and Mississippi lines: placement, moisture and heat realities, and what to verify before you trigger.
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HogEye vs Spartan for Hog Trap Lines

A buyer's framework for HogEye vs Spartan on hog trap lines: purpose-built trap monitoring versus general cellular trail observation cameras.
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Camera trap device mounted on a stake in a forest, with 'Remote Trap-Site Check-In SOP' text overlay.

Remote Trap-Site Check-In SOP: Alerts, Status, and When to Drive

A remote trap-site check-in SOP for hog trapping: what to review in the app, how to triage alerts, and when an on-site visit is actually required.
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Article cover showing screwworm larvae with a bold title: What Is New World Screwworm and How Does It Spread? (Hogeye branding)

What Is New World Screwworm and How Does It Spread?

New World screwworm breeds on live animals, not waste. Here's what it is, how it spreads, and why feral hog pressure makes it a monitoring problem for landowners across Texas and the Gulf South.
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Cover image for 'Texas Remote Hog Trap Monitoring Field Guide' featuring a desert canyon landscape with a circular logo in the lower right corner.

Texas Remote Hog Trap Monitoring: Field Guide

A field guide to monitoring hog traps remotely across Texas and the Gulf South: where signal breaks down, how to place a camera for it, and what to watch before you commit the gate.
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