PUA’A PATROL LLC PREVENT | PROTECT | PRESERVE
Island Wide Pig Trapping & Removal - O’ahu
PREVENT | PROTECT | PRESERVE
Pua'a Patrol - Island Wide Pig Trapping & Removal - O’ahu
Puaʻa Patrol is a locally owned & operated business based on O'ahu specializing in humane feral pig trapping and removal. Our mission is simple: prevent damage, protect your property, and preserve Hawaiʻi’s natural environment. We take pride in being reliable, responsive, and committed to serving our local communities.
Revolutionized Trapping Process
Site Assessment
Site Assessment
Site Assessment
At Pua’a Patrol LLC, every job begins with a free site assessment to evaluate pig activity, damage patterns, and movement routes. This allows us to develop a targeted, site-specific trapping strategy rather than relying on generic methods.
Trap Deployment
Site Assessment
Site Assessment
Traps are deployed based on site conditions and pig movement patterns to maximize effectiveness while maintaining humane standards. Each setup is intentional, secure, and adjusted as activity changes. All our traps at Pua’a Patrol LLC are designed to capture pigs live.
Trap Monitoring
All traps deployed at Pua’a Patrol LLC are monitored 24/7 via cellular game camera for the duration of the job. Not only does this notify us immediately when a pig is trapped, it also allows us to study pig activity in detail. Our cellular cameras show us how many pigs are visiting, their gender, size, ingress/egress routes, and how they behave in and around the trap. This level of monitoring helps us fine-tune each set up for the most safest and effective results.
Pig Removal
Once a pig is captured, removal is conducted promptly with a strong emphasis on safety, control, and humane handling. Each animal is carefully subdued to minimize stress, then securely restrained to protect people, property, and the animal itself during handling.
The impact of introduced species in our islands.
The Hawaiian Islands are among the most isolated places on Earth. Before human arrival, native flora and fauna evolved without ungulates, leaving them highly vulnerable to damage. While feral pigs may never be fully eradicated, it is our responsibility to manage their impact as effectively and responsibly as possible.