Imported Red Fire Ants are more than a nuisance, they're one of the biggest threats to wildlife across Central Texas. That's why Imported Red Fire Ant Treatment is one of Plateau's most requested services.
It qualifies as a Wildlife Management Activity, but its value goes beyond compliance. Red Imported Fire Ants can kill newly hatched birds, invade some songbird nests, and reduce the abundance of insects that young birds depend on. Controlling heavy infestations can remove one source of pressure on quail, turkey poults, songbirds, and birds using nest boxes.
Ride along with Technician Connor Nelson for a day in the life of an Imported Fire Ant Treatment. He'll walk you through our process from start to finish.
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Owning agricultural or timber land in Texas means having an asset anyone would be proud of. If you’re ready for an option that makes caring for your property easier, and keeps your tax benefits too, Plateau Land & Wildlife Management can help. For more than two decades we’ve been making it simple for landowners like you to turn Ag or Ti
Imported Red Fire Ant treatment, or IRFA as our Plateau technicians call it, is one of our most requested services and a regularly documented Wildlife Management Activity for landowners across Central Texas.
Here's why it matters: fire ants prey on ground-nesting wildlife and can threaten the nest boxes installed on your property as part of your Wildlife Management efforts. Left untreated, they can undo real progress toward your goals.
Technician Connor Nelson walks you through a fire ant treatment and why now is the time to get started on your property.
Full video drops this Saturday at 9AM CST, only on YouTube.
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Impatience is the #1 reason hog trapping fails.
Trap too early, catch a few, and you've just educated the rest of the sounder. Now they're smarter and harder to catch.
We removed all 21 pigs from this sounder in a single trapping event using the Pig Brig net system. The secret wasn't the equipment. It was discipline. Prebait, wait, and trust the process until the whole sounder is in.
That's how you actually solve a hog problem instead of just managing one.
Watch the full tutorial now, live on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/5AEiTdc6Bwg
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Most trapping failures happen before the net ever drops.
Whole-sounder removal isn't about luck. It's patience and strategic monitoring that confirms the entire group is present AND comfortable at your bait site. Rush that step, and you risk spooking pigs that took weeks to pattern in.
Dr. John Kinsey breaks down exactly how to do it right in our new video: 21 Pigs Trapped - The Pig Brig Tutorial.
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07/13/2026
We had a great weekend at Texas Wildlife Association WildLife 2026 Annual Convention.
Every year we look forward to being part of an event that celebrates Texas’ outdoor community while bringing together the top conversations and breakthroughs shaping our industry. Three days of connecting with landowners, biologists, and conservation partners from across the state, always well spent.
Thank you to the Texas Wildlife Association for another great convention.
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21 Pigs Captured - The Pig Brig Tutorial
We took the Pig Brig Trap System to Pecan Springs Karst Preserve and filmed the entire process with John Kinsey, every tool, every component, every step of the setup, start to finish.
No guesswork. No shortcuts. Just a proven system that landed 21 pigs on one property.
Watch the full breakdown, live now on YouTube
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Big week in San Antonio. TWA's 41st Annual Wildlife Conference is underway and we're on site.
If you're a landowner navigating wildlife management valuation, habitat planning, or land stewardship in Texas, this is the time to talk to us in person. Our team is set up and ready to answer questions, walk through what we do, and help you figure out the right next step for your property.
Come find us on the floor. We'd love to connect.
21 pigs. One night.
Wise Eye Game Cameras kept us locked in on feral hog activity at Hill Country Conservancy's Pecan Springs Karst Preserve, and that intel is exactly what turned into one of our biggest single-night catches yet.
Now we're breaking down exactly how we did it. Our upcoming YouTube video "21 PIGS CAPTURED - The Pig Brig Tutorial" features Plateau's own John Kinsey, who has spent over a decade trapping feral hogs across the globe. He walks through every Pig Brig component start to finish, the full setup process, and the tricks that make your first sounder catch possible.
Premieres Saturday at 9AM, only on YouTube.
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Mowing it down doesn't kill it. It just tells the root system to try again next season.
Plateau runs two treatments built on the actual biology of what you're fighting:
Cut-Stump Application: mature mesquite, huisache, willow baccharis, ligustrum, nandina, chinaberry, Chinese tallow. Cut at the base, treated at the source, gone for good.
Foliar Application: prickly pear, small re-growth mesquite/huisache, willow baccharis. Caught early, before it re-establishes.
TDA Commercial Applicators Licensed. Trained crews. The right method for the right growth stage, every time.
Shredding buys you a season. This buys you the land back.
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