US Patent 12016324 Gate for hog trap

A gate for a feral hog trap is provided, comprising a frame having side frame assemblies, a top member, and a reinforcing member. Netting material is secured across the side frame assemblies and across the front of the frame. The netting material is attached to the frame using ropes which are secured to the frame members. The front netting material remains loosely gathered along a bottom edge and is preferably weighted to keep the bottom edge in contact with the ground. When feral hogs enter the gate, they pass under the front netting such that the netting falls back to the ground, making it difficult for the feral hogs to exit the gate as they step on the bottom edge of the front netting.