Wild Hog Scram Professional
EPIC INCORPORATED
Wild Hog Scram Professional
Wild Hog Scram Professional is a granular repellent product. Using organic materials, Wild Hog Scram will repel wild hogs from your protected lawn and property. Easy to apply and safe to use.
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Wild Hog Scram, manufactured by Enviro Protection Industries, is a granular repellent and an all natural way to repel wild hogs from your property.
This efficient repellent works by altering the environment in 2 ways: surrounding soil becomes bad-smelling to the animals & food tastes bad and their digestive system is disrupted.
Wild Hog Scram is an all season use product so can be used year round for continued protection against hogs and their activities.
Tools Needed
To use Wild Hog Scram you will need wear gloves for protection. You can either spread Wild Hog granules by hand or use a hand or rotary spreader to spread the granules in the target area.
How to Use
Step 1: Identify and inspect areas where wild hogs have been active then figure out how much product you need by measuring the square footage (length x width) of the area you wish to protect. Wild Hog Scram is typically applied at a rate of 1 pound per 600 square feet. Based on your measurements, measure out the amount of product needed. For example, if you measured 2,000 square feet of treated area, you will need 3.3 pounds of Wild Hog Scram.
Step 2: Add the appropriate amount of Wild Hog Scram product to a rotary spreader using the lowest setting. Apply at a rate of 1 pound per 600 square feet, covering the area where wild hog activity has been observed. Continue application beyond the affected area for optimal coverage. If the damage is in garden/flower beds, hand sprinkle granules.
Step 3: After the initial application, apply a 2nd application 14 days later. Retreat every 30 days as needed for continuous protection.
Where to Use
Use Wild Hog Scram outside in the yard where wild hog activity has been observed and where hog burrows are observed.
When To Use
Use Wild Hog Scram if you have seen or suspect wild hogs trespassing onto your property.
Safety Information
When applying Wild Hog Scram, always wear gloves to protect skin. Store away from food and water storage and out of reach of children and pets. Keep children and pets off treated area until the ground has thoroughly dried, 2-4 hours depending on moisture levels.
Special Considerations
Heavy or extended periods of rain will lessen the effective time of the product which will require an additional application.
| Availability | Online |
| Restricted Use | No |
| Shipping Restrictions | |
| Brand | EPIC INCORPORATED |
| Keith's Pro Tips | "When applying Wild Hog scram make sure to put on gloves, you don't want to get the repellent on you because of the odor. Apply a band around an area where you want the wild hogs to steer clear of and they won't come back." |
| Product Drawbacks | Is less effective when wet (especially after rainfall). |
| Target Pests | Wild Hogs |
| Application Equipment | None Needed |
| Application Methods | Granular Spreading |
| Active Ingredient | Castor Oil 11.40% White Pepper 2.50% Thyme Oil 1.00% Rosemary Oil 1.00% Clove Oil 0.44% Garlic Oil 0.08% Citronella Oil 0.50% Other Ingredients: Peanut Hulls, Fish Oils, Linseed Oil 81.05% |
| Product Type | Repellent |
| Formulation | Granular |
| Application Rate | Ready to Use |
| Shelf Life | Wild Hog Scram may last up to two years when stored properly in a cool, dry place. |
| Yield | A 22 lb container will protect approx. 13,200 ft |
| Use Sites | Outdoors |
| Time to Kill | Wild Hog Scram will not eliminate hogs, but repel them from the area for up to 30 days. |
| Comparable Products | Nature's Defense Repellent |
5/2/21
kyle parkhill
Verified Buyer
Amen - pigs finally stopped digging up landscaping
Strange stuff but works- I broadcast by hand but
Would be easier to use machine maybe mix with ant killer or fertilizer as product is very fine if used alone
Would be easier to use machine maybe mix with ant killer or fertilizer as product is very fine if used alone
4/24/21
Michael McManus
Verified Buyer
Hog scram really works
Before hog scram, feral hogs tore up an 8 ft x 50 ft swath of lawn. Since I have applied with a hand spreader in high animal traffic areas and around my gardens and fruit trees, reapplying about every three months. In the past three months my neighbor has caged five hogs while I have been hog-free. Hog scram really works
4/9/21
Thomas Keelan
Verified Buyer
Tough to tell
We have been hit hard by pigs in the last few weeks. Our neighbor has been slowly fencing his 6 acres, and this has spurred the pig activity on his land and ours, unfortunately. I spread it on a dry day, using a fertilizer spreader. One day later a series of hard rains hit for three straight days. This seemed to nullify my efforts. I waited for the rain to stop and the ground to dry. Then, I spread it again. The pigs hit us hard that night rutting up the yard. I thought it would discourage them as your product suggests it will do. Then we were hit by rain for one and a half days. The pigs came back again. I have used 3/4’s of the pail and don’t have enough to cover the area I need to cover. Last night I pulled an all- nighter and shot at the pigs as the came back again. I was truly hoping this product would work. Because of the rains I can’t tell if it is truly effective. It has a strong pungent odor. I wish I could afford more, but your shipping costs were too high to continue this.
2/18/21
Mark Sinclair
Verified Buyer
Katy, TX
It appears to lose effectiveness after 7 days without rain. Rain causes it to immediately lose effectiveness.
1/30/21
Steve Brenner
Verified Buyer
Where ever I have applied, the hogs will not go in that area. Product works!
12/31/20
Frances Trimble
Verified Buyer
Easy to spread. Wish ingredients weren’t so scary. How long does it last with rain?
12/21/20
John Story
Verified Buyer
appears to be effective
Tried a trap but hogs avoided after 1st catch. Have applied 2 monthly applications, 50x200 area. after 1st were a couple hog returns but much less damage. No hog return in over a month now. Hogs were coming weekly.
12/11/20
Billie Hulke
Verified Buyer
Safe, Excellent Repelent for Wild Hogs
I highly recommend Wild Hog Scram. I have used it now for a couple of months, and we no longer have hogs, snakes, armadillos, or other critters. It does not kill critters or deer; they simply do not like the strong odor of Wild Hog Scram.
12/11/20
Ian M.
Verified Buyer
So long Hogs!
So glad that there is a product like this available. Wild Hogs were showing up on my property and I was getting fed up with them. This bucket of repellent is making sure they stay the heck away. Thanks, Solutions for shipping it quick.
10/28/20
Francis Balestrieri
Verified Buyer
Hog,Scram Professional
Hog Scream saved our country landscaping. Pigs were digging up our newly planted landscaping, presumably looking for water and grubbing for worms. After two applications of Hog Scram over the winter months, the wild pigs left our property alone.
| Restricted Use | No |
|---|---|
| Availability | Online |
| Signal Word | CAUTION |
| Keith's Pro Tip | "When applying Wild Hog scram make sure to put on gloves, you don't want to get the repellent on you because of the odor. Apply a band around an area where you want the wild hogs to steer clear of and they won't come back." |
| Target Pests Multi | Wild Hog |
| Time to Kill | Wild Hog Scram will not eliminate hogs, but repel them from the area for up to 30 days. |
| Chemical Type | Repellent |
| Formulation | Granular |
| Application Methods | Granular Spreading |
| Product Drawbacks | Is less effective when wet (especially after rainfall). |
| Active Ingredient | Castor Oil 11.40% White Pepper 2.50% Thyme Oil 1.00% Rosemary Oil 1.00% Clove Oil 0.44% Garlic Oil 0.08% Citronella Oil 0.50% Other Ingredients: Peanut Hulls, Fish Oils, Linseed Oil 81.05% |
| Application Equipment | None Needed |
| Mix Rate | Ready to Use |
| Low Use Rate | 25 oz./1,000 sq. ft. |
| High Use Rate | 25 oz./1,000 sq. ft. |
| Use Sites | Outdoors |
| Yield | A 22 lb container will protect approx. 13,200 ft |
| Shelf Life | Wild Hog Scram may last up to two years when stored properly in a cool, dry place. |
| Comparable Products | Nature's Defense Repellent |
| Children or pets? | No |
| Property Characteristics | None |
Questions and Answers
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Q:Will it have an affect on wild turkeys ?5/2/21A:Wild Hog Scram is not poisonous, but wild turkeys and other wildlife will not approach where you have spread it. it is great for keeping wild hogs away but avoid areas where you want to keep other animals and birds around your home or property. We use it around our home and no longer have wild hogs. We also have deer and wild turkeys, so we are careful to spread the Wild Hog Scram only where the hogs have dug and burrowed. When opening and spreading Wild Hog Scram, be sure to use a mask – it has a powerful smell that can be a bit overwhelming
Billie Hulke
5/2/21Certified Buyer -
Q:Can you use it near gardens?4/24/21A:I have spread near my garden and my fruit trees, successfully repelling the feral and wild hogs traveling through my area, My neighbor has caged 5 hogs in the past 3 months. No hog damage to my gardens, trees or lawn.
Michael McManus
4/25/21Certified Buyer -
Q:Will it harm my chickens?3/20/21
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Q:After it is applied, is the smell offensive to humans?2/18/21A:Recommendation: even if you use a spreader apply sparingly, and use a mask and gloves when you apply. You can check the ingredients on the can. It has a strong aroma, so do not inhale. We are in an open area on a hill, so the smell was not offensive to us I recommend small amounts on the areas where the hogs have been. The first time we applied , we applied it too thick. Better to use too little than too much. We applied Hog Scram too heavy the first time; later we just sprinkled a little in the same area and have not seen a trace of hogs since. We found that Hog Scram also repels snakes and armadillos. It is not poisonous. We are so glad we found it! No more hog problems!
Billie Hulke
2/18/21Certified Buyer -
Q:Will dogs avoid this? Is there a risk for dogs?2/1/21A:Deer avoid coming near Hog Scram, so we applied the Scram only in the area where we had hogs.
Billie Hulke
2/18/21Certified Buyer -
Q:How large an area does a 22lb bucket cover?1/5/21A:I used it on 1/2 acre. So far so good. No hogs.
John A Morford
1/5/21Certified Buyer -
Q:What spreader setting should I put my spreader on to use Wild Hog Scram?12/11/20
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Q:Will this repel any other animals besides Wild Hogs? For example, deer?12/11/20A:Wild Hog Scram is great! While it keeps wild hogs away, it also keeps snakes, armadillos, and other critters away. It does not harm them, they simply stay away from the odor. We have used it know for several months. Thank goodness no more hogs, armadillos, snakes in our country yard. I highly recommend it. Just be sure to use gloves when using and wash your hands carefully afterwards.
Billie Hulke
12/11/20Certified Buyer -
Q:Does wild hog scram actually work?12/11/20A:have only applied 2 months, 1st month hogs returned 2x but damage was only minor. There have been no hog returns in 6 weeks, they had been coming weekly.
John Story
12/21/20Certified Buyer -
Q:Does ground need to be dry to apply hog scram?10/28/20A:I have never applied Hog Sram on wet / damp ground. I’d rather apply it on a dry surface so that it doesn’t stick to the grass and it will get down on the soil where it will stay to be effective.
Steve Fabrizio
10/28/20Certified Buyer
