Tell us what’s happening. We’ll help you figure out what comes next.
Texas Hog Dispatch gives property owners and authorized contacts one place to start. Tell us about the property and hog activity once. We’ll review it and help identify a practical next step, including looking for participating independent operators whose service areas, profiles, and capabilities appear to fit when a connection makes sense.
Starting locally. Listening statewide. Questions and inquiries are welcome from anywhere in Texas.
Not Sure Where to Start? Start Here.
You Shouldn’t Have to Become a Hog-Control Expert Just Because Hogs Showed Up on Your Property.
Searching directories, calling businesses that may not serve your area, and figuring out who handles your kind of property can leave you wondering what to do next. THD was built to make that first step easier.
A free place to begin
No upfront fee to submit a request. Every request gets reviewed.
Tell us once
Share what you’re seeing in one place instead of repeating the story on every call.
A closer look at the details
We review the available location, property, activity, and access context.
An operator when it fits
When a connection makes sense, we look for participating independent operators whose service areas, profiles, and capabilities appear to fit.
Another place to turn
When an operator connection isn’t the practical next step, we can point you toward relevant THD research or other appropriate resources when available.
Your choice to move forward
If an operator responds, you discuss the work and review their price and terms before deciding.
Independent operators perform the fieldwork and set their own terms. A review or possible fit does not guarantee an operator response, quote, service, or result.
Choose Your Path
What Brought You Here?
I Have a Hog Problem
Tell us what is happening and where. We review requests from across Texas; operator dispatch starts with qualifying properties in unincorporated Harris and Montgomery counties.
If you’re anywhere in Texas, tell us what’s happening. Every inquiry gets reviewed. When an operator connection isn’t practical, we can point you toward relevant THD research or other useful or official resources when available.
Current Dispatch Focus
Operator dispatch is concentrated initially on qualifying private properties in unincorporated Harris and Montgomery counties. See current service areas.
Your Area Matters
Outside that focus? Please stay and tell us what you’re facing. Listening to Texans across the state helps us understand where help is needed and where operator coverage should grow as capacity allows. There is no promised expansion timeline or operator availability outside the current focus.
You don’t need to know which operator to call or exactly what kind of help you need. Tell us what you’re seeing and where. We’ll review the information and help identify the next practical step.
No upfront fee to submit a request. Every request is reviewed.
When a connection makes sense, we look for participating independent operators whose details appear to fit. Operators decide whether to respond; a request does not guarantee contact, acceptance, or field service. The operator sets scope, price, and terms if you choose to proceed.
Inquiries are welcome statewide. Operator dispatch initially focuses on qualifying private properties in unincorporated Harris and Montgomery counties. See Service Areas. Outside that focus, we still review what you share and can point you toward relevant information or resources when available. Not ready for this form? Ask us a question.
Service Request
Start Your Request
No upfront fee to submit a request.
Answer the question above to continue.
Another Place to Start
Not Sure What You Need? Ask Us.
Questions about your area, payment, our process, resources, or the property form are welcome from anywhere in Texas. We review every question and can point you toward useful information when available.
Have a question? Ask us.Not ready to submit a property request? Tell us what you’re trying to figure out.
Answer the question above to continue.
What Happens After You Submit
Here’s What Happens Next
We review and organize what you’ve shared. When an operator connection looks like a practical next step, qualifying requests will be shared with relevant participating independent operators who can review the opportunity and decide whether to respond. If one responds, you talk directly about your property, scope, methods, timing, and price. You review the operator’s quote and terms before deciding whether to proceed.
If an operator connection isn’t the practical next step, we can point you toward relevant THD information and research or other appropriate resources when available. Independent operators provide the on-site service and set their own prices and terms.
Text messaging is optional. If you opt in on the request form, you may receive text messages about your request from Creative Solution Designs LLC (d/b/a Texas Hog Dispatch). Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out or HELP for help. See our Privacy Policy and Terms.
Sample ConfirmationSample
Hi [Name], Texas Hog Dispatch received your request and will review it. Qualifying requests within our current dispatch focus will be shared with relevant independent operators based on their approved profiles, service areas, and capabilities. Operators decide whether to respond. Once an operator accepts the opportunity, we’ll connect you directly. Reply STOP to opt out.
How THD Works
From One Request to an Informed Choice
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Tell Us What’s Happening
Tell us once what you’re seeing, where the property is, and how you can be reached.
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We Review the Next Step
THD reviews the available location, property, activity, and access details to help identify a practical next step.
Step 03
We Look for Operators When It Fits
When an operator connection makes sense, THD looks for participating independent operators whose service areas, profiles, and capabilities appear to fit. Operators decide whether to respond.
Step 04
Talk, Review, and Decide
If an operator responds, talk directly about the property, scope, methods, timing, and price. Review the operator’s terms and decide what works for you.
Payment Options
And If You Decide to Move Forward, Paying Shouldn’t Become the Next Problem.
For THD-generated work, payment can be processed electronically through THD’s Stripe payment workflow according to the independent operator’s quote and terms. Where eligible, that can give you more ways to handle a larger job than a purely manual payment arrangement. Eligible customers and transactions may see provider-managed flexible or pay-over-time options such as Klarna or Affirm through Stripe.
The operator sets the price and payment schedule, including any deposits or milestones, and explains the terms in the quote or written agreement. The operator also controls cancellations, refunds, and service terms. Payment-option availability and approval depend on the customer, operator, service, transaction, and provider; no option is guaranteed. THD is not the lender.
Operators must maintain current liability insurance. THD reviews proof of coverage and records its expiration before an operator can be approved or receive opportunities. This review is not a certification, endorsement, or guarantee that a policy covers a particular claim.
A match only means the request appears to fit information provided by you and the operator. It is not a certification, endorsement, or guarantee.
Who THD Helps
Different Properties, Different Needs
Different properties and organizations have different needs. THD welcomes questions and inquiries across Texas, including from these groups. Operator dispatch currently focuses on qualifying private properties outside city limits in Harris and Montgomery counties; research and other resources can be useful beyond that focus.
Landowners & Rural Properties
Farms & Ranches
Commercial Properties
Neighborhoods & Communities
HOAs & Property Managers
Public & Institutional Stakeholders
Public Research & Intelligence
More Than a Connection Platform
Texas Hog Dispatch is building a public information system around Texas’ feral hog problem — research, tools, and field intelligence published openly through the THD Tracker.
Texas Hog Dispatch welcomes conversations with researchers, public agencies, community organizations, land managers, industry organizations, businesses, and writers working around feral hog management in Texas.
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