I couldn't have that job. When we dog hunted in florida it wasn't odd to kill 6-10 hogs before lunch with three of us hunting behind about five dogs. It was usually all we could do to get them out of the woods and field dressed before dark. An hour drive home and would get everything in coolers and mess cleaned up by about 1am. There's no way I would want to do that everyday and I haven't quite put hogs so far down the list that I leave them in the woods to rot. Some people do especially those that are doing it for a living. I spent some time talking to a guy who removed hogs at the space center at cape canaveral in Florida. He basically had a certain number of hogs he had to kill per year and had to pay them for every hog less than his quoted number. He was giving up on it after several years of turning dogs loose before daylight and hunting until dark then checking traps for a couple hours after dark. He basically said the fun ran out in a hurry and that if you loved to hug hunt don't try to do it for a living.