Nope.  Pardon me for a little skepticism, but it looks to me like another (not so) indirect swipe at hunters.  On one hand A & E makes money through the sensationalism a show like that initially garners - few people know how rough hog hunting can get.  On the other hand A & E takes advantage of those who will just about sell themselves out for what they get paid to do a show like that, in a sense mocking their excesses and at the same time labeling the rest of us Joes who just love to hunt. 

Wohalliburton you are correct. From a good source in Brown County (former Border Patrol). Most of it is staged and shouldn't take viewers long to see that if the haven't already. It also labels Brown County area residents badly.