Where NOT to Shoot a Wild Hog
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- Опубліковано 15 бер 2020
- Feral hogs are tough animals. So much so that they have gotten the reputation for being bullet-proof. It is common to hear stories from hunters making claims of bullets bouncing off hogs or failing to penetrate their "armor"
The Myth of the Shield
Mature male hogs have a thick layer of subcutaneous tissue, commonly referred to as the shield or shoulder plate, which serves as a protective barrier for boars fighting for breeding opportunities.
The shield begins in the shoulder region and covers an area extending from the base of the neck back to the front portion of the hips. Older boars can have a shield as thick as 2 inches.
Although the shield of a mature boar can be tough and very thick, even a .22 rimfire will consistently penetrate through a 2 inch thick shield.
The two most common mistakes hunters make when shooting pigs are:
1. Aiming behind the shoulder. A hog's vitals are lower and farther forward than a deer, therefore a shot behind the shoulder will typically miss the heart and lungs and result in a run-off.
2. Not waiting for a broadside shot. Shooting a hog head-on or while it is quartering can significantly decrease your chances of getting an instant kill.
As shown at 03:28 in the video, even with several shooters aiming directly at the boar's head from close range, it required several follow-up shots to finish him off. The shallow angle of a hog's skull can cause a bullet to deflect rather than penetrate. Also, when hogs are feeding they are almost constantly moving, especially their heads. This further increases the chances of a misplaced shot when the margin for error is already small.
The best thing you can do to decrease your chances of a run-off is to wait for a broad-side shot. A broadside shot to the neck or behind the ear will almost always result in a dead hog.
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** Why Do We Hunt Hogs? **
Feral hogs are a non-native and invasive species in Texas. Each year hogs cause millions of dollars in damage in the form of damaged crops, contaminated water supplies, broken equipment, transmission of diseases and injury to livestock.
Feral hogs compete with native wildlife for resources and also prey directly on the eggs and young of ground nesting birds and will actively hunt small mammals, frogs, lizards and snakes.
Due to their intelligence, adaptability, and prolific breeding habits, traditional methods of hunting and trapping have been largely ineffective in reducing the feral hog population. The introduction of night vision and thermal optics has greatly increased landowners' ability to mitigate the destruction caused by feral hogs.
Feral swine are not considered game animals in Texas and may be hunted by any means or methods at any time of year.
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Super impressive. Not just the marksmanship, but the effort you guys make in controlling invasive pests. Thank you.
Ce n'est pas impressionnat, c'est juste affligeant
@@bozoleclown7851 c'est de l'écologie régulatrice a la Texanne sur une espèce invasive... l'autre solution c'est quoi ? On les empoisonne ? On les preleve un par un en hélicoptère ?...Une fois tués ces cochons ne seront pas gaspillés tels que je connais les Texans!
@@bozoleclown7851 Cry more ❄️
@@bozoleclown7851 And yet you chose to watch it?!🤷🏻♂️ Were you expecting a nature walk?🙄
but these guys fire on foxes and felines !!! (shit men)
1:31
Hunter - "Hey what you got there bud?"
Pig - "Oh hell no!"😂
hahaha, it got me laughin so hard.....Hey what you got there bud....pig is like oh sssh!t .....lol ...poor Pumba...not all worries and problems can be solved by Hakuna Matata 😂😂
I've never been a hunter, never thought I'd like it, figured I'd be bored.
But these videos make me realize what I've been missing.
As cool as it looks, you don’t want some of the feral hog problems farmers have. They’re costing them billions
This isn’t really hunting, more like pest control with firearms.
This is Eradication. Not Hunting.
I can see you took your time sighting those scopes. Really quality work you're doing here.
Most nv scopes have one shot zero and it’s very cool to watch shoot one and move the crosshairs right on it and fine tune them to the round you wanna shoot
Just did mine. One shot It’s true
"Hey, whatcha got there, bud?" is the new "Do you wanna play a game?".
It seems some hogs already know what it means by their response.
Taking these animals to nature reserves is the stupidest comment I have ever heard there’s millions destroying crops and farms
Thank you, redhatthat. No animal reserves for these nasty hogs. I would just love to see an army of wild hog killers going after these things with me being among them with my own gun and being mad enough to kill while I hold that gun. HEY INTERNET FIBER, DO YOU WANT TO RETRACT YOUR COMMENT ABOUT PROTECTING THESE HOGS IN ANIMAL RESERVES AFTER ALL THE BAD PUBLICITY YOU SEE THIS HAS GOTTEN YOU; AFTER ALL THIS PROVERBIAL SCALDING IN HOT WATER YOU'VE BEEN GETTING? Don't worry about it; if you do retract it with a suitable apology we'll forgive you.
redhathat I don’t think they really know that noting they are wild animals, they are just getting food, but I suppose you hillbilly’s don’t know that ;)
Nathan King I don’t think they know they are destroying farms, but I’m guessing if you were them you would like to be shot dead and hunted 🙂
The whiners will never lift a damn finger to do anything that they tell others that they must do.
@@Exclusive-POLO You Libtard Snowflakes are the Dumbest Creatures on this Planet!
Omg that pig at 1:32 was like oh crap! It’s the “what you got there bud guy” the others have been talking about, better run! Lol 😆
This would be great training for the military combat units.
Anyone else find themselves holding their breath when the crosshairs level on the target just before the shooting starts?
Yeah, I hold my breath. Is the meat edible?
No, I found myself wondering why the shooter took so long to pull the trigger.
@@easywind4044 Sows have the best meat. Old boar is the worst, usually smelling like someone who forgot deoderent.
I hold my breath because I don’t want them to miss. If they miss, there’s no dead hog and they scatter, leaving these pests to live another day potentially, and they might miss out on free pork!
omg yes lol
“Hey Whatcha Got There Bud?!” 😂😂
This was a "Hog-lo-caust" .
Idk why this popped up. Idk why I liked it so much. Lol. Great video. Those hogs are such a menace.
Feel like I'm controlling the aim as I watch this. Keep holding my breath to take the shot ! 😂🤷♂️
I'm a new hunter. I haven't even had to renew my first license yet. Thanks for this video. It and all the others out there are helping me desensitize myself. These videos are brutal. And I honestly mean that in a good way. Watching a pig fling its brains in wide circles nuckin futs! I can't get behind the pleasure alot of the commenters seem to get out of these kinds of videos but I do understand why these hunts have to happen. Idk I'm rambling. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
James Taylor I am not a new hunter but I also find this video and many of the comments, appalling. This has got nothing to do with hunting, this is pure slaughter, executed by very poor shots.
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@@dp6436 Pure slaughter? Anything wrong with that when it's the slaughter of animals tearing up our farms? If this is pure slaughter, then keep it going.
I'll be glad to help desensitize you.
@@dp6436 poor shots?? Good lord man, some of these shots are small moving targets 100’s of yards away…I’d say most are darn good!
Second this isn’t a slaughter, these are an INVASIVE SPECIES….the state says kill as many as you can! They destroy habit and compete for resources of native wild animals.
The shots when they have scattered and moving so fast are the most impressive.
You mean the multiple shots that they made that missed the targets?
@@phillipdavies6548lol its a much bigger challenge hitting moving targets.
Eu sou do Brasil, e adoro o canal de vocês! Não perco um vídeo sequer! Uma pena aqui no BR haver tanta desinformação e proibição de itens que iriam auxiliar demais no controle do javali.
Yall definitely do good work with what you got in Brazil! I've never seen as many good shots with a shotgun as I see in videos coming from Brazil.
As well as one of the highest crime rates. Imagine that 😅
The same in Canada.
Overrun with the feral pigs and coyote wrecking farms and government get in the way instead of helping.
Man, you have to keep alert, one slip up and you can follow a hog right into a path with a cow. That takes discipline!
You guys are doing great work!
THANK YOU! The shoulder plate is so over hyped. I've never had it stop any bullet regardless of the caliber. However I do respectfully disagree on the head shots. I've shot a number of hogs in the head with 308, 243, and 7.62x39. I've never had any even take a step. Great video, keep up the bacon takin!
"great vid"...... = what do you mean ?....... when it comes to clean shoots.... = go an get yourself new glasses !
Exactly, a 308 to the head equals a bowl of spaghetti for any animal
7.62x35mm 🤘
The normal wild pig doesn't seem to develop heavy shoulder pads like some x breeds. I operate a cold storage facility for wild game meat to be processed for human consumption. I see a lot of wild pigs, and some types of x breeds can have shoulder pads up to 100mm(4 inches) thick. They will stop a 150gr soft point .308 projectile, but the kinetic energy busts the shoulder blade and causes a lot of bruising. Needless to say, " I condemn any shoulder shot pigs". Head shots only these days. 99% of the pigs are head shot with 223's.
Cheers Y'all.
@@danizweifler6061 The video does seem to show lots of what Duck and Geese hunters would call a "Flock Shot", instead of aimed, accurate one bullet at a time at one pig/hog at a time.
Wow, this guy makes it look so easy to line up and shoot with such accuracy, it almost looks like a video game. Great video, really enjoyable it, thanks.
PSIHO
We love it when you ask the hogs " hey what you got there bud". We lol
Is crazy the people who have never been in a farm think they are right in something they dont know...
Yes firstly I thought he was hunting boars, then I realized that he wasnt hunting. Also in Italy expecially after 2020 boars are become dangerous also in big cities.
Тогда поясни зачем они убивают хищников когда кабан общий враг
That's the world all over!
@@Odin-dvajdi
They kill predators because they kill cattle and are also pests specifically coyotes who will bite a cow the wound gets infected and the cow dies a painful and slow death that is why we kill predators near cattle and other things we eat we don’t kill them in forests
Yeah it’s like people “correcting”scientists on rocket science
I really enjoy your show.... being from a small town in Georgia I know what wild hogs can do to your property and your crop keep up the good work remember what you got there buddy
My fellow Georgia boy💪
i’ve watched quite a few of these videos now. And i’m thinking a little bit of commentary from the shooter might be really interesting. What are you considering while taking these shots?
Watching from the UK.
They do say 'whatcha doing Bud' a few times. 😂
@@paulnotdownunder3172,
ROTFLMMFAO!!!
@@paulnotdownunder3172 nope, he said "whatcha doing there bud!" lol
Relatively new viewer. Most vids I see...as the weapon is discharged...it makes a loud pop... which alerts the other varmints. Is it illegal to use a suppressor of some sorts???
2 things. 1) I really want to see the morning after footage of some of that. 2) I've never wanted a NV scope as badly as I do right now.
Yes, too bad they are unreasonably expensive. Not paying toy prices for a tool I would only need a few times a month.
@@TheNoodlyAppendage life is short, gotta enjoy what little we have.
This is a thermal scope. Costs a couple grand for a cheaper one. Worth it for our ranch
@@TheNoodlyAppendage you'd be surprised at all the applications nv could be used.
@@chrisweiss6363 not saying iuts not useful, its just overpriced. NV security cameras for $40, btu as soon as you put it in goggles or a scope, add 2-3 zeros? I call BS.
Thanks so much for sharing your expertise and information. I had wondered why shots were not landing in what my experience with deer would be the kill spot. Fascinating stuff.
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0:56 that was a good hog flip.
This is so satisfying to watch. Love it!
When that hog at 1:32 heard..."whatcha got there bud",he tried his damndest to haul ass with afterburners on full blast...didn't make it.(I'm still laughing my head off)
That was a beautiful hog killing. I just love those killings where they don't die right away but instead live just long enough to thrash around for a while and realize that they've been had.
@@MyNathanking I like it when they take a direct hit while running full speed,then the hog goes flying up side down in mid air,by the time he hits the ground,it's over with.
@@Fastnet72 shut the fuck up
4 gauge
@@yunghaffblod Truth hurt ? Killing for pleasure your thing ?
I just read the description and it says 3 different shooters were aiming for the head at once, that's why it shows 3 different scopes. And the pig still survived, got up and ran. That's pretty impressive
They may get up and run but you can bet they gonna crash out within 100 feet.
3 aim and it gets up and runs? They missed.
@@phillipdavies6548 Snout shot. Too much bone.
Damn those sentry guns from Aliens are starting to make sense now 😂
I'm curious what caliber & bullet type you were using. You seemed to get some good blood spouts, so you did get penetration.
Judging by its recoil, most likely .223 / 5.56
That one that took a bullet to the face and sprayed gore everywhere every time it spun around had some heart.
I don't like to see them suffer but I know why this is being done and I understand.
The emperor strikes back? rofl!
Yes, they called that one Braveheart! ROFLMAO!
@@j.muckafignotti4226 If you listen closely, you can hear him yell 'freedom'! rofl!
3:30 jesus this one really didnt want to drop
Seems like it took 4-5.
Thats what coward pigs look like when they get shot. Squeal and run away till they get dropped. Ftp.
Ahhh when bullets were affordable and you can just fire away. At today's prices it may be time to get out the loin cloth and flint spear...
@ Homestead Nation. And if Biden has his way, the flint spears would be next on the banned list.
This hunter's accuracy is unmatched. It's as if he has a sixth sense for tracking and hitting his targets with pinpoint precision.
This is what we need in Australia! Wish it was easier to get semi auto rifles. It’s a pain in the ass relying on bolt or lever guns for hog eradication.
Hagen van Tronje we use every round available. 303 is very rarely used for hunting these days. Majority of deer and pig hunters use 308, 270, 30-06 or 300 Mags. And yes the smaller cal semis struggle to put down a pig, especially compared to a 7.62
Shooter: "Hey bud.. Whatcha doin'?"
🐗: "The spin of death"
That hog must have watch one of these videos & knew what to do when he heard that LOL
What about using subsonic 9mm rounds with sound cans? I think you could get closer and they wouldn’t all scatter after you drop the first one. I realize you wouldn’t have the range of the rifle rounds but since they don’t take off, closer shots? (Admittedly I’m not a hunter)
do you round up the kills and eat them or do you leave them where they drop ?
Thanks for the info. I'm from California, the suburbs. I've fired guns, but I've NEVER hunted anything like what's on screen. Appreciate it, my man!
Also: does anyone know where to get pig meat for poor people (like my family & friends)?
I'm not talking trash against anyone who doesn't identify as poor, or maybe DOES identify as able to shoot for themselves whatever you need.
I want to stop buying factory raised meat for a lot of GOOD reasons.
I have absolutely NO INTENTION of going vegetarian, though.
U can't ship feral hog meat over state lines. If u want to drive here, or to Texas, u can get the meat easy.
@@allendiaz5176 you can if you have the correct license.
The cows in some of those scenes must be thinking they are just lucky or something.
Don Macski
The cows are probably thinking "Wait for it...wait for it...almost time."
What a show! Loved the audio on some of the hits-“smack”
and the re-peat slow mo's
Would like to know more about the calibers y'all use and suppression systems. Is that allowed on Google's UA-cam?
very low flash, so id guess suppressed.....the description said .22...seems small to me (forra hog)
3.33 Damn!! Thats the toughest pig I have ever seen, head shot knocked him out, then he runs and gets shot again, runs again and whips his head and throws tons of blood and gets up again! These animals are tougher than my grandma!
3:33
I kinda feel bad a little tbh
He just got a little headache and they wanted to help him take a nice long nap.
It wasn't a good shot.
Not sure what rounds they are using but it didn't get through the skull.
At least one hit low in the snout/mouth area hence the blood fountain.
Sometimes that's how the dice roll when they are walking up on you.
Interesting analogy. LOL
3:34 to 3:57 ……..all I can say is Holy Mackerel !!!
I know right.😁😁😁🤢🤢🤢
That was the comment I wanted to make as well. Clean up row 302, bring a sponge.
wish they made the reticle in a 3 -9 rifle scope - the reticles are awesome are these the halo or what you them - any information please
To: Ultimate Night Vision:
Can you tell us what caliber and type of firearm you are using? I read your information page under the video but did not see any information on firearms and the ammo/caliber used.
Seems that most were fired with a suppressor on the barrel, but a few other shots were not. I have read/heard that the hogs/pigs can be killed with a .22 L.R. cartridge, but some other folks use "bottleneck" center-fire cartridges from .222 up to .30-30 Win. Or a 20 gauge Rifled slug.
Years ago, I used to go pig shooting on a couple of properties in south-west Queensland and the amount of damage these introduced feral pests cause to grain crops is astounding. They also kill and eat a lot of young lambs. They are cunning enough to separate the lambs from their mothers and then the lambs, whose eyesight isn't very good when they are young, will, in their confusion, run up to any four legged animal that they can see, which is usually a feral pig.
That alone is a good enough reason to kill every one of these usually diseased creatures that you see.
We can't blame the pigs for all of iy ' its just their nature and the traits they have ' the people who introduce them are the ones to blame for the hog population ' but yes ' i do beleive their population should be reduced
kill is a tame word, the correct vocab would be to exterminate
Везет вам у вас есть эти кабаны ..А у нас люди мяса не видят месяцами..голодают ..
Как так не справедливо ..мы тоже хотим много много диких свиней
When the expect global depression starts these pigs are going to be valuable sources of meat....because only America's stupendously rich will be able to afford meat regularly.
@@yee3335 You can tell you don't own any property infested by these animals
The cost of these scopes is insane. But the quality is top notch.
Well they do look worth it I suppose.
Holy damn I was expecting 400 maximum for the first one but 7.5k?? Wow
@@lunaticfpv17 Most likely these are military grade or not yet produced in numbers to bring the price down. Though I have no idea what technology goes into making these so might be an expensive process to produce them.
Like any quality tool
Cost is relative to purpose
Se aí é cara imagina mo Brasil! 40mil tauveis
Shooter: "Hey whatcha got there Bud?"
Hog: Oh, no, I've heard *that* before, I'm out
I crack up so bad when I hear the shooter say that.🤣🤣
What do you do with them after killing them?
*_At _**_5:29_**_ it look's like a bobcat or some type of cat, mountain lion. We've had a mountain line caught on camera crossing through a guys yard here in OK but i never actually saw one myself_*
Are additional points awarded for a "Double Forward Flip" followed by a clean dismount?
Do you use factory ammo or develop your own loads? Great vids!
설명글에 무척공감합니다 맷돼지사냥 경험이 있기에 이놀라운 'monster' 의 "장갑"에
놀라곤합니다 그래서 한두발에 죽지않는
그들을 볼때 보다강력한 화력과 설명의 조언이 "helpful"하다고 생각합니다
'hey whatcha got there bud?'
You are playing with your food again.
I laughed like hell when he said that
These vids are so addictive
Hey, what cha got there, bud?
@@pleasuretokill 0
to psychopaths
Try some blackhead popping. You'll never be able to stop.
Nothin like the real deal
The hog at 1:30 clearly watches this channel. He knew immediately what to do upon hearing “HEY WHATCHA GOT THERE BUD?!” in the dark of night. Smart hog, but not fast enough to outrun a little bit high-speed-lead-therapy.
I'm new to this.In these videos I can hear high pitched shots.Are these 22 cal.? 7.62? I'd love a video on the rifles and ammo
Love the trigger happy shooting at 6:33 dude that was fvcken awesome thanks for sharing.
3:29 and for that whole kill was gnarly. Slinging blood like a son of a gun.
Slinging blood like a son of a gun; anything wrong with that? Those blood-slinging killings are the most wonderful killings for ugly beasts who are as deserving as those wild boars to have it happen to them. Likewise, most beautiful are the killings in which the ugly hogs live just long enough to know that they are being served their figurative pink slips; their eviction notices out of this thing called life just before their feelings of consciousness fade to black and their lights go off like the turning off of a television set or the shutting down of a computer. SWEET DREAMS, HOGS! Man, was that ever beautiful; the blood being flung around like cotton candy in a cotton candy-making machine; the blood flung around violently enough to see centrifugal force at work. HA HA, HOG!
Nathan King bro that’s a little creepy.
@@AString95 Well, I can see where you're coming from, and I do respect that. I do admit that the 3:29 hog killing was extreme, and I don't think Ultimate Night Vision meant it to be that way. But, you know, sometimes the hog resists arrest and his being taken into custody gets a little sloppy there.
@@MyNathanking Well hopefully you treat people better than pigs
@@MyNathanking you need help
Awesome shooting, love your night vision. I could listen to pigs squeeling all day.
All the other "critters" scrambling in the trees @10:20 and then jumping from said trees provided a pretty good laugh.
“What you got there bud” you hear that run lol
You sum bucks 😂😂 every damned time..I lolz.......’hey whatcha got there Bud’. Great work men!
So what is the set up with the nearly silent outfit. Thanks. Greg from PA
Could you make a vid on the N-Vision Halo LR 50mm? I can’t seem to find it on Amazon?
aaaaaaand the McRib mysteriously returns.
Hey you might have the answer Chinese McRib
So that`s where it comes from.
🤣🤣😆🤣😅🤣 omg who are you
Head shot into a Texas heart shot. Great combo boys! Thanks for keeping the moral up high during the apocalypse!
Super. Thank you so much. What is the name of the sight? Мodel or brand?
its so cool, you hava a impressive acurracy, bro whats kind of the rifle? calibre ?
As a pest control, wich I guess this is, then I can see why. But what I dont agree with, is the shooting in the ass/rear end of the animal. and the "happy"shooting. That is where it caps over, if you ask me.
The Thermical image, is rock solid, and 100% awesome, and the heart , neck, and lung shots are great as well.
Hope you guys understand what I mean. Because pest control is necessary.
Yep, you have good and valid points. It's ultimately a very destructive pest. We don't think about rat traps killing by grabbing a hind leg instead of the head, and why? Out of sight, out of mind. Unfortunately not every shot is good when they run. But the goal is to reduce numbers. Most people that get into this are sportsmen, the type that make an effort to drop game quickly and humanely. When they take their first shot on pigs, it's to vitals. After that the secondary goal of dropping as many pests by any means comes into play.
And guys having fun doing it? We've been doing that since we had spears and bows. Partly a stress reaction, partly just a guy thing.
As a sportsman I guess there's ethical hunting rules....
but feral hog control is a total war and there aren't any sportsmen or Geneva Conventions
1:30 that one knew you bro, he knew what the phrase means lol
😂
They're are evolving. Somebody told their friends that it's the sound of death.
*Squeeitnam flash backs intensify*
Thank you for your service
What rifles and ammo types are generally used for this task?
These videos demonstrate something that the hunters never intended them to illustrate
and that is the power of a semi automatic weapon in the hands of a practiced hunter.
Weather its taking out feral hogs or a charging predator give me a SA rifle any day. The
good ones don't malfunction.
Can't kill dozens of pigs with a BA, you are wasting your time.
If I ever hear "hey what u got there bud" I'm running 4 my life.
too late..they already pulled the trigger...LOL
Then you'll only die tired. 😂
* deliverance banjo music plays* 🤣
How much of the meat from a feral pig is used?
I understand that the meat can’t be sold but donated?
Do wild hogs go after cattle or calves?
I live out in east central Minnesota and I rent some pole barn storage on an old farm. Sometimes I’m there late at night and I’ll hear the Coyotes going by. Several times I’ve walked outside and shined my flashlight out into the field and I’ve seen 4 to 8 pairs of eye shine looking back at me. I’ve only ever seen one in the daytime and it definitely wasn’t a German Shepard
1:32 I'm dying with laughter bruh.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love the double tapping instant dead pig! You guys sure do have a lot of fun. Some darn good exterminators if Ive ever seen some. Nice threading of bullets between cows to get the pigs. The cows are like...un effected for the most part.
I get that this is necessary, but I don't understand how killing intelligent living creatures is "fun".
@@norwegianblue2017 it’s a adrenaline rush the focus you get when pulling the trigger on a animal especially pest such as the lil piggies is like a roller coaster
@@carterfarrow9759 That's pretty effed up.
@@norwegianblue2017 I guess if the hunters didn't get a buzz out of it, there'd be no chance of controlling the hog population.
@@norwegianblue2017 I've hunted since I was twelve (1958) and have never considered killing an animal to be "fun".
I've done 'pest' control as a teen in Camarillo, CA. for several land owners whose crops were being destroyed by rabbits, squirrels, and flocks of birds and for me it was still just 'business'.
And the one thing that I really do not care to hear is a feral hog's squealing when they get shot and don't die on the spot, but a good pair of "mouse ears" along with a CD player does a good job of keeping the noise down.
So, no shit. There I was, bringing my Jeep's starter into an O'Reilley's for a swap. I walked through the door and one of the cashiers said, "Hey, bud. Whatcha got there?"
I nearly dove under the counter.
ive never shot a hog, so any input would be appreciated. why not use a bigger caliber to drop them, "shield" or not? a .22 seems a bit small, even a 223/556.....think id want a little more mass? .... i love those scopes...gotta get me one !!
243 works well but a 308 is a really really good choice
Many Clean Shots! The Bleeder Was The Toughest I've Ever Seen 💥🐖💥
many clean shots....; but way tooo many real bad shots........ !!!!!!!..... you stupid brick !
@@danizweifler6061 your stomach must turn when you gotta hook live bait huh?
8:42 when you turn the lights on and all the roaches scatter
A couple of questions:
- Is this all night time? Or does the thermal also work well during the day?
- I know it's primarily pest control, but is the meat of any use?
1) the thermal vision works day or night
2) feral hogs are quite edible
The meat is totally edible and I read somewhere that the meat not consumed by humans is used for dog food
You can eat wild boar meat (although these are mixed with wild boars and domesticated pigs) but still edible. They might have some diseases so you need to be sure to get the temperature of the meat high enough when cooking.
Feral pigs are more tastey than domesticated pigs steer clear of all males with their nuts on the meat tastes too strong.
During the day I think it would be "heat" and not "thermal"
Ultimate Night Vision what caliber round do you use?
Damm, these videos make me feel good. Even with all the bull shit and political shit that's going down right now. Definitely in need of one of this. Great job guys. Stay safe. All the best from Los Angeles.
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3:20, that hog is a champ!
Hog champ hog champ
Christ, he really is!
I've watched a couple of videos now and noticed some off them are absolute tanks to drop.
Are they quite a tough species to cull?
In an alternate universe, pigs are watching sniper pigman snipe invasive feral humans on UA-cam.
I think Rockstar Games is missing the boat on not having a game called "wild hog invasion"
It's the Pigacolypse--good rifle practice; would like to see the Rifles and Equipment which are obviously extremely reliable.
"AYE WHAT YOU GOT THERE BUD...?"- LMAO
LOL
😂😂😂i saw a hog driffting for the first time
That one hog has been asked that question before. He tore out as soon as the guy asked him lol...
Oh, so this is what Bill Burr’s talking about people getting rid of “pests” aside from humans themselves. Lmao
Wait so if you miss, hit non lethal, they just run off and live with the bullet wound? No bleed out?
I don't see how we will ever get rid of them, I've never seen so many in one spot. Tons of little ones every where, that's insane.
308 semi auto. Get one now it’ll change yo life
Bust out the full auto…it’s basically war against these things anyway
Built me one…AR10
.308 Reiver
I'll never tire of "Hey budd... what you got there budd?" HILARIOUS!!!
I'll also never tire of seeing Ultimate Night Vision's rifle bullets tearing ruthlessly and mercilessly through the skulls and the brains of those horrible hogs. Kill them in the grossest and in the cruelest manners, when possible. Personally, I don't think Ultimate Night Vision has good enough equipment for those horrible hogs because what those hogs REALLY need is not plain and simple deer rifles; they need AK-47's and 50-caliber bullets from guns so loud they can be heard a hundred miles away whenever those guns go off on those hogs. KILL! KILL! KILL!
What caliber guns were you using in this video?