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I am new to this so I don't know why any invasive species would be caught and then let go! And why take the time and expense to castrate and dock it? I am one who believes that one who hunts, traps, fish, or kills an invasive species should have to purchase a license. Please informe me of the above. Thanks!
I have a 300 Blackout, it’s also canned up. I’m having issues shooting subsonic rounds through it. It will shoot it just will not cycle the bolt. You have any idea maybe the rounds I shoot or the buffer weight. Great video by the way.
Great hunt, beautiful animal. I have been watching all of your older videos. I’m almost all the way through them. I’m excited to watch all of your new content.
Man all that gear u had on that’s excess too much you stated you didn’t want too shoot an animal and wound another just say you missed you young guys don’t know how too ever say I missed you did u wouldn’t have even tryed to shoot if you weren’t confident that you would hit a pig so when you didn’t instead of just saying the truth that you MISSED you said that dumb spill about wounding the animal this is why my people only kill what we can eat this was not going too be one of those cases you just have on too much stuff on too. Be hog hunting unless your the spokesperson for outdoorsman or outfitters camo clothing line this video wasn’t one of your best didn’t like
Lindo Chancha camarada te saludo de uruguay por nuestros campos también tenemos esta clase de animales pero son crusa con jabalí y es difícil de casar ya que son muy inteligentes fueron introduciendo y hacen mucho daño a la fauna autóctona ya que se comen huevos y pichonas en época de anidada pero los controlamos a base de plomo 🎉buen video
You might enjoy a deer cart which has 2 wheels and a "bed", instead of dragging those hogs all that way? I know it is a problem of taking toooo much stuff, but man that is hard work.
