2021 Hunting in Texas, ran low on ammo so did not hunt allot this year; bought new ATN 4K Pro scope in October, only three videos taken with new 4K scope in this video. Thinking new scope will give some great videos.
Excellent shooting, keep up the good work. I've seen first hand the damage this invasive species can do overnight. They can turn over acres of crops and lawns better than a John Deere pulling multiple plows!!!!!
10 or 11 of these wild hogs tore up my backyard lawn in Florida around a year ago on the Treasure Coast just 20 miles off Atlantic Ocean. HOA had to hire and expensive trapper to catch and kill them. Now I'm on the hook for around 35 pieces of new Sod etc. They are extremely destructive. And dangerous. That is why I enjoy watching videos like this one. Keep up the good work. And I feel for the Florida farmers that are fighting these wild Hogs too. Many are just getting by!!!
Excellent marksmanship and proper gun handling keeping your rifle on safe until ready to shoot. I like seeing people who believe in shot placement to put them lights out. Keep it up.
I really enjoy making these videos for people like you that know what they are looking at. Thanks so much for your comment. Yes Sir, shot placement is the key. I would like to share the video listed below as to what I am doing. Good to see someone that recognizes it. When I found the video that is linked below, my hunt changed to one shot one kill. If you watch that video you will understand as to how I am able to take them down with one bullet with the proper shot placement. Video is a little slow but very educational. Search for or click the link below and thanks again for your comment. "How to Hunt Hogs, Best shot placement. " ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FBaBrVnMMNA.html
Yes Sir, you are correct, shot placement is the key to getting these hogs on ice and into someone freezer. Thanks so much for your comment and thanks for watching.
Awesome comment; So glad you enjoyed a video showing a sport I love. Comments like yours are why I make these videos and post on You Tube. Thanks for watching.
Laser accurate, love it, had to subscribe after that. Nothing more satisfying than seeing them drop like a puppet with cut strings, hopefully you can take out several hundred more next year.
Yes Sir, I hope next year is good also. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for subscribing to my channel. I really enjoy making these videos for people like you that know what they are looking at. Thanks so much for your comment.
Thanks for sharing your shooting skills there's so many hogs everywhere they are hit on the highway here all the time and will tear your car up, I feel you're doing the public a service keep hunting and enjoying it as well!!!
Thank you for commenting on the way I am shooting, glad to make these videos for people like you that know what they are seeing. In Texas you do not even need a hunting license to harvest feral hogs. That's how over populated the hogs are in Texas. Thanks for watching
@@tomhjr63 I live in NC and I didn't even know that we have feral pigs here too lol, but I like watching videos of hunters killing hogs lol and this video was great bc there's no talking ....all action !!!!! Best kind ! Thx for sharing your awesome shooting skills
@@shawnlmoran8975 Glad you like it. I have watched many videos with music and a lot of talking. Yes there is shooting at the end, however I enjoy the shot more than the education of where and why they are going to shoot a certain animal in a few minutes. Nothing wrong with the other videos that I watch regularly, but this is my style I have chosen to present my hunting. Thanks for watching and your comment.
Love this. I know the hogs need to be taken out, but I so much prefer seeing the surgical precision you use. Not only is it more humane, (which I believe indicates a more HUMAN shooter), I absolutely love precision shooting. I also imagine they taste a ton better with no adrenaline pumped into their system. What do you use rifle wise? I'm love how you just drop them like hitting a switch. You've got a new subscriber here. Keep on pin pointing!
I really enjoy making these videos for people like you that know what they are looking at. It is so good hearing positive comments like yours. Thanks for subscribing to the channel. You are the first person on You Tube to hear this but, someone close to my land started trapping the hogs. The population of hogs has dropped down to only one or two pigs running by from time to time. Their trapping is non stop, I have seen small groups come in but they are trapped in a day or two. With that said, I have only shot one hog this year, normally I try to make a couple videos a year. Don't know if I'll have enough for one video this year. Thanks so much for watching and your comment.
@@tomhjr63 its crazy how they adapt to there environment. I was in Saskatchewan a month ago and saw some on the border with North Dakota, it was chilly and there was snow on the ground. The border agent who i talked to said they are seeing a explosion of them up there in a few counties and provinces ,but nobody is really hunting them.
@@dannysharp3729 I’m in North Dakota, about 60 miles from the border to Canada. I remember about 4/5 years ago I heard them talking on the news about all the hogs that were (supposedly) on their way down here. Not a pig anywhere yet, that I’ve seen or heard of. Kinda figured those pigs might be strictly Canadian bacon, heh, heh. We’re just waitin for them here, and our northern neighbors live under a lotta gun restrictions. Safer for em up there, I bet.
@@leidersammlung6955 I think around portal is where they have been spotted. Not alot of trees around there so I'd there is any in the area they will be easy to spot..
Yes Sir, I just hear that the process of getting one has just become easier. Something about the start of ATF eForms. Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching.
Good eye buddy that is exactly what it is for. What you are seeing is a sheet of cattle panel or some people call it animal proof fencing. The square holes are 8” x 6”. We put that under all the feeders so the hogs will not rut a large hole there. We have heard of feeders falling over due to the rutting. Without the panel, hogs and raccoons will have a water hole or mud bath there in a very short time. Other animals tend not eat water soaked corn. Sometimes we put down two pieces of panel to keep the holes even smaller. Thanks again for your comment and thanks for watching.
Great shooting. Do you use sandbags on the blind window or another type of gun rest? Also, do you have a rest for your right elbow if you shoot right handed?
Thanks for your comment and question. Let me first say, I really enjoy making these videos for people like you that know what they are looking at. In either one of my 4’ x 6’ box blinds, I just rest the rifle on the wooden window opening. In order to get a clean video without making viewers sea sick, I use a “BOG Havoc Shooting Stick, Bipod” just in front of the trigger guard to steady out the rifle. Without the bipod sticks the video jumps around instead of the smooth moving like you would see in a regular video taken from a camcorder. Good question buddy, thanks for watching.
Thanks for your question; rifle is chambered in .30-caliber, 300 Blackout. Ammo is hard to come by today but I prefer to use a 110 grain bullet. Ammo is Barnes Vor-Tx , 110 GR. Mushrooms on impact like a big dog. I am not suppressed and do not use subsonic rounds. One of my feeders is at 75 yards and the other one is at 85 yards. Thanks for watching my videos.
Yes Sir that we will, so other than making our own hamburger meat; we have stew, roast and my favorite “Sweet-N-Sour Pork”. We are able to supply family and friends with free meat. The boars go to someone in town that cleans them and then charges a small processing fee for his work on the meat, and yes people do buy him out. Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching.
Thanks for your question and comment; rifle is chambered in .30-caliber, it is a 300 Blackout. Ammo is hard to come by today but I prefer to use a 110 grain bullet. Ammo is Barnes Vor-Tx , 110 GR. Mushrooms on impact like a big dog. I am not suppressed and do not use subsonic rounds. One of my feeders is at 75 yards and the other one is at 85 yards. Thanks for watching my videos.
Awesome comment; So glad you enjoyed a video showing a sport I love. Comments like yours are why I make these videos and post on You Tube. Thanks for watching.
Accuracy and precision in one package. Down to the click of the safety and the scanning for additional pigs without taking any shots that aren’t 100%. What rifle/round are you using? Always wanted to hunt but wasn’t old enough back when my family did. Now the uncle owns some land and I’m going out on my first hunt at 22 tomorrow. Hope I’m as dead on as you
Awesome comment; So glad you enjoyed a video showing a sport I love. Comments like yours are why I make these videos and post on You Tube. I am using an AR style rifle in 300 Blackout. I don't think AAC makes the complete rifle any more but below is a link to what I have. The ammo I use is Barnes Vor-Tx , 300 Blackout , 110 GR. Love that round, mushrooms on impact like a big dog. I am not suppressed and do not use subsonic rounds. One of my feeders is at 75 yards and the other one is at 85 yards. All ammo is hard to find these days, might have to switch soon. Thanks for your question and thanks for watching. www.personaldefenseworld.com/2015/12/the-aac-mpw-rifle-silent-knockdown-power/#aac-mpw-1 . Shot placement is the key, watch this video on where to shoot. Video is a little slow but very educational. Search for or click the link below and thanks for your comment. "How to Hunt Hogs, Best shot placement. " ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FBaBrVnMMNA.html .
@@tomhjr63 Thanks for great info reply! Do you think 55gr 0.223 bolt action would work in that situation? Or what do you think is smallest cartridge that will work?
@@artsmith103 I am not sure of a good or better bullet or one grain over the other; I would just recommend using a polymer tip bullet. Because, upon impact, the plastic drives into the hollow point and the bullet performs like a standard hollow-point, expanding ("mushrooming") to a larger diameter. These bullets possess the aerodynamics for longer, more accurate flights, and the in-target performance to ensure high lethality.
Ammo for my 300 blackout is Barnes Vor-Tx , 110 GR. Mushrooms on impact like a big dog. I am not suppressed and do not use subsonic rounds. One of my feeders is at 75 yards and the other one is at 85 yards. My hunting is all about shot placement. A lot of people say I am a slow shooter. Check out the shot placement on any of my hog videos. When I found the You Tube video that is linked below, my hunt changed to one shot one kill. If you watch that video you will understand as to how I am able to take them down with one bullet with the proper shot placement. Video is a little slow but very educational. Search for or click the link below and thanks for your comment. "How to Hunt Hogs, Best shot placement. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FBaBrVnMMNA.html .
@@tomhjr63 excellent video...the neck/ upper shoulder shots are what we practiced shooting at the static/moving range with aimpoint using 7.64 and 30-06...takes a lot of practice to get that shot placement instinctive on boars after shooting deer...your shooting is excellent
@@tomhjr63 : Makes perfect sense to aim for the brain (via the eyes, human equivalent is called "T Zone") as a result of firing, it's destroyed with no chance of recovery - killed humanely - thank you for the upload.
Sorry for the confusion, friends and I process our own meat for family for free. Most of our friends have learned how to process their own free meat. The only hogs not cleaned by us are the large boars, which is not the best wild hog to eat. Those hogs are taken to a man in town that cleans them and then charges a small fee for his work of process the meat. How much that is, I do not know. We cannot sell wild game by law that is why friends and family get their meat for free. Hope this helps, thanks for your question and thanks for watching.
@@tomhjr63 no apology needed. It's just my ignorance. I appreciate the detailed response and I'm happy for your family and friends getting so much free meat.
Ammo is Barnes Vor-Tx , 110 GR. Mushrooms on impact like a big dog. I am not suppressed and do not use subsonic rounds. One of my feeders is at 75 yards and the other one is at 85 yards. My hunting is all about shot placement. Check out the shot placement on any of my hog videos. Love the neck shot, when placed in the middle of the neck they will drop in their tracks. When I found the You Tube video that is linked below, my hunt changed to one shot one kill. If you watch that video you will understand as to how I am able to take them down with one bullet with the proper shot placement. Video is a little slow but very educational. Search for or click the link below and thanks for your comment. "How to Hunt Hogs, Best shot placement. " ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FBaBrVnMMNA.html .
@@woowah32 Aim for center body mass, better chance for 100% kill 1 shot.. Too much fiddling around aiming for the more 'impressive' camera head shot. Shoot and move on to the next target quickly, too many rats about, keep it moving.
Thanks for your question; rifle is chambered in .30-caliber, 300 Blackout. Ammo is hard to come by today but I prefer to use a 110 grain bullet. Ammo is Barnes Vor-Tx , 110 GR. Mushrooms on impact like a big dog. I am not suppressed and do not use subsonic rounds. One of my feeders is at 75 yards and the other one is at 85 yards. Thanks for watching my videos.
Good shooting! I enjoyed your video. I'm in East Texas, Rusk Co. I'll be following you and would be interested on how the ATN continues to work for you.
Sounds good, I had a ATN X-Sight ll in 5x20 for over 5 years, now I am using the new ATN 4K Pro 5x20. It is still new to me so it will be a bit before I know all the ins and outs. There is always a learning curve with any new electronic device and due to the lack of ammo right now, I am not able to shoot as much as I need to. If and when you have a question you think I might be able to answer please leave your question in a comment and I’ll get you the answer if I can. Thanks for watching my videos and thanks for your comment.
@@rodgers6209 For almost six years now I have used the ATN IR850 Pro Illuminator. When I traded in my ATN X-Sight ll scope for the new ATN 4K Pro scope I found thru research that allot of people are using the Stream Light 88704 Super TAC IR. I bought one on amazon for about $95.00. This Stream light is about 50% brighter than what I have been using. I just put it on a few days ago and have not made any videos with it yet but all future videos will be with the Stream Light 88704 illuminator. The ATN IR850 Pro has been a great illuminator for me but I have found what I think to be a better one for my use. Thanks for your question.
Awesome, thanks for the subscription from UK; Hogs are hard to come by this year because someone close to my land started trapping the hogs at the first of the year. The population of hogs has dropped down to only one or two pigs running by from time to time. Their trapping is nonstop, I have seen small groups come in but they are trapped in a day or two. With that said, I have only shot three hogs this year, normally I try to make a couple videos a year. Don't know if I'll have enough for one video this year. I will keep trying. Thanks for watching.
It's absolutely insane how fast these pigs reproduce! Even with the countless guys like yourself putting out videos here on Utube and countless other who don't record. Still is barely putting a dent in their numbers. Pair them with gov paying farmers not to grow, the price of fertilizer if they can even get it and Bill Gates being the single largest farmland owner...We are in big trouble! I really hope everyone is preparing for the hard times ahead. Everyone needs to be planting their own garden to become as self sufficient as possible. Stay armed, Stay safe out there and God bless.
Good question, I am sitting in one of the box blinds that my wife and I built. I guess since the blinds have been there so long the wild live see it as part of the surrounds. We built one in 2013 and the other in 2014 and have not moved them. One of my feeders is at 75 yards and the other one is at 85 yards. I am not suppressed and do not use subsonic rounds. Thanks for your comment and question and thank you for watching my videos.
I know that this was published 2 months ago but if you see this I was wondering, I noticed below in the comments that you said that you had friends that enjoy the meat. Don’t you have to worry about eradication programs that use poison? And finally, great video!
Thanks for your great question. We live in a small community with mostly cattle farmers; the game warden eats breakfast at our only restaurant in town and can be found there and talked with. I will ask him again about this, years ago I asked and there was no chance of that happens. I am not sure about the use of poisons in this area today, like back then, I don’t think it could be hidden or someone would be licensed to use it because of all the “By” kills including the cattle, deer, squirrels and protected birds of prey along with ducks and fish getting into bait that is poisoned or animals lying dead in the fields. I will get an update from the game warden or just talk to some of my hunting buddies that are closer to him and land owners. Thanks again for your question and thanks for watching.
Thanks for your question. Other than making our own hamburger meat; we have stew, roast and my favorite “Sweet-N-Sour Pork”. Have not bought hamburger meat sense we started in 2013. We are able to supply family and friends with free meat. The larger boars go to someone in town that cleans them and then charges a small processing fee for his work on the meat, and yes people do buy him out. Thank for you for watching.
Awesome, so glad you enjoyed my video, thanks for your comment and thanks for watching. Side Note; Someone close to my land started trapping the hogs. The population of hogs has dropped down to only one or two pigs running by from time to time. Their trapping is nonstop, I have seen small groups come in but they are trapped in a day or two. With that said, I have only shot one hog this year, normally I try to make a couple videos a year. Don't know if I'll have enough for one video this year.
I have used the ATN X-Sight ll for about 5 1/2 years. I traded that scope in on the new ATN X-Sight 4K Pro. Due to the lack of ammo right now I have not been able to use this 4K Pro scope as much as I want to. In this video I am using the new 4K Pro at 3:40 thru 4:44 only, all the other clips are from the X-Sight ll. I am still in the learning stages with this scope but more videos will come later. Thanks for your question and thanks for watching my videos.
Hope you enjoy your new scope. Let me know if there is a question you think I might be able to answer. Here are some tricks I have learned and use a lot. Tip 1; Hold the back button down while turning zoom wheel to change brightness setting, I keep a setting of 1 at night time because anything brighter will jack with my eye in the dark. Tip 2; When zeroing the scope, after the shot at any zoom power, zoom to full power before going into “Zero Reticle”. Doing this the reticle will only move a point at a time, there for you will be making small moves as you zero the scope. And before you shoot again, back out of “Zero Reticle” and put your zoom where ever you like it. I have two different bullets and four saved settings. Both bullets are saved and 75 yards and saved at 120 yards. Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching.
I love animals, but found this very satisfying to watch. They are destructive pests that need removing. Would a silencer make a difference? Great work.
Well said, most all the hog hunters I know are animal lovers just like me and my wife. These animals are so destructive to our 300 acre cattle farm but are year round fun to hunt for us along with family and friends. If it was not for the free meat we get while thinning them out we would have to look at a more professional way of removing them. I know a few hunters that use silencers and they say it is not much help because a large bore rifle stills has a unnatural boom in the woods that sends them running. I really enjoy making these videos for people like you that know what they are looking at. Thanks so much for your comment.
@@tomhjr63 Thank you Tom. I guess economic realities necessitate pest removal on a large farm. They are dispatched cleanly and there is no suffering involved. Keep up the great work. 👍
So glad you enjoyed a video showing a sport I love. Comments like yours are why I make these videos and post on You Tube. Thanks for your question; rifle is chambered in .30-caliber, 300 Blackout. Ammo is hard to come by today but I prefer to use a 110 grain bullet. Ammo is Barnes Vor-Tx , 110 GR. Mushrooms on impact like a big dog. I am not suppressed and do not use subsonic rounds. One of my feeders is at 75 yards and the other one is at 85 yards. Thanks for watching my videos.
Yes Sir I too was laughing at myself. Wish I could say that I am always alert and scanning the area, but you know what; I am just a regular guy having fun at the land , and things happen. I will say, that is not the first time that has happened, I just took a chance in sharing one of my bloopers on RU-vid. Thanks for your comment and I am glad you enjoyed my video and bloopers. More to come later.
Thank again Dave for your question. I have copied and pasted an answer about my rifle below, thanks for watching. Don't think AAC makes the complete rifle any more but this is a link to what I have. thanks for your question. www.personaldefenseworld.com/2015/12/the-aac-mpw-rifle-silent-knockdown-power/#aac-mpw-1 .
I have hunting buddies that use suppressors, and it turns out that the hogs hear the unnatural sound of the shot and the cycling of the rifle and they all run off anyway. Sometimes they will come back out in 15-30 minutes but that is not always the case with or without a suppressor. Ammo is hard to find today even more so the subsonic rounds and at a price we can afford. So for now I am doing okay without a suppressor and able to put money towards other equipment like ammo, illuminators, corn and protein feed and fuel for truck and tractors to keep my hunting area clear and clean. Maybe someday soon I will get the chance to purchase a suppressor and the subsonic ammo to add to my hunting arsenal. Thanks so much for your question and thanks for watching.
Thanks for your question. Most hunters I know only want to harvest one or two for their freezer because it that’s some effort to properly clean a hog. I have heard of other people trapping hogs and taking live hogs to someone that does process they but for what, I do not know. This is what I do with my hogs, other than making our own hamburger meat; we have stew, roast and my favorite “Sweet-N-Sour Pork”. Have not bought hamburger meat sense we started in 2013. We are able to supply family and friends with free meat. The larger boars go to someone in town that cleans them and then charges a small processing fee for his work on the meat, and yes people do buy him out. Thank for you for watching.
Thanks for your question. Other than making our own hamburger meat; we have stew, roast and my favorite “Sweet-N-Sour Pork”. Have not bought hamburger meat sense we started in 2013. We are able to supply family and friends with free meat. The larger boars go to someone in town that cleans them and then charges a small processing fee for his work on the meat, and yes people do buy him out. Thank for you for watching.
You are one of several people have noticed the shot the placement. Good eye, we really enjoy reading comments like yous, thanks for your comment and thanks for watching.
Thanks for your question. Other than making our own hamburger meat; we have stew, roast and my favorite “Sweet-N-Sour Pork”. Have not bought hamburger meat sense we started in 2013. We are able to supply family and friends with free meat. The larger boars go to someone in town that cleans them and then charges a small processing fee for his work on the meat, and yes people do buy him out. Thank for you for watching.
Glad you like it. I have watched many videos with music and a lot of talking. Yes there is shooting at the end, however I enjoy the shot more than the education of where and why they are going to shoot a certain animal in a few minutes. Nothing wrong with the other videos that I watch regularly, but this is my style I have chosen to present my hunting. Thanks for watching and your comment.
Thanks for your question; No Sir, we are not into exterminating the sounders. We will only take eating size hogs or boars. What you are seeing is what piglets are trained to do if the sounder see or hears a threat. The piglets will run to the closest large pig and lay down as not to be seen and stay motionless until the sounder runs or restarts eating. You can see, as the large hog expires, his leg straightens out and touches the piglet, causing the piglet to run towards the other hogs in the sounder. Good eye and thanks for your concern. We do process all the wild game we harvest or give it away to family and friends.
@@tomhjr63 That is a great idea for people who are in need sir and still humane to do so for the piglets. I am nothing agains't the hunting because they are causing a lot of damages in our crops. I live in Canada and what I recently heard from the news is they are causing a lot of damages here too now. Saskatchewan and Alberta not sure in other provinces tho. Keep it up! Btw. while watching your videos you makes me jump and shouting shoot! shoot!. aha! 😜
@@JackMontana69 Awesome comment Jack, So glad you enjoyed a video showing the sport I love. Comments like yours are why I make these videos and post on You Tube. Thanks for watching.
I'm absolutely not against taking invasive species. And these are among of the worst. But taking them in ones and twos seems almost pointless. I'm just wondering if Texas needs to get serious about this with professionals who know how to take out entire sounders.
We have thought about trapping or something more professional but we do keep the hogs numbers on our 300 acres under control most of the time. Keep in mind we really love the opportunity to hunt year round. It is great to invite a friend or family members over to hunt at any time of the year for some great hunting fun and free meat.. Only time I get very serious about thinning the sounder is when the numbers get out of hand but there again my hunting buddies are always at the ready to jump in and help. Thanks so much for your question and thanks for watching.
@@tomhjr63- Well, even if you trapped the space down to zero. I suppose the next question would be how long before they would be back - because they seem to be there to stay. And if you're staying on top of that immediate area - that's probably doing better than most parts of the southern US. Best wishes!
I am using an AR style rifle in 300 Blackout. Don't think AAC makes the complete rifle any more but below is a link to what I have. The ammo I use is Barnes Vor-Tx , 300 Blackout , 110 GR. Love that round, mushrooms on impact like a big dog. I am not suppressed and do not use subsonic rounds. One of my feeders is at 75 yards and the other one is at 85 yards. All ammo is hard to find these days, might have to switch soon. Thanks for your question and thanks for watching. www.personaldefenseworld.com/2015/12/the-aac-mpw-rifle-silent-knockdown-power/#aac-mpw-1 .
Thanks for your comment; rifle is chambered in .30-caliber, 300 Blackout. Ammo is hard to come by but I prefer to use a 110 grain bullet. I have left a link to my rifle but AAC does not make the complete rifle any more. Thanks again for watching my videos. www.personaldefenseworld.com/2015/12/the-aac-mpw-rifle-silent-knockdown-power/#aac-mpw-1 .
300 Blackout is a 30 caliber round, ammo is Barnes Vor-Tx , 110 GR. Mushrooms on impact like a big dog. I am not suppressed and do not use subsonic rounds. One of my feeders is at 75 yards and the other one is at 85 yards. My hunting is all about shot placement. When I found the You Tube video that is linked below, my hunt changed to one shot one kill. If you watch that video you will understand as to how I am able to take them down with one bullet with the proper shot placement. Video is a little slow but very educational. Search for or click the link below and thanks for your comment. "How to Hunt Hogs, Best shot placement" ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FBaBrVnMMNA.html .
I am using an AR style rifle in 300 Blackout. I don't think AAC makes the complete rifle any more but below is a link to what I have. The ammo I use is Barnes Vor-Tx , 300 Blackout , 110 GR. Love that round, mushrooms on impact like a big dog. I am not suppressed and do not use subsonic rounds. One of my feeders is at 75 yards and the other one is at 85 yards. All ammo is hard to find these days, might have to switch soon. Thanks for your question and thanks for watching. Here is a link to my rifle. www.personaldefenseworld.com/2015/12/the-aac-mpw-rifle-silent-knockdown-power/#aac-mpw-1 .
Yes Sir, it is my pleasure to make these videos for people like you that really enjoy them as much as I do. Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching.
Good eye buddy loved the comment. What you are seeing is a sheet of cattle panel or some people call it animal proof fencing. We put that under all the feeders so the hogs will not rut a large hole there. Without the panel they will have a water hole or mud bath there in a very short time. Sometimes we put down a stack of two pieces of panel to keep the hogs from rutting. Thanks again for your comment and thanks for watching.
Thank you so much for your comment. The 30 caliber AR rifle in 300 blackout was made by AAC, however I don't think AAC makes the complete rifle any more but this is a link to what I have. thanks for your question. www.personaldefenseworld.com/2015/12/the-aac-mpw-rifle-silent-knockdown-power/#aac-mpw-1 .
Thanks for your comment and question. I don't think AAC makes the complete rifle any more but this is a link to what I have. www.personaldefenseworld.com/2015/12/the-aac-mpw-rifle-silent-knockdown-power/#aac-mpw-1 . Ammo is Barnes Vor-Tx , 110 GR. I am not suppressed and do not use subsonic rounds. One of my feeders is at 75 yards and the other one is at 85 yards. Ammo is hard to find these day so I am shooting whatever I can get my hands on as long it holds a good pattern from my rifle. I know you know the ATN scopes have their own recording built in; I use Roxio Creator NXT-7 to edit my videos taken with the ATN scope. Hope a answered your question and thanks for watching.
@@tomhjr63 you made my day! It's the very first time I get such an exhaustive answer from a RU-vidr! You're a real gentleman beside a great shot. I understand the issue of getting ammo nowadays but don't give up, here in Europe it's even harder
Good eye buddy, I did wait until I got a chance to make one shot with two kills. Other one made it about 40-50 yards before he was collected for frying pan processing. Thanks for your comment. More to come.
Thanks for your question. Yes to your first question. Some viewers complain about how long I take to shoot, but I am waiting on a perfect neck shot as not to mess up any meat because all the hogs are processed by me or someone I know. Other than making our own hamburger meat; we have stew, roast and my favorite “Sweet-N-Sour Pork”. Have not bought hamburger meat sense we started in 2013. We are able to supply family and friends with free meat. The larger boars go to someone in town that cleans them and then charges a small processing fee for his work on the meat, and yes people do buy him out. After we harvest all the meat we can, dead hogs are taken to the very back of our 280 acres where the buzzards and other predators consume them. Hope I have answered your questions. Thanks for watching.
I agree! In Texas you do not need a hunting license to harvest feral hogs in most cases. Everybody that I know of hunts other game so we all have a hunting license. If someone in Texas is only going to hunt feral hogs, they would not need a hunting license as long as they are on their own land or have permission to hunt hogs from the land owner. You will need a hunting license if you are hunting hogs on public land. Texas is working with us, maybe other states will soon follow. Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching
Other than making our own hamburger meat; we have stew, roast and my favorite “Sweet-N-Sour Pork”. We are able to supply family and friends with free meat. The boars go to someone in town that cleans them and then charges a small processing fee for his work on the meat, and yes people do buy him out. Thanks for your question and thanks for watching
Good eye buddy, I did wait until I got a chance to make one shot with two kills. Other one made it about 40-50 yards before he was collected for frying pan processing. Thanks for your comment. More to come.
Awesome comment; So glad you enjoyed a video showing a sport I love. Comments like yours are why I make these videos and post on You Tube. Thanks for watching.
Amen to that! I’m in southern Cali and we don’t have this problem where I live. Hopefully one day I can go to the south on a hunting trip. Looks like a helluva time tbh
Awesome comment; So glad you enjoyed a video showing a sport I love. Comments like yours is why I make these videos and post on You Tube. Thanks for watching.
I am using an AR style rifle in 300 Blackout. Don't think AAC makes the complete rifle any more but below is a link to what I have. The ammo I use is Barnes Vor-Tx , 300 Blackout , 110 GR. Love that round, mushrooms on impact like a big dog. I am not suppressed and do not use subsonic rounds. All ammo is hard to find these days, might have to switch soon. Thanks for your question. www.personaldefenseworld.com/2015/12/the-aac-mpw-rifle-silent-knockdown-power/#aac-mpw-1 .
It’s sad seeing the babies all terrified it’s not like humans aren’t an invasive species of they’re own magnitude. But it has to be done they destroy so much and have no natural predators. As long as it’s clean shots and they don’t suffer too much. I guess it’s the closest humanly way possible to address this problem for now.
Very well said my friend, that is the best explanation I have ever heard or seen. I really enjoy making these videos for people like you that know what they are looking at. Thanks so much for your comment.
Man that’s a great question, however if you were to ask 50 hunters I think you would get 50 different answers. I can only say what I use works good but other hunters would say their caliber works better. I am using an AR style rifle in 300 Blackout which is a 30 caliber bullet. The ammo I use is Barnes Vor-Tx , 300 Blackout , 110 GR. Love that round, mushrooms on impact like a big dog. I am not suppressed and do not use subsonic rounds. One of my feeders is at 75 yards and the other one is at 85 yards. All ammo is hard to find these days, might have to switch soon. Thanks for your question and thanks for watching
@@EastTexasOutlaws Cool, man is a small world. I have some older cousins that live in the Lumberber area. Glad to hear from a neighbor, enjoy your time hunting, it is addictive and very fun for everyone.
@@tomhjr63 Now you gotta go get a bunch of tannerite, bait them in with a hog buffet, shoot the tannerite and watch the piggies fly. I love when they do that! It's expensive but you can get 10 at a time lol.
