С полем. Выстрелы чёткие, наповал. Смотрю видео отснятые ночниками , те хрюны кого в шею стреляют потом ещё последний марафон бегут на 150м. А тут в сердце чтоль.
Падают на месте из-за выстрела в лопатку . Выстрелы в лопатку - переломы костей, огромные гематомы , много мяса испорчено . В сердце ещё пробегают до ста метров , мясо чистое сломано несколько ребер
In Eastern Europe wild boar isn't "Out of control population" as it is in US , so we preserve Sows to ensure population sustainability. Even in driven hunt you never shoot the first boar running, that's the rule!
@@brokereens Also those hogs in Eastern Europe have natural predators that help control their populations, but here in North America the hogs have no such countermeasures and are like a plague, so that is why most southern states have the hog labeled as vermin type of animal and there is no limit or type of dispatching of animals that can be killed in one hunt. But most hog hunters agree that taking out the sows does and will control the population curve, taking out the piggy factories (sows) now limits the size of the sounder but just hunting the boars doesn't scratch the surface, dont get me wrong there are some prize sized boars out there but if your trying to control the population then the sows must be thinned to a point the sounder will not out grow the amount of the crops being planted.
@@cudathehawgjetfixer7520 We are not trying to eliminate them here, and theyre not the kind of problem they are in the US. We dont shoot Sows, because we want a healthy, decently large population.
@@Monscent The hogs here in the States are of the Eastern European breed, and again there in Europe the hogs are like Deer, Elk and Moose here in the States, and I do understand to hunt an animal in their own ecology means that they too have natural predators that control the population but we here in the States have no natural predators to control the hogs so there's the bounty on their heads, plus most do not go to waste, a lot of the downed hogs get processed and given to the homeless shelters as food, but sometimes one gets away and hides so well that they could not be recovered and nature's little clean up crews have their feast, so again nothing is wasted! Plus in Europe their hunting rules are much more strict than here in the States, especially the firearms to be used, I know in Turkey they could only use shotguns for hunting large prey animals and most parts of Europe only Bolt Action rifles could be used (plus it's more sporting) but here, hunting hogs one need an semi-automatic rifle to get the sounders under control, but most large prey animals in some States one is only allowed to use a bolt action rifle or pistol.
