142 Hogs Down | Hog Hunting in Texas with Thermal Night Vision | Pulsar Trail XP50 Compilation

[@svdynamic1285]

Okay so u think this is fun to watch you shooting hogs and go for the little ones lease learn how to kill them out right before aiming for anyone this is sick your youtube video should be put down so i hope u can read this. and people might agree with me dont shoot them if u cant even kill them first time so they dont have to be in pain and feel anything or just let someone else shoot who can do a better job i shoot myself and watching this 😡😡

[@NightHuntingTV]

You can do a better job at typing comments. Should save your comment for someone to proofread before posting. Instead of watching KZbin you should pick up a book. Ones without pictures so you don’t get the urge to color in it.

[@xPL4R]

@@NightHuntingTV lmfaooo, some people just don't understand how the world works and that there are things that are far worse done for no reason at all. there is a hog infestation but all the people like this are the same ,they don't have a fucking solution to the problem and don't know what the fuck they are talking about P.S. Im drunk and researching how to get into hunting and what are the do's and don't with gear buying a hunting rifle and gear and licensing i need. Very nice video!

[@kirkkleinhenz180]

sv Dynamic 1 Do you realize the damage they do to the farmer fields?

[@transformer889]

@@NightHuntingTV I think it is google translate.

[@4gauge10]

If you were a farmer and suffered over $100,000.00 in field damage from these bastards,I can guarantee you would change your mind real fast about your position on this.

[@renaudtheis1197]

1 bullet 2 headshots never seen that one before. Very impressive shooting.

[@NightHuntingTV]

I get lucky from time to time. Thankyou.

[@brucebear1]

@@NightHuntingTV No, this is good shooting. You take good, smart shots for your first shots and then you get fine kills on many of the running ones. Excellent shooting and hunting skills. Thank you for the excellent video.

[@the83rdtrombonist60]

@@NightHuntingTV That was a wonderful shot. I don't call that luck, I call that a good eye. I know some SF guys who would die for that setup.

[@goognamgoognw6637]

@@brucebear1 It's all useless of course as far as eliminating pig population. You need grey wolves for that.

[@lylestavast7652]

as close as the hogs are in some of these videos, I'm surprised there aren't more double kills - probably the distance and specific rounds used... what they need is a bracket of 3 fired nearly simultaneously as they pan across a group...

[@4givon]

Excellent marksmanship / shooting fellas. I really appreciate the target discipline @ 7:03 for not taking that skyline shot

[@NightHuntingTV]

Thanks for noticing. We work hard to know our angles before ever engaging. Never know what’s over the hill

[@SanitiveRevolution]

They're not even sounders anymore, they're HERDS!!!!

[@pistoffdriver4935]

Who ever is behind this sight is seriously one of the BEST I have ever seen. Kudos!

[@NightHuntingTV]

Appreciate it. The whole crew we hunt with is solid.

[@johnmead8437]

@@NightHuntingTV Movin' up a hat size?

[@earnwithhearn180]

3:05 lead hog shatttts itself and leaps 5 feet in the air. 😂😂😂

[@jamesjglaspie1012]

I love these videos, and I have never hunted a day in my life. So cool to watch.

[@NightHuntingTV]

Never to late to start. Glad you enjoy watching.

[@smurfyx]

@@NightHuntingTV lol I'm the same, never owned no gun never been hunting but I watch feral hog hunting videos constantly. 142 down another million to go.

[@dogbarbill]

I know, me too. No hunting or firearm experience at all, but love watching these vids, especially when the Squeal Of Pain can be heard.

[@edmonian132]

I live in communist CA. I wish we can do this here 😔. I would love to blast these hogs out of spite. I don't even eat pork.

[@mik3ymomo]

You and me both. Looking to buy my first varmiter in 22 nosler to get started.

[@MrLew1965]

It's like I'm watching a video game ! Hogs gone wild !

[@TheMrwhite6199]

OMG YOU GUYS WERE NOT KIDDING WHEN YOU SAID YOU HAVE A HOG PROBLEM

[@tommurphy2332]

Great Work !! Keep it up anyway possible. There is so much work to be done. I wish I could be there helping you. The night vision is excellent and automatic or semi-auto weapons seem to be required to handle the numbers of hogs.

[@sidneyknox1207]

I especially enjoyed seeing the ones which were wounded while running. I blew my coffee out of my nostrils laughing.

[@christophermoltisanti1557]

Aggravated Texas Hog @5:56 was charging straight at yall.I enjoyed the video.Y'all boyz displayed some fine shooting.

[@gilbertranch1906]

Come hunt at Gilbert Ranch in Jefferson County. Pigs are taking over.

[@terminatortwo9310]

Pulsars exclusive Picture in Picture is awesome. Best of both worlds. I absolutely love mine.

[@NightHuntingTV]

Agreed. I use it quite a bit

[@rik7552]

That was some good & efficient shooting. I have watch many of these videos and this one was one of the best! Great Shooting skills! Semper Fi

[@harrycallahan8573]

Now that's what I call a target rich environment!

[@BenTV73]

@7:28 awesome shot! Two with one bullet.

[@bismarkmontalvan6850]

God I love this country

[@timlubbers2884]

What caliber are you using?

[@NightHuntingTV]

6.8 spc

[@rollandriehn6404]

you guys got some really good setups this time. enough elevation to see LOTS of hogs. bring lots of mags!

[@markstephenson-oliver7513]

Great Video. Keep up the good work.

[@NightHuntingTV]

Thankyou

[@roosveltrios9629]

El mejor video que he visto regerente a este tema. Nada de masturbaciones enfocando y nada haciendo. Enfoco, tiro y mato.!! Ese es el Leiv Motiv del asunto. Estan mostrando la caceria en si y nada de masturbaciones con la mira del fusil.!! Muy buen video.!!

[@prodigal1970]

What kind of flash/noise suppressor was used in this video?

[@NightHuntingTV]

Silencerco omega

[@t.b.822]

Is it legal to herd them into a wood chipper? I'm thinking Texas needs all the help it can get with this infestation.

[@NightHuntingTV]

I’m sure. We use a Tacoma to run them down when we can

[@goognamgoognw6637]

all these methods are inefficient. Only grey wolves or leopards/ tigers can exterminate pig overpopulation.

[@lylestavast7652]

Maybe not so far fetched an idea - maybe they could do that, render the results and make renewable diesel from the fats ? When I was a kid growing up in SE Idaho we had diseased jack rabbit infestations - you could see entire fields move like a wave... just after I moved to a city about 40 miles away, they had a huge round up that was coordinated - they set miles of snow fence (wooden slats with wire runs perpendicular to them) so as to create a huge funnel... dug a big ditch and on a concerted gathering - drove them all down that funnel and into the pit where they had some gas to kill them - I think it was gasoline engine exhaust or diesel. Not sure if they incinerated them or just buried the dead. 10's of thousands in one action. They ran in cycles like that - they'd eat underneath hay stacks and spoil it so the cattle etc wouldn't eat it. Huge $$ losses.

[@jameskelly8274]

so do you process any of the meat? I would love to come try my hand at this.

[@NightHuntingTV]

We kill several hundred a year. Yes we process some impossible to do them all. The main problem we face is they carry a lot of diseases so special care has to be taken. Which is also why meat cannot be donated.

[@arnie2103]

Make me wonder why anybody would want to hunt endangered animals when these hogs are limitless.

[@RaysGamingChannel2003]

Tbh idk

[@stephenrichards6198]

Agricultural pest Feral pigs cause significant problems for Australian farmers and primary producers because they: Compete with livestock for pasture and access to water. Graze grasses and ground covers Damage fruit (such as banana's) and vegetable crops Damage grain crops, nuts and sugar cane Prey on newborn lambs and scavenge around livestock. Foul water sources, bore drains and irrigation infrastructure. Cause soil erosion by digging and ripping up soil which can reduce the productive capacity of farmland. Promote the colonisation and spread of agricultural weeds in farmland. Damage fences and farm infrastructure. Carry diseases of livestock and a human health risk (eg Leptospirosis). Present a serious risk of exotic diseases (such as Foot-and-Mouth Disease) if introduced to Australia. Threaten food security for Australians. Require ongoing expenditure through control and addressing the problems they cause (eg. fence repair)

[@stephenrichards6198]

www.feralscan.org.au/feralpigscan/pagecontent.aspx?page=feralpig_feralpigdamageanoverview

[@demef758]

You should add the cartoon "car skidding sound" for those times when a hog starts dragging his hind legs.

[@NightHuntingTV]

Lol

[@cliff9708]

Why are you not using full auto machine guns on those bigger sounders? I mean, two guns, two sectors. Starting fire at each edge of the sector left/right, and lastly joining fire in the middle where sectors meet/centre of the sounder.

[@NightHuntingTV]

I agree. Need someone to fund that project. But we had cows in the distance in that first group so we tried to stay clear of them. I was a little more selective with my shots. My buddy went full semi auto. And did a mag change.

[@lawrencewright2816]

Night Hunting TV I have never done this, so I cannot comment on the difficulties you face, but it looks to me like you need automatic weapons with a faster rate of fire. I hope good use is made of the meat, although maybe there’s just too much? Is the meat good?

[@NightHuntingTV]

The faster rate of fire is actually not a good thing. Waste a lot of ammo. A 3 round burst would be nice though. Way to much meat to be able to use it all. We use all we can though.

[@lawrencewright2816]

Night Hunting TV Strikes me that the extra ammo is less expensive than your time? Maybe I am wrong. Wouldn’t farmers be more interested in a quicker and more efficient culling?

[@NightHuntingTV]

Unless the gun shooting full auto is mounted to something sturdy I’m not sure one can shoot it accurately. And it would have to be belt fed to really do any good. A 30 rd mag can be emptied in a couple seconds. Current cost on 6.8 ammo is about 0.66 cents a round. The farmer would definitely like as many knocked over as possible. We don’t charge the farmers anything either.

[@upsidedownflapjack]

Swine thick as thieves. Carnage. Great vid! *LOL @1:36 sec. rapid fire....good stuff

[@NightHuntingTV]

Thankyou

[@upsidedownflapjack]

@@NightHuntingTV I thermal often out in Jack Co and Hamilton Co. I have seen large sized pork platoons before but nothing like the #s in the first 45 sec of your video. Crazy!

[@NightHuntingTV]

@@upsidedownflapjack I've heard there's quit a few pigs over that way. We don't usually see groups that big. It was one of those nights we needed 2 extra mags at all times.

[@stevenhorton83]

What do yall do with the meat after

[@juiceybananas5489]

This looks like it would be a blast! I need to go to Texas and get me some too.

[@TheUnforgiven69]

As a hunter I have to admit the shooter is 5 times better than I am. Wow nice shooting especially on the quick back to back to back to back while they are on a dead run. Im guessing the hunter is ex-military or been hunting since he was 5 cause he doesnt miss much

[@NightHuntingTV]

Thanks for the comment. Not military, but tons of respect for them. Been hunting my whole life. We get tons of practice with the unlimited supply of targets.

[@tjind2793]

Curious of caliber?

[@NightHuntingTV]

6.8 spc

[@xreconusmc3156]

Kelly Klineyoung I’m an x marine. I’m using 7.62.

[@roflstomps324]

Have you thought about fitting a silencer? Is there any benefit, real world, to hunting hogs with one fitted?

[@NightHuntingTV]

We do use suppressors. And they do help tremendously. You can hear the sound of the thud over the report of the rifle.

[@roflstomps324]

@@NightHuntingTV Gotcha. Thanks.

[@curtrobinson6883]

What do you do with the dead hogs?

[@frankdelima8778]

After you shoot these hogs what do you do with them? Do you just leave them?

[@NightHuntingTV]

Generally they get piled up where the farmer/rancher asks us too

[@Lineman86]

My goodness some of those looked like scenes from a war movie!! Looks like a lot of fun and lots of shooting!!

[@Lineman86]

G. Green I’m gonna guess ur a Beto fan!! If u don’t like people killing animals then why watch the video?

[@GGreen-yf2xk]

@@Lineman86, I'm a fan of putting sickos like you in jail. Bubba will work over your smelly A$$ until your A$$ bursts.

[@Lineman86]

G. Green Now tell me how can you put someone in jail for this when it is completely legal to do? And in fact there are absolutely no restrictions in Texas on shooting hogs, they are such a nuisance that the State allows you to shoot however many you want whenever you want! So before you start sounding like a dumbass why not think before you comment!!

[@ArmandoIlano]

Great accuracy at that range!

[@4gauge10]

Excellent video.

[@NightHuntingTV]

Thankyou

[@abramz3466]

Damn that hog jumped like 4 feet straight up never seen that before 👏👏👏

[@NightHuntingTV]

Was a first for me to see as well.

[@arnie2103]

Damn. These things breed faster than factories can produced ammo.

[@j0505galvez]

You guys are doing a hell of a job, this people bitching about it have no idea the damage this animals do to properties. 👍👍👍

[@painmt651]

It’s amazing how far those hogs can run on just their front feet, after their spine’s been broken and they lose the back ones from a gunshot. I can’t believe how far and how fast they keep moving with only 2 feet

[@jameshatchett5589]

Keep up the good work fellas. Nice shooting

[@stewartmarshall4941]

That looks like so much fun. How much would you charge someone to do that?

[@NightHuntingTV]

We don’t guide. But can put you in contact with an outfitter that I guarantee will be a good time

[@gplusgplus2286]

Out of curiosity do you ever hang butcher and eat any of them? Great video BTW

[@NightHuntingTV]

Yes we do. We also donate meat as much as possible.

[@rp7r54]

Bacon pork fried rice pork chops sausage ham BBQ Ribs pulled pork spam roast pork

[@dhansel4835]

I talked to a man at lunch the other day. He said they went hog hunting and got enough to fill their freezers. He told me the hogs between 75-160lbs were the best. They had lean meat and no wild taste. He said they had more bacon, sausage, pork chops and spare ribs than they could handle. If there is not enough rain to keep the hogs fed the sows will eat their young.

[@BudSchnelker]

06:00. I thought that kind of dramatic shooting death only happened in old-time gangster movies.

[@mehmetkoroglu2124]

what kind of a gun it is ??

[@مرتضىالعراقي-و4ف]

What is your rifel types...it is dragonove

[@NightHuntingTV]

No. It’s an ar15

[@quietkid5048]

can this boars meat be used for cooking?

[@NightHuntingTV]

I don’t care for them. But a small group do

[@johnspry7904]

What are you using sounds like a auto

[@NightHuntingTV]

Semi auto. AR15 chambered in a 6.8spc

[@raiderfandew]

With such a target-rich environment, you need several 40-rd. mags taped back to back and just throw as much lead downrange as possible in the shortest amount of time available! Aimed shots at running targets at that range is strictly by guess and by golly! The more rounds you can pitch at them the better your odds.

[@johnmead8437]

That's why there are so many scared hawgs making fools of loose fingered hunters. Less than 2 shots a kill makes one useful, they're only pigs and the run straight

[@raiderfandew]

@@johnmead8437 Personally, I wouldn't be too concerned how many rounds it takes.... all I want to do is eliminate the sorry varmints! Two shots or ten, as long as they're dead..... job accomplished.

[@terminatortwo9310]

I love the negative response to the shooting by people that most likely couldn’t hit a barn if they were standing in it!

[@NightHuntingTV]

I agree. But everyone's got an opinion today. I am sure I am not the best and dont pretend to be. But I take alot of people that cant even hit a single pig standing 40 yards away. Much less one running

[@stephenrichards6198]

bet they love pork chops and bacon....

[@matthewmeeking9190]

No messing around with bows or such nonsense. Fire power. Tap tap. Job done.

[@bryanrabel5081]

I know why you're so accurate. You had your rifles "boar" sighted!! Haaaaaaaa! Great shooting keep it up!!

[@elar-fy4jt]

I don’t think I’ve ever seen a hog jump so high at 3:06 😂😂😂

[@Redspeare]

Can you hunt them with full-autos? Would waste some ammo, but would be fun.

[@NightHuntingTV]

You can if you jump through all the hoops. Have to have a FFL and SOT. And pay quite a bit of money annually to keep them.

[@liquidpowder839]

My favorite part? The ENTIRE upload! God Bless America! This is just beauuuuuutiful!!!! 🇺🇸🍺🔫👍

[@NightHuntingTV]

Appreciate the love bro. #merica

[@liquidpowder839]

@@NightHuntingTV Yesirrrr! About to add this to my channel if you don't mind me doing so. Would love for other's to see this awesome work.

[@jounyourbiskry7817]

LIQUID POWDER 🤔🐗

[@jant.carlsson5061]

Great video, no talking, just action! Those pigs die young. The first one got shot in his butt. And there are a few unfortunate decisions by the pigs who sprint out in the open instead into the woods. Well, it's history now!

[@f.w.1318]

If you drive at night on Highway 80 or 90 south of Luling or I10 they are every I’ve been tempted to drive them down of the the farm roads,

[@HogSnyper]

Great video !!!!

[@usmc9127]

This should be prime time TV 😎

[@johnjames7054]

Awesome double!!!

[@wayne2768]

Nice job!!

[@jimhammond2396]

142 great. shooting what do you do with dead hogs

[@stephenrichards6198]

send them to the middle east

[@おとはまちゃん]

Is it like a game? Is it junk removal? Which one Is it for sale?

[@ImJef]

Wild hog are a non native invasive species that are ravaging the southern US. They aren't even considered game in Texas and can be hunt year round due to them being such a nuisance

[@metocvideo]

In Europe we often hunt boar with 12 gauge slugs but have to get in close. I have a scar on my calf from a Tusker that was “playing dead” when we found him. Always double tap.

[@NightHuntingTV]

Very good point and great advice. I’m very wary when approaching a downed animal.

[@robertwillis4061]

An 8' steel Lance would be ideal,stabbed into throat or through the mouth into the brain. Shooting is wasting money. Back in 1400's the 'knights' had extra long swords with two tusks about 6" back from the tip used for killing wild boar. The sword was almost 6' tall and the blade was 5" of that. Only the tip & tusks were sharpened, and the tusks stopped the boar from getting too close. It was common for a knight or squire to be run-over by a charging boar, often they were trampled to death before the pig was killed. Even with crossbows and bows, killing boar was dangerous

[@6cylturbo]

I love baby back ribs. So does my 8 yr old daughter. Is wild different tasting then store bought?

[@NightHuntingTV]

The smaller ones no. The bigs ones aren’t very tasty imo

[@ghlscitel6714]

the feral hog has replaced the role of the prairie buffalo?

[@lawrencewright2816]

Ghl Scitel The Buffalo is a native species. Their meat is also better.

[@ghlscitel6714]

@@lawrencewright2816 may be right, but there is practically no prairie buffolo e.g. in Texas any longer, but lots of feral hogs.

[@sauerkraut6665]

Whats happend with all the meat?

[@thomassinbruno2612]

so many hogs, it's a real desaster for farmers!!, you have work to eradicate these horrible wild pigs, nice job guys

[@NightHuntingTV]

Thanks

[@thebugkiller9036]

I love it when they scream … 🤣🐖🐖💥💥💥💥🥓

[@ebchacon]

Awesome video.

[@lylestavast7652]

Anyone putting out a drone with a night vision or thermal sensor on it that a group can get that view of what's going on during one of these ?

[@NightHuntingTV]

There are thermal drones now. There’s a lot of red tape involved that requires the pilot to have a license and in Texas game wardens require permits filled out by land owners. I haven’t looked much into it since. We hunt so many properties it’s hard to imagine the amount of effort with various land owners.

[@PhillyAllStar2k10]

Is this all in one night?

[@NightHuntingTV]

No course of a week

[@ctj111]

So what do they do with all the dead Hogs? To much to barbecue.

[@0dan56]

After the first shot "clean kill" flies out the window. I notice the more subsequent shots taken the fewer 1st shot kills are landed. turns into a spray and pray. I bet there's a bunch down that way who want that pest status to stay on. Has there been many mishaps? Good gun discipline?

[@NightHuntingTV]

Zero mishaps with our group. Gun discipline is very important. constantly communicating with one another.

[@phillipmarcum1731]

I noticed they tend to run left or right. Sometimes right at you.. Sometimes away from the shooting, but usually L or R

[@skimmer8774]

Best shot I saw was the one that was airborne and crashed into the side of gully. Around 7:15

[@sholland369]

Love the Twofer!!!

[@johnszurek4507]

Are you aiming for the females first? I hear multiple gun shots. Since the pigs get her after the first shot, are you both shooting at the same time, I mean for the initial first shot.

[@NightHuntingTV]

We generally aim for the dominate hogs first. They tell the rest of the sounder what to do. So we each pick a hog and time our first shot. After that it’s a all up in the air.

[@hughwalters9609]

where in Texas?

[@NightHuntingTV]

East Texas

[@ccall48]

3:06 the jump 😂

[@johnszurek4507]

Is there a bounty on shot pigs?

[@NightHuntingTV]

Only in a couple of counties and none are close to us.

[@Bench485]

5:55 Thug Life Boar.....

[@andreyvolcov2204]

Как вы защищаетесь от свиней, когда они начинают бежать на вас? Знаю случаи, когда охотники погибали от атаки кабанов. Или это какие-то другие кабаны?

[@jspin1103]

Wow, 142. So is there a part 2 where you get the 400 that got away?

[@daviddenison2097]

Wow this great job. Finally an automatic perfect

[@sharonstanley5054]

That's a lot of pigs. Is the meat used for something?

[@tedjensen8841]

Nice shooting!

[@NightHuntingTV]

appreciate it

[@DoctorZebedee]

Guy’s an amazing shot.

[@lylestavast7652]

@Nomad Vagabond he's pretty damned good !

[@jeffanderlik7695]

I can only imagine how much damage a giant herd like that would do. Lord help the person or dog or other animal that gets attacked by one of these. Worse than hyenas.

[@arnie2103]

I was always a strong opponent to hunting. But this makes me want piece of the action.

[@stageshotphotography3772]

I was never an opponent of hunting, but I'm with Arnie. I'd love a piece of the action.

[@g.r.4853]

Good one, some of those shots were not instant clean kills. Not by any means a bad thing on those targets. In fact some shooting was a little too good.

[@michelechieppa4485]

but it is legal?

[@NightHuntingTV]

Of course

[@michelechieppa4485]

@@NightHuntingTV in this case well done

[@melvinsmith1176]

MUST READ 😁 This was sum BOB LEE SWAGGER type shooting👍💪 He hit 3 continuous targets moving to his left at 3 different distances/speeds/trajectories. That's like a QB(right handed) rolling out left and hitting his WR on the move in stride on the money, while throwing across his body. Times 3 Great shooting!💪

[@NightHuntingTV]

Thanks for the comment. I sure wish I got pd like those QBs. 🤣

[@NightHuntingTV]

Hogs are a little easier to hit with the mass of their body. Use the sides of the cross hairs to hold a line even with the body of the animal and lead. Sounds easy but when adrenalines rushing and they are scattering it’s hard to get everything to line up.

[@stoopingfalcon891]

Seeing the opening shots of this story makes me think of the stories of the Old West, about herds of buffalo stretching as far as the eye could see. The only difference being ofc is that THIS herd is a plague similar to locusts, whereas buffalo were seen as a food/materials source (no matter what anyone might think about the fate of the buffalo). Unfortunately, it's not as easy to wipe out this herd as it was with the buffalo

[@tomblount5635]

The Buffalo were almost wiped out in order to starve the Native People, case closed.

[@timmayer8723]

You are a better shot when the hogs are running. At time .52 you pull off a very clean kill shot.

[@karendegeyter2937]

Do you donate the meat?

[@NightHuntingTV]

If a local asks me I will take care of them. However it’s illegal to donate to a food bank like for homeless or anything else bc they carry so many diseases. So unfortunately a lot goes to waste. And there is a never ending supply of them.

[@karendegeyter2937]

@@NightHuntingTV That's some good meat. Ok thank you for answering me back. Have a great day.