Farmers in Texas Have a BIG Problem And It's Getting Worse

Hunters in Texas use the latest night vision and thermal technology to control feral hog numbers.
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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.
More information about the feral hog problem in Texas: • Feral Hogs Are Tearing...
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[@StringerNews1]

I swear, if I ever hear "whatcha got there, bud?" in real life, I'll probably hit the deck immediately.

[@billcame6991]

I have zero issues with wild hogs being killed but that "whatcha got there, bud?" statement is annoying.

[@jackmorgan1677]

Yeah, very unprofessional and immature, really annoying. Why don't they focus on the job at hand and clean up as many boars as possible instead of that immature rubbish?

[@pepeteriyaki3779]

@@jackmorgan1677 pretty sure that helps them get a cleaner shot.

[@Friendsshare]

@@jackmorgan1677 It's to get the hogs attention, they freeze. They could have made any other sound and it will be same effect, hogs don't understand english.

[@sactu1]

Yeah - and that hog seemed to ignore them initially - how rude! I would have smoked its ass just for that :)

[@OKRanchRailroad]

Feral hogs are now showing up in Texas urban cemeteries, suburban neighborhoods, and community parks. The population is totally out of control. We need more hunters harvesting them all over the State of Texas.

[@ifyourmarriedyourasimpanda7440]

Man I can't wait to move to Texas I'll be in a nice red state with some hogs to hone my marksmanship, after many hours at the range of course......

[@Steven-gv1ke]

It's just going to continue getting worse because these farmers who say that they have problems all want to charge $150 a day per hunter to kill these invasive species that apparently cause them so many problems. I guarantee you if these farmers allowed hunters to come out and shoot these hogs for free, you would eradicate the population real quick.

[@chadrush573]

This is a nightly thing for us here in my part of Texas. We may not be winning the fight against the hogs, but Texan marksmanship is improving greatly!

[@witkr904]

When can I come down from Wisconsin?

[@Richard.Cabeza]

that's why out in the Texas country there's not a big gang problem.

[@Lina-ws3by]

I will happily fly down with a half dozen friends, get us from the airport.

[@geoffbreen2386]

Have you considered using the "Hoggone" baiting system developed by Australian and USA research. You can take out a whole sounder, its environmentally friendly, kills within 2 hours of consumption, as it effects the oxygen within the blood and is considered humane. Its worth doing a search on it. You may get a more complete result at the time resulting in longer periods between breeding numbers jumping up. If you work in with neighbours farmers can really cut back on hog numbers, damage and costs. I have no financial or other interest in this product. As it is not a poison, therefore hogs cannot develop immunity or resistance to it.

[@thetriumphsprint]

@@geoffbreen2386 that looks really interesting. cheers

[@riproar11]

The wild boar population in the country of Latvia is out of control that people visit to go hunt them along with other big game like elk. In Riga there was a store that specialized in smoked meats and the smoked wild boar bacon jerky candy was absolutely delicious! Tasted similar to bacon with lots of flavor, but was leaner. It didn't have nitrates/nitrites and all that sodium. Sadly, I could not bring any back to the US.

[@monkehbitch]

When the thief breaks into some random house and hears "Whatcha got there bud" 😱

[@demef758]

It's the new "do you feel lucky, punk?"!!!!

[@robertrodz5115]

I'm a retired farmer ,Native Texan and I love my state and I now what a problem this pest is , and with all do respect if any farmer in Texas need volunteers to help out with this pest I'll gladly volunteer full-time !! ✌️

[@chuckgugino733]

What happens to the hogs are they eaten or left

[@robertrodz5115]

@@chuckgugino733 me personally , I have a few freezers full of wild pig meat !! ✌️

[@darrelchovanec9150]

@@chuckgugino733 Coyotes, bobcats, foxes, raccoons, buzzards, and other hogs have to eat too and they will eat every scrap of any left in the field.

[@vangviengchannel]

Sir. Can i go hunt some for food

[@vangviengchannel]

I want some thick skin. Can i have your numberplease?

[@brucejensen140]

This is one of the best hog hunting videos on youtube, and there are a lot of them. Love to join in your fun sometime! Great followup shots, to be sure. Keep smashing them!!

[@fayfrederick]

So nice to know that someone's protecting our food crop from these invasive creatures Love your videos ❤️

[@justintime41776]

We need to protect it from Bill Gates.

[@angloedu5499]

And Kanye West, he bought land in Idaho.

[@ddazzla27]

Now if only we could do this to whoever is burning down meat processing facilities and chicken houses.

[@SurefireWoodsman]

These pigs are a food crop.

[@johnathanogrady7334]

Don't you get fed up with eating pork 😂

[@luxelinfernal4875]

The only good thing about this plague being so difficult to exterminate is that at least you guys can keep doing your job and give new material to your channel.

[@theimperfectgod7140]

Piggies: No natural predators, this means we'll be unstoppable!!! People with guns: Aye watchu got there bud!

[@Ultimatenightvision]

😂

[@holdthetruthhostage]

Haha yo

[@RagnarLothbrok2222]

If I ever here that phrase, I know I’m done for lol

[@Oj12323]

How am I just finding out they have no natural predators 😂

[@texasblueboy1508]

Their are not enough Panthers around to effect them. And yes we do have them in Texas.

[@digitalldreamer]

@ 3:52 i about died! That was SO funny i nearly CRAPPED my pants from laughing! "LOOK WHAT I CAN DO" BANG!!!!! Love it!!!

[@mikeduckwall7404]

And yet another Great Job, Guys! 👍🏻 Man, I wish I could be out there with you guys!

[@willduggan6170]

Superb! You are well skilled with the instinct for how far the barrel needs to be ahead of a galloping hog to drop it. The answer to the question though is, technology makes thermal hunting indispensable, it is so clear.

[@hammr6133]

In my area of Texas, sometimes I kill all the hogs so that I cannot find them for a couple months. Then it starts over. I have been hunting almost every night for 3 years ever since they destroyed my field (not to mention my neighbors fields). I hunt on about 5 square miles, all surrounded by county roads so I can get them going in, and catch them coming out. However, we are really wooded in the "piney woods" so they don't hang out far from the wood line and being a one-man show it takes a couple weeks sometimes to get them all. I guess what I meant to say is yes, in the immediate area, it does make a difference...but you got to stay on it.

[@hansremington]

so you eat that hogs ?

[@hammr6133]

@@hansremington I don't eat them, the local wildlife does. Gone in 24 to 48 hrs.

[@sweeptheleg.]

@@hammr6133 You need to get some of your buddies in on the action. If those hogs multiply faster than you can kill them, (it appears that they are) you'll never get rid of them.

[@hammr6133]

@@sweeptheleg. When my buddies have down time they focus on beer...all the other land owners around me are either near blind, elderly, or in bed by 9, or don't have the funds to procure night vision equipment. I have two sets of head gear and I have had friends go with me from time to time but they didn't see any so they lost interest. Not used to helmet weight and cant stay out till 5 am. If I wanted to eliminate the problem more efficiently I would bait them in to a draw somewhere and use it as a slaughterhouse, but then I wouldn't get to stay up all night and listen to Crowder, Knowles, and Walsh. Besides, it keeps me sharp in terms of marksmanship and weapons transition.

[@cloudpat1]

I wish i could be over there me and my 2 dogs will catch a great number of them shoot them at night dog them during the day

[@WJack97224]

Thanks for the eradication. I like the idea of trapping the feral pigs and feeding the masses/people. I also like trapping a few pigs and tagging them with collars that transmit the locations of the "sounders" and then luring those packs of vermin to the traps. Use the "Judas pigs" to get the others.

[@DavidJones-rk5do]

I'd love to do this. It looks like so much fun. I love the way they squeal and scatter.

[@lavernedofelmier6496]

Great shooting and the footage is superb. I’m envious, in my younger days this would have been my pastime. Thanks for taking us along 👍🏻

[@Reisito305]

Never too old to shoot a hog. Get out there man. Love life while you still can.

[@robertdean9392]

As much h as I enjoy the night hunting with thermal, you do not put a dent in the population of.wild.hogs in Texas. In SC, we have stopped thermal hunting at night( our group of 6 hunters) and gone to trapping. We are trapping most of the time complete Sounders with numbers that far surpass thermal. Farms that we have under contract to trap have seen a 70 +% elimination rate with a 80 % cut in field and crop damage.

[@johnmead8885]

Most don't understand killing some is not control. Most kill some, wound and scare more away for awhile. It makes actual control (where damage is reduced to an acceptable level for the required time (e g crop rotation) much harder. Large mobs make shooting difficult, the traps seem superior. Poison is lethal if allowed, but a few still avoid it and need trapping/shooting.

[@nomad155]

I agree as seeing videos of folks catching over 10 which is a good day if using a rifle. Use what ya can

[@tomblount5635]

Trapping using the new net style traps like Pig Brig and Carolina Trap is the best solution for hog control.

[@chrisk7984]

But not as fun

[@CIF-pm7tk]

its not just to control, its the hunt, the kill, the thrill! you trapping is great, but id rather watch this man hit these mfers on the run! its human nature, THE HUNT

[@jakepiemme9600]

I think ur videos are fantastic! First I've seen ur channel and I'm hooked

[@NEWMOONER]

Good quality video. I enjoyed every second of it.

[@homegrown5127]

We need more and more hunting like this

[@drew65sep]

Personally, I use the term "eradication" when it concerns dealing with an invasive species. They cease to be "game" animals the second that their designation changes to that of "invasive." But, that's no big deal...and yes, we do need more vids, and more shooter participation.

[@petebatfish1373]

now if you could only put woke democrats into the field

[@fredbohm4728]

@@petebatfish1373 We could solve most of America's problems by putting ignorant Republicans in those fields.

[@groberjager4746]

it's amazing to me how much they can repopulate. It's so bad here in some places that it is taking every resource available to eliminate them, that includes automated fenced-in traps that are remotely triggered, shooting from helicopters that really can make a dent in their numbers, and night vision hunts like this. Not one of these is the complete answer but combined all these techniques have made a huge difference in certain areas.

[@ifyourmarriedyourasimpanda7440]

@michele langston except the birth rate is far below the replacement rate and more people have dogs then babies now. You should really do research before you spew idiotic things. Especially since in 50 years humans will be reproducing at such low levels there won't be a replacement work force.

[@ifyourmarriedyourasimpanda7440]

@michele langston nah sorry I don't argue with boomers who can't even turn off all caps or do a quick Google search. Maybe you should take a computer class or something this isn't 1990 we are in 2022.

[@simplifiedlife8607]

@@ifyourmarriedyourasimpanda7440 It should be If YOU'RE married, not YOUR, you moron. Maybe you should take some classes to learn how to write. Making fun of older people is a sign of a weak mind.

[@bradpitt1263]

It’s crazy what if someone more advanced then us decided the same for us ?

[@sapphonymph8204]

@@bradpitt1263 it would help if the hunters focused on the sows. Females only breed a couple times a year. But I know it's a lot of fun shooting the big boars and listening to them hoot and holler.

[@threeriversforge1997]

It's amazing to see how far night vision equipment has come. Finding all those large groups of pigs....

[@Riley_1955]

And how astronomically over priced that technology is.

[@ToreDL87]

@@Riley_1955 Define over priced, this is military spec or better, not exactly townie hopscotch with cellphones.

[@Reggy2000]

2:47 that’s on hard headed hog, to deflect that round like that!!! 😯

[@lusians3]

no that's normal their heads are weary hard and durable (trait all pigs feral & domestic share) it helps them with digging up soil when looking for roots, worms etc. and it translates in fact that shooting pig in face does not guarantee its kill. Doesn't help that escaped domestic pigs weary quickly becomes almost like feral ones, its why pig is most common invasive species in world.

[@tonyreynolds5112]

Proud of y'all. Wish you could get a dozen with every shot. Keep it up. Thanks for the videos.

[@sweeptheleg.]

"Hey whatcha got there bud?" Poacher: "You talkin to me?" 😂😂

[@snutmeez]

🤣🤣🤣 @ 7:37 didn't know you guys could make piggies twerk. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bigjoe8240]

Wow that’s crazy, too many to count. Nice shooting, I liked the different types of scope images.

[@mwhitelaw8569]

The intro Is how I used to get around to the properties I used to hunt as kid. It's effective being highly mobile

[@9mmpeter255]

Watching this with my 5yr old son. Every time a pig goes down he says, "they got oofed"

[@14thbkrctsecks]

nice

[@johnphifer7453]

Hahaha watching with my 7 year old daughter, she wants to do this

[@69STARBREAKER]

04:35 excuse meeeee!!! Hahahaha,super video!!!!

[@lovetina2010]

awesome shooting!!!! and thanks for the awesome film footage

[@gaylordfooker]

That part with the poachers was hilarious 😂😂😂 (not the dangerous shooting by them, but all the pant shitting 😂😂😂)

[@Ultimatenightvision]

😂

[@DinnerForkTongue]

Kinda bummed that he didn't turn the camera to show us 😔

[@gaylordfooker]

@@DinnerForkTongue cam might have been weapon mounted 😅

[@worsethanjoerogan8061]

Another channel called Carpe Sus got footage of a thief scoping out his truck. While he was looking inside, he was being watched on thermal. When asked how his 6.5 Grendel performed on the thief, he had no comment.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

@@gaylordfooker I guess? Guys were shooting his way, though, he wouldn't be just flagging them for kicks.

[@Ellopez05]

“Excuuuuse me!” Lmao. You guys are on another level.

[@rich_b.1487]

I'm still tryin' to figure out exactly what that word/phrase is @3:52!!! LOL

[@whaleteamsix1900]

@@rich_b.1487 I think that's Stuart's "look what I can do"

[@faniayu1055]

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[@faniayu1055]

@@whaleteamsix1900 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXuTgYenZ810gsk

[@mastergunnerysgt1258]

Keep on doing this my brothers, for the farmers need you. Old Master Gunnery SGT USMC.

[@emotebatu8633]

Ji

[@leikilimaile2565]

Good job boys, Nana wishes she was right there with ya, mahalo for taking care of business 🤙🏻🌺

[@pink_love_cat4928]

Every hunting trip I ever went on I was lucky to get off one shot you guys are awesome

[@tontoace7]

"Hey, what ya got there bud?" 760,000 subscribers waiting in anticipation for the answer lol!

[@gino3286]

Hi ! Very impressive indeed. I wonder which caliber is more popular for this kind of hunting Thanks and regards, gino

[@PittManGaming]

3:18 Beautiful follow up shot. Absolutely beautiful 👍🏽

[@1sonjohn44]

Aye Bud!! Never gets old

[@adamluke1289]

Whenever I think you can't make a better video, you just keep topping it!

[@susiefitzsimmons1147]

I want to do a hog hunt! I'd love to do this! I'm curious though. When you shoot that many do you do anything with them? It seems like the smell would be terrible if left to lay. Personally I think I would want to eat at least some of them. BTW- Keep it up!

[@iamtheonlywilly]

Coyotes probably have a field day

[@sc0tte1-416]

At least get some bacon off of them, otherwise you can feed them to the normal pigs lol

[@iamtheonlywilly]

@Richard Gilley that sucks

[@mkivy]

Love this! I want to go hunting for feral hogs…I have the equipment n experience.

[@mervynbaulch4804]

Brilliant shooting and awesome videos. Keep them coming guys. Massive fan of yours. Regards Merv, phillipstown, south Wales. UK.

[@Ultimatenightvision]

🍻

[@robertvanderploeg8725]

Stellar optics! Great shooting guys, keep it up!

[@ericmontel6658]

La qualité de l'image est très impressionnante. Ce n'est plus possible de louper une cible.

[@olberarosa2346]

I joined your CHANNEL I REALLY think you guys are just helping people who need help getting these dang wild pigs out I have plenty of problems with them in my RANCH but my RANCH workers get them and we just donate to people who likes this meat KEEP the good work

[@geoffbreen2386]

Have you considered using the "Hoggone" baiting system developed by Australian and USA research. You can take out a whole sounder, its environmentally friendly, kills within 2 hours of consumption, as it effects the oxygen within the blood and is considered humane. Its worth doing a search on it. You may get a more complete result at the time resulting in longer periods between breeding numbers jumping up. If you work in with neighbours farmers can really cut back on hog numbers, damage and costs. I have no financial or other interest in this product. As it is not a poison, therefore hogs cannot develop immunity or resistance to it.

[@omnomshibob]

3:34 pigs' tail started wagging when you shouted "hey buuuud"!! Did you just shoot someone's pet pig?😆

[@rc3291]

Their pet should hang with a better crowd

[@jonhart6688]

I love these vids....from a hunter over here...🇬🇧

[@Ultimatenightvision]

🍻

[@GoneWildKennels]

Keep them coming,….. these are awesome.

[@vbros7]

I started laughing in the middle of this - it reminded me so much of playing some kind of video game! When they scatter and you guys start firing away it's truly like watching "Pigs From Hell". I want to keep reaching for my joystick... oh, oh, get that one!

[@claymac7895]

Have to start large scale trapping operations with remote control gates. That is the only way to even dent the population where you wipe out the entire sounder in one swoop.

[@dewboy910]

Yea, but that takes the fun out of it.

[@raymondj8768]

or handgranades yea yea or mortar's that would be cool af lol

[@claymac7895]

@@dewboy910 - No way, seeing the gate drop on 50-60 pigs and watching them all go crazy like a tornado inside the pen is a very satisfying thing to watch. You still get to shoot them.

[@jackmorgan1677]

@@dewboy910 I think the eradication end result is more important that your 'fun'...

[@m4a375mm]

Use the traps and hunt as well.

[@aucifer1001]

It’s awesome watching you guys take down hogs in videos - how long does it take you guys to get enough footage for a 15 minute video? I get the sense that it involves a lot of planning and patience

[@Databyter]

Pretty good shooting. What are some of the popular calibers for this. It looks to be a relatively smaller round with a flatter trajectory in most cases.

[@dt9094]

What a great “ episode “ I love it 👍

[@Unwavering_Baka]

8:11 10:44 - "I believe i can fly" haha

[@stoveboltlvr3798]

That's some impressive shooting hitting moving targets like that. They're damn fast!

[@diyr8085]

Awesome job! From NWI…protect your land.

[@mikemontgomery7337]

Wow !! That looks so fun !!! Best I ever did was prairie dog hunt and that was a blast !

[@chefchemist7343]

You should make a second channel, "Hey, what you got there bud?"...just for those kills using that technique. LOL

[@ndub4014]

@Chef Chemist I see that channel and I'm subscribing instantly. lol

[@omikredarhcs8221]

Yeah i got some bud , wanna burn one?

[@dshine4571]

I'd definitely sub to

[@texasyankee1013]

I made a post regarding hunting vs trapping. I was going to purchase a thermal, but after watching 100's of shooting and trapping videos I decided to go with a trap, the Pig Brig; at least that's my plan. Hog shooting is a great tool to hone your marksmanship, not to say a great time! So my plans are to trap and if I mis a few I'll let the hunters know and we'll come in and do a mop-up with the rifle. Any way you put it a dead hog is a good hog regardless of the method of taking. Keep your eyes on TX, at some point there will have to be a program to pay hog trappers. There is just no way to keep up. When I do shoot I make every attempt to identify and shoot the sows.

[@benniehazelwood9276]

Ya butt the pigs get wise to traps fast

[@GuderII]

Why not both. Traping and hunting ??

[@ifyourmarriedyourasimpanda7440]

@@GuderII pigs are smarter then dogs and learn to avoid traps quickly.

[@georgepatton9744]

Why not trap the ones you can and shoot the rest. Their are so many people that will pay to kill every hog they see if it was affordable.

[@xhagast]

I agree. The traps catch tons of stupid little ones. The ones you miss easily when shooting. The numbers are just too great for just hunting. And miss two and in a year you got a hundred.

[@Steven-gv1ke]

I have lived in Texas my whole life and I am tired of seeing videos of people saying these farmers have a hog problem and it's getting worse. I have a slew of responsible, mature hunters who would gladly come mop up their hog problem for free, but when you talk to these farmers, suddenly they want $150 a person per day! If you really had a hog problem and wanted them eradicated, they wouldn't be trying to charge hunters to shoot them! We would bring our own feeders, use our own corn, and it would literally not cost the landowner a single penny, but yet they still want to charge. This is why the hog population will continue to get worse and worse.

[@specialisedheavy9932]

wow really, thats crazy, document it, show us

[@stanis8431]

Classic American capitalism. I see no problems here.

[@darklurker5716]

source pls

[@Steven-gv1ke]

@@stanis8431 yeah but you can't complain about a problem on your farm, then when people show up to help kill the problem hogs, you try to charge them money. This would be like a friend coming to help you fix your roof and then you try to charge him for coming to help YOU.

[@Steven-gv1ke]

@@darklurker5716 there are signs all over Texas from farmers who are trying to charge money for shooting problem hogs. Plus you can't post links in KZbin, they will delete the post. I'll find the keywords to Google and post them here then you can type them in Google and see for yourself.

[@metalmicky]

I noticed that the trigger pulling gets faster when they are running towards you!

[@95Civictuner]

“Whatcha got there bud?!” Makes me laugh every time! 😂 Love the content y’all put together. Especially when you ID what hardware you’re viewing through. What type of rounds do you typically use for hunting them?

[@Ultimatenightvision]

7.62x39

[@painmt651]

7.62x39mm is my favorite cartridge. I have an SKS, and an AK47, but I am looking for a bolt action in the same caliber. Have not been able to get my hands on one, yet.

[@BackFortyTV]

Lol. Literally the best thing ever. The pig looks up confused and soon gets it’s one way ticket to the great beyond. 😂

[@av8rbri473]

painmt651 they come in Ruger American and CZ I think....(7.62x39) semi-auto is prob. best for hogs tho if u see lots of them..... (ar-15 style or ar-10 platform)

[@dougbrown7023]

That shit is hilarious 3:33 4:34😂. Thank you for your service. I promise you I'm not a problem. 3:51 God bless

[@AnonymousWonder]

Love the MADTV Stuart reference. I loled. "Look what I can do!"

[@damkayaker]

Do you guys have suppressors on your rifles or is the sound edited down for the videos? Have you ever had any mishaps/collateral damage to livestock? At 14:15 that looks like a building beyond the target. I'm certain you all know what you're doing and I'm just curious as to how you are following the targets through the scope that tunnel vision doesn't present a problem. I sometimes see spotters standing behind the shooters.

[@rodrigoastudillo7784]

Buenas tardes, cual la óptica de visión nocturna que tenga el mejor precio calidad? Gracias

[@-gachapotato-6900]

Your videos are brilliant you make it so interesting and funny myself and wife laughing at you calling to piggy excuses me😂😂 then shoot it when it looks up. I remember sometime ago you shouted hi porky then it looked up and you shot it so funny. Watching in from across the pond Ireland.

[@billhouse8199]

Excuse me never get's old alot of people are asking if you're making a difference in the one's you kill l can answer that no but the one's you do get can't breed, is it true that you could hunt everyday for a year an you still wouldn't get them all?. Stay Safe & Keep'em Coming one hog at a time. ✌️

[@jefferybuettgens4849]

Math

[@derekmorrison5685]

"What time is it!?" *looks up* pow!

[@brianvosburgh1720]

3:52 ???? What was that??? 🤣 Hilarious. Not sure how effective it was but I enjoyed it.

[@burken18]

somehow every video makes me happy and i sleep alot better after watcing one

[@dexterdahl1364]

The Stewart "look what I can do" killed me 😆

[@Ultimatenightvision]

I think you're the only one who noticed that one 😂

[@dexterdahl1364]

@@Ultimatenightvision I looked in the comments to see if anyone else said something about it, you might be right! Keep it up 👍👍

[@Thisismycomment.]

Barely caught it 😄

[@onemoremisfit]

Stewart's mom: What does mama say about little boys who use bad language? Stewart: Little boys who use bad language grow up to be democrats.

[@saads7]

Damn. Love this shizzle. Dont get this kind of thing happening in the UK. Keep up the good work!

[@EANJGB]

Hi Fellas , Look I'm Not a shooter but I like watching your Vlogs , Can you tell me have you tried using a silencer as I say I'm not a shooter but I would of thought that the other pigs would not run as far if they didn't hear the rifle shot ,Please tell me your thoughts or anyone else for that matter as it would be good to know if it is a Yes or a No on silencers .

[@ZZ-uf4zv]

So of all the different thermals used in your videos, what is the favorite of all of them? Looking to acquire one myself and unsure which route to go.

[@grendelgrendelsson5493]

"He's having sex with the dead pig!" "What a pervert!" That made me laugh out loud!!

[@pearlwhitewing]

That's loosing your head over a piece of ass. LOL

[@Oj12323]

I was shocked at that 😂

[@demef758]

@@pearlwhitewing "That's loosing your head over porking." FIFY!

[@richrazz2653]

I was wondering if you use a bobcat or front end loaders to pick up the trash on your properties??

[@moffjerjerrod1579]

8:25 cow in the distance to other cows: Stay still. Stay calm. I’ve seen this before. We’ll be fine. Frank, don’t do your pig imitation though.

[@U_ever]

@UltimateNightVision Keep up the good work. Love your content.

[@ThermalFeed]

Only when you come steam rolling in on a motorcycle

[@tsunami700]

Bro 😭😂😂😂

[@jeffchilders236]

I just ran across your little video and I hope and pray that you're giving these Hogs to people that need to eat angry people

[@fumyeah5867]

You are doing an invaluable service. What rifle do you prefer to hunt with if I can ask.

[@shootinnscootin5545]

We have the same problem here in northern California. They destroy everything. Recently a friend of a friend had one of his dogs gored by a big boar so now the hunt is on!

[@anthonywooten292]

8:12 pigs can fly now 😂😂

[@MichaelSmith420fu]

I've noticed in another video that like when the first shots start going off the piglets automatically lay right down. It's almost like its some sort of epigenetic trait that they evolved under circumstance

[@MichaelSmith420fu]

12:04😬

[@user-wo8ku3gn5b]

I sure do wish I had one of those smaller shoats in my freezer! We don't have wild boars in Maine.

[@thud105f]

Watching these Thermal images, I kept waiting for the Hellfire impact!

[@xj3783]

Voice: Hey Hog: oh nooh...(bg Sound plays_ iPhone meme by Linda)

[@shize9ine]

"Whatcha got there, bud!?"

[@rabidcougar6465]

So what is the firearm of choice in your hog hunting videos? I would love to schedule a hunt with an outfitter but I don't think I have the proper rifles for the multiple pigs you are shooting.

[@Ultimatenightvision]

AR

[@WOKINTUSD]

The crickets and frogs go quiet when they hear shooting 😅

[@humbertocastro7320]

Wow, reminds me of the times I would hunt wild, hogs, Thanks for the memories

[@monkehbitch]

Do you actually make a difference hunting them or are these hogs just multiplying like vermin? This isn't criticism BTW, I love watching you hunt these pests down. I'm jealous to know that your freezers are probably jam packed with piggy meat!

[@Ultimatenightvision]

We definitely see a difference on the properties we hunt, however we are probably not making a dent in the overall population.

[@monkehbitch]

@@Ultimatenightvisionthe pigs learn quickly to keep away?

[@Ultimatenightvision]

@@monkehbitch In some areas I think we are just killing them at a faster pace than they can reproduce or repopulate through migration. In other areas where there is an abundant food source, like planted crops, there is a constant flow of new pigs no matter how many we kill.

[@monkehbitch]

@@Ultimatenightvision still entertainment nonetheless! It must be like a full time job! Keep it up.

[@burken18]

@@Ultimatenightvision may i say that i like your content and that i want more ? also i sleep sooo god after watching a video of yours

[@smartass6071]

Those running shots are impressive.

[@stephencox4718]

One of my brothers managed a mega farm {one of many that he went on to mange as well} that had an estimate of over 5000 wild pigs on that one farm! You can imagine what devastation these pigs did to there crops, fencers & land. We would cull them when we could & trap many more. In the end far more of the wild pigs died of starvation & the devastating droughts than we ever killed. At least we would process & sell the pig meat to markets mostly to Europe/germany where the people love the rich flavor of wild pig/pork! It payed for our reload materials & the costs incurred on our bikes, FWD's & camping gear, weapons' & traps & we also enjoyed the out door & camping life stile as well! Killing a wild pig instantly one shot one kill is fare more humane than having thousands starving to death over months or even years in my opinion!

[@christophe3281]

Always wanted to visit Texas. 3 things I wanted to do while I was there. 1, hog 🐖 hunt. 2, Texas BBQ and 3, see a tornado. Now I can’t even leave my own county let alone the country 😔

[@hamhocks]

Come to Oklahoma! It’s the same as Texas, but not as big, and not as many liberal pussies!

[@endutubecensorship]

@@hamhocks do you know where there is *NO* liberal pussies? Because that's where I'd want to live

[@hamhocks]

@@endutubecensorship Oklahoma, Arkansas, Montana, and a few others are the closest you’ll get!

[@andysinn8655]

@@endutubecensorship Sorry those libtards are more invasive than the hogs they are shooting.Austin is libtard central and spreading like a plague.I live in Wisconsin and up north is patriot country but the big cities are infested with mentally unstable people that think of ways to influence normal people to be like them while sucking down their soy for breakfast lunch and dinner.

[@allengrant]

You really don't want to see a tornado (of any meaningful size, anyway). Nothing but death and heartache in those emerald green skies ! I've been there, done that.

[@uthoshantm]

1:46 Say "cheese!"

[@putteslaintxtbks5166]

Now I know why we've been having a hard time finding ammo up here in the stores in Iowa. Haha.