Attack In Broad Daylight | It Came Right At Me

[@KateDunno]

In Louisiana we catch them, castrate them and mark them by notching one ear. They have a hard muscle shield that goes across their chest over the shoulders. Once castrated, in about a year they will soften up. That's when they're good to eat. We put them on the smoker for about 6 hours with apple wood. Good eats right there.

[@conradhuhn3659]

I was a Paratrooper in the Army. If I was hunting a wounded, dangerous wild animal, I certainly would not sling my rifle over my shoulder. It's that 2 or3 seconds that you can bring your rifle to bear, that could save your life. I love your videos

[@nicelady51]

I thought he was carrying it in the wrong hand. I'm a lefty. 😆

[@terrywebb8636]

You got that right, a wounded animal of any kind domestic or wild can, and will attack, so be ready.

[@Tel864]

Call of Duty warrior huh.

[@justsaynrush9689]

Situation like that you can't be TOO ready.

[@jlv11b]

What does being a paratrooper have to do with your statement?

[@garymixson687]

Just a suggestion, when tracking game, use toilet paper on trees where u find blood. So u can look back and see where u last found blood if u need to go back and start over. Also helps u find your way back out. Old hunter trick. Toilet paper breaks down as well

[@squirlboy250]

Nice tip

[@conradeddie3776]

And in the worst case scenario, if the hog sees YOU before YOU see HIM ... That roll of toilet paper just might come in handy!😂😂

[@brenda9140]

⚘good video, Thanks!!!!!!

[@williamatwill8857]

Another older trick when tracking is when you lose the blood trail, drop your hat on the ground or hang it in a tree and circle out in 5 ft. Increments, til you find it again. I think I'd rather have the tp if I had an urge to go. Leaves are a poor substitute for tp...

[@dustinsonnier5602]

@@conradeddie3776😂😂😂😂

[@joker4g63tt4]

A little advice for protection. Get 2x4 or 2x6 boards for the pin along the bottom of the outside spaced a xouple of inches apart to keep predators from tearing down the fence. And the reason you didn't take the hog down is because you dont have the right ammo in your pistol. Self-defense rounds want penetrate a hog because of how tuff their skin and muscles are, you need a high velocity ball tip ammo for that.

[@StonedDead1981]

If you have wild hogs running, you might want to consider a bigger magazine. They can run in some large groups and are very dangerous. Stay safe.

[@davidr1676]

I never did get to shoot or cook one during my brief time living in NC years ago. I'm glad we never came across them as we all had lever action, pump, or bolt action 30-30s, 30-06, or whatever but the 30-06 only had a 4 rd mag plus 1. Thank God for semiautomatic weapons. Just wish the Taliban would get honest and ship me the new little grenade launchers, night vision, and maybe an M2 BMG.

[@fredziffle5219]

Wild boars will slice you or your dogs with their tusks but Louisiana state dog, the catahoula dog & some other breeds, know how to hunt wild boar. They get one on the front & it latches onto an ear & holds the boar down until the hunter comes & dispatches the boar. I saw it on our ranch but the dog ran the boar so far & fast nobody could keep up. The dog came back with an ear off the hog.

[@4431charlie]

he probally live in a democrat strong hold = 6 bullets

[@lindsayschilling8707]

​@@4431charlie 😂

[@daleeasternbrat816]

At least .45. personally I would prefer a set f quad Bofors off a World War Two battleship. Hogs are tough. Sometimes there's a bunch of them. Shoot them A LOT. they can be KILLERS.

[@foxchasejrt1]

Always keep your phone on you!! I get after my hubby about this. He says it gets in the way when he works. 😒 If you get incapacitated it could be hours before someone realizes you're missing and need help. It's not worth your life.

[@michellekrueger5122]

My husband keeps telling me the same thing....well now I get it !!!...I was getting to complacent....

[@ronallens6204]

@@foxchasejrt1 they make multipocket pants down the leg.. if doesn't like that he can ways get bibs

[@donc9751]

I keep telling my wife the same thing! We're not youngsters any more. No point in having something that can so easily be brought anywhere you go, if you don't have it when you need it, well they think a lot about it at that point!

[@rustleshackleford1553]

Proceed with caution, if he ain't dead, now he's definitely got your number!

[@vickiklein4156]

Having a wild boar that is wounded is a huge problem. You definitely need to find it and dispatch it!!

[@rionstretton8133]

Thanks so much love you and family 👪

[@mariahoekstra370]

Hello Dutch, Dutchess & junior explorers, from Michigan! You have a wonderful setup there, chickens, ect. Don't need hogs, just a beef cow. The kids can ride the cow if you tame it enough. I did with ours. Had to alter the saddle. Porter, short for porterhouse, was so proud. He had watched while training and riding horses. He was a unique soul. Like he knew what to do by watching 😊

[@annearnas6606]

I ❤ Brandy tracking that hog sipping coffee like she's walking in the park.

[@rhondaskipper64]

😂

[@carolynjohnson6792]

Yeah, I did laugh at that one 🤣 Brandi is a good ole country girl 👍 Love 🌻 from NC 💜

[@billt6116]

If that hog is gut shot, It's going to get thirsty! It happens with humans too. Doctors say the worst thing is to give them a drink! It pours through to where the hole is and washes bowel into the rest of your sterile body, Causing sepsis, possibly death. I bet that ol' hog was a'skippin' class 'at day... iffin' yall catch M'drift..?

[@rolexxx5263]

@@carolynjohnson6792 I wanna live in NCCCCC

[@Lily-has-wings]

@@carolynjohnson6792 Hi Carolyn, I'm from NC and my maternal grandma's maiden name is Johnson. They were from Reidsville and moved to High Point.

[@saundragisler]

So glad You ,Family are in church,God loving Family ❤

[@teresamurray7839]

Goodness Sean so glad you are ok and thankful it was you that was out feeding instead of one of the kids or Brandie. As bad as the wild hogs are you should always carry when outside!

[@carolynjohnson6792]

Where would he put it if he's in his Underwear?? Lol 🤣

[@smokysantana]

@@carolynjohnson6792 his hand

[@arthurmann578]

Got to wear a belt holster, your gun, and always sleep on your back I guess, even in your under ware! I think that wanted men did that back in the "wild west" days. 🤔😂😂

[@Tractorboy1986]

Dutch "let me grab my rifle," brandy strolls around with a coffee 😂 good video guys

[@lindajohnson7838]

Go back to where you heard the rustling…he could have doubled back. His breeding drive is so strong that even being shot, unless he’s dead, he will be back. You need free range geese, they are an amazing alarm system for all kinds of two and four legged critters. Very territorial and once they get to know their family they will protect you.

[@michaelrickman3161]

Guinea fowl are great alarm systems as well as providers of eggs.

[@joeybobbie1]

@@michaelrickman3161 plus they are Great at killing Copperheads.

[@rockjockchick]

@@joeybobbie1 good to know

[@Hossfly2also]

@@joeybobbie1loop ppl😮

[@WilliamCollins-sh6lm]

Pea Fowl or Genny's ... Best alarm going !!! Just owls can be hard on them ...

[@chrisryan5339]

Great job that was interesting. Thanks. Chris from England

[@beverlyhendricks9456]

You, Brandi need to carry whenever u r out. Where there’s one there are more.

[@virginiacurrey2019]

I agree! She lives in the wild now at both properties.. be aware n be safe out there.

[@Northtide]

They ALWAYS run in a pack.

[@schnutchie]

Yes, and by carry we don't mean a coffee cup, unless you plan to bop him on the head if he comes charging at you !

[@ronalrocco4788]

Your wife is a great partner! Brave& real woman! Take care!🏆

[@michelleshaw1211]

She needs a gun too. She shouldn't be out there unarmed ever. An injured wild boar is DEADLY. It could have attacked either of you out there wandering around. They are also Clever!!! Please stay armed right now and be cautious, take it SERIOUSLY. A COLORADO MOUNTAIN GRANDMA USA 💜

[@JenniferThacker1969]

I'm just glad everyone is ok!!! I sure would have loved to seen it. Stay safe out there!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@michaelcauser474]

I like the priorities. You with the rifle and the Boss with her coffee cup.

[@ladyj7715]

Wow that was crazy. Be careful Dutch and family

[@arizonamountainwoman3750]

Glad everyone and all your animals are OK. WOW!! Thanks for the reminder to always have "something" when leaving the house because you never know.

[@patshipp9195]

Never leave the house without protection.

[@sshaw4429]

Amen.

[@roberteder2473]

The pistol you carry should be at least a 44mag or larger anything smaller and that pig may have him for lunch

[@tomd.3082]

Amen. I've had that circular pattern in my wallet for 30 years. I also never leave the boat without a sidearm.

[@csjrogerson2377]

Are you living in a war zone?. Ah, America...

[@tomd.3082]

@@csjrogerson2377 Actually, some parts of America could be considered a war zone. For me, it has nothing to do with a war zone. It has everything to do with my second amendment rights and being able to protect myself if need be.

[@amandatallis9875]

You get careful when you are out now the wild hogs are about as we don't want you getting hurt. I don't want your family or animals to get gurt by the wild hogs. You all take care and stay safe. God bless you Amanda xx

[@angiedeel1]

I did the same chasing a bobcat in my panties and house slippers and came out in the road just in time to meet a church bus

[@sandyc6569]

😂😂😂

[@judypierce7028]

WOW! I am sure that was an embarrassment.

[@ronallens6204]

No top?? More than they were expecting to see for sure ?!?!

[@awomen1072]

You were prayed for that day, crazy lady in the woods 😂

[@Val-qm9me]

​@@timlewis7218lol

[@EvaVilla-pm5mv]

Been seeing a lot of problems with wild bores here in Texas. Coming into cities and yards.

[@philliphall5198]

Yes last night one was in my street in middle of town eating a dog

[@darlenedennis285]

@@philliphall5198 OMG!!!

[@mjolnirswrath23]

Animals are losing their FEAR of humanity as an Alpha predator

[@joshgordon2484]

Yeah, these bores are boaring.😊

[@rockjockchick]

Ya. I saw a special on how they are overpopulating and destroying everything. One broke down the door to a house and was in the kitchen terrorizing the ppl. They are trying to get hunters to hunt them down.

[@timothyandsarahbreedlove2172]

Maybe you should electrify the fence where Pearl and Percy are enclosed in . You may need a pretty good charge depending on the size of the wild boar you described.

[@Sean-bp6xb]

Thx for sharing. I enjoyed. Watching from Ontario Canada 😊

[@angelzhomestead]

Glad you're ok. Put up some trail cams.

[@RobertsMind]

Another great video. This is why I train my pistol up to 50 yrds. We had a runin with some moster size hogs when I was stationed in Germany. Luckily we were in the M1 when it decided to display a show of force.

[@richardpeoples8019]

Same when i was Germany.

[@galeprivett5180]

Glad you are ok!

[@suzanneburns6130]

It's always best to be prepared. I have a feeling you'll see him again either by buzzard or by a future visit with Pearl. Those hormones are strong and hard for a bore to ignore. Take care and stay strapped. Much love to your family!! 🥰🤗❤

[@pazsion]

So no chance of antihorny, spray? Like a perimeter?

[@Las-Vegas-Muskets]

Boar not bore.

[@ronaldriggles8958]

Stayawayfromhogs

[@tthomestead2763]

You may want to set up a hog trap and see if there are more in the area. They don't usually travel alone and will come back after your pigs.

[@kathymcgathy2006]

Daniel Arms has a large hog trap. Maybe he will let you set it up on your property. Love ❤️

[@tthomestead2763]

@@kathymcgathy2006 Daniel doesnt own the hog trap he sets up. He gets it from his friend that has the wild hog hunting ranch.

[@smiley1949]

In Texas, we use "deer corn" for bait inside/ around traps.

[@debrabrown9693]

My dad use to tell us to know where the closest tree was and go up it you see a hog. We were in Darwin, Northern Territory Australia.

[@katherinemclean7103]

Wow! Dangerous! Be extra careful! Prayers for health and safety!!!🙏❤🙏

[@LFRFAMILY]

Be careful out there, Big Dawg!

[@margaretkloppenburg2578]

Lester from Ima Survivor Sanctuary had his original survivor pig got bred by a wild hog. They kept one of her babies after she died. That was Peggy Pig and she ended up getting bred by a wild hog. They have had goats killed by hogs. They are a nuisance. We had a friend here in Northern Alberta, Canada who raised them, but he didn’t stop them from roaming and they were harassing the neighbours cattle! I think they were eventually slaughtered when he sold his property!

[@kimberlyhoward7896]

Definitely an adventure 😊! I hope you find the wild hog! I wouldn’t want it coming back! Thank you for sharing, you and Brandi and family stay safe out there! God Bless🤗💕!

[@brendahogue5487]

Love your videos and enjoy watching them every time they come on. May the Lord bless and protect you and your family and the animals

[@adventuresinmichiganwlisa9852]

Always Carry 👍. You just never know, you have too much to risk💗

[@lorimiller3375]

You did what needed to be done in order to protect your animals,pet’s,yourself and family… I possibly thought maybe a rabid hog,but I do agree if Pearl is in heat …He’s trying to get to her ,by any means necessary …Like Brandon says from EDDY FAMILY FARM always says; “ DISPATCH “..The animal had to be Dispatched…”WILD HOG FOR DINNER… “ ☯️LOVE & LIGHT from Pittsburgh PA.. Blessed be..

[@patrickpalmer4691]

I'm an old man now, I do not venture out in the fields, woods, or urban terrain without being armed. Always have a full mag, with as many mags in reserve as suitable. Wild hogs will mess you up and they are faster than you are. But of course, you know that, living where you are. Stay safe, man.

[@planca3430]

new adventures dutch go's streaking on the homestead lol.

[@susanhunter5524]

That would’ve made a good trail cam video!

[@edensgarden1775]

Keep an eye on the kids and animals with those darn wild boars. Very scary situation. God bless

[@nancykorsman8246]

Keep an eye on Pearl, if that boar is still alive, he will be back!!

[@dennishedrick5308]

ORANGE TAPE WORKS GREAT... No worries about rain

[@lindahipp8329]

Sure do hope you got him so he can't come back and mess with Pearl and Percy. Just be careful out there and keep your dogs and pigs safe. GOD BLESS Y'ALL

[@PickleRick65]

Where I'm from, we just call that...Texas... (But seriously, good video. It reminds me of growing up in central Texas in the 80s, following blood trails of a mysterious animal on cold mornings) Good Times👍

[@samiam1254]

Wild Boar makes for an awesome wild BBQ for family and friends......I shot one at Parris Island in 1988, that was living under my house. Cooked him up that day and had plenty of Pork for the summer and half the winter. Still have his tusks....

[@thekingsilverado3266]

By listening to your story I was thinking my ex mother inlaw went out got drunk again while wearing that flea bitten old fur coat. We keep tellin her not to do that sort of thing that someone is gonna mistake her for a big ole wild boar but she does it anyway..

[@lindsayschilling8707]

😂

[@tomd.3082]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@superman1251]

Savage

[@garywemmer9342]

Hahahahahaha!!! And just like a wild animal, there is no reasoning with it!!!

[@rongray4847]

Hi Brande and Dutch. That was quite the way to start your day. I am sure those wild hogs can be very dangerous. I know Daniel Arms has had quite a time with wild hogs. Be safe and take care. 👍👍❤️❤️🇨🇦

[@museluvr]

Wild hogs can be deadly.

[@roelguerra2836]

Just want to say thanks for your videos and thank you for your service. My son is the Marine recruiter in Ardmore Oklahoma for the last year and a half or so. Anyways, keep the videos coming. ☺

[@andysukosd8177]

Wow ! What an incredible video. I love your videos. Great stuff !

[@merrybrown7761]

Love your video, thank you for sharing

[@janetfarris1025]

Well.... that was suspenseful. I was "rooting" for you and Brandy to find that wild Boar. Lol. Enjoyed the video

[@ArmorofGodtx1]

Glad you had protection on hand❤ just remember your jeans 🤣🤣🤣

[@donnapadgett6583]

Wow that was crazy 🤪. Ya'll be safe. God bless each of you ❤ 😊

[@wildfire365]

When your on the homestead always use one or two solid tip bullets in the barrel then the extreme defense afterwards.

[@maryjanebeatty6030]

Crazy experience! I hope you find him because those things are very destructive! And thanks for putting your clothes on for the camera LOL

[@TallulahBelle3276]

From what I’ve been reading, these wild hogs are taking over, so to speak. It’s gotta be really dangerous. I know you’re careful and knowledgeable. Stay safe! 💝🌍💝 I really enjoy your content. Great channel. Beautiful family. 💝👍🏽 Farm life is hard work, day n night, 365. It must be rewarding in so many ways though. ✨

[@dragmorian6347]

Yeah, they’re a huge problem where I live. Only seen a couple so far, but we have a gun range in our back acreage that we use regularly. The hogs have been absent since we started target shooting regularly

[@TallulahBelle3276]

@@dragmorian6347 , thanks for replying to my comments. Target practice is a good deterrent. They’re smart animals n know what a gunshot means. Good on you. You too, stay safe! Those critters are huge, powerful n fast. 👍🏽💝 Country living !!! 👍🏽

[@dragmorian6347]

@@TallulahBelle3276 yeah, they’re actually impressive animals. And they taste amazing on the smoker. Y’all stay safe, too!

[@loreleikeller3695]

Yeah those wild boar's are nasty. We had a baby one come through are wooden fence and was charging at my son when he was 4. That was a close call. I think I aged 10 years that day. My neighbors were finally able to trap it. Glad everyone is OK. Good luck sleeping tonight.

[@russellwylie]

Had A similar experience with a feral pot bellied pig in my back 40 many years ago . didn't have to shoot,but it made me upgrade from .38 special to a .45 Colt

[@slbittick]

Can you fly your drone over the area where you were tracking the blood? Fly it into the direction that the blood trail was going cold. You might get lucky and find the carcass from the air.

[@toddpeters9007]

I have been around a bunch of wild hogs my whole life but one time scared me , I was parked on the road in a state park in ga, took a short walk to a pond , and a huge hog came thru the woods staring at me ,I mean huge! I looked back at the car , and was like I don't know if I can make it if he charges, I made my way back , sweating it! Of coarse in the woods I usually would have a gun but not in the state park .... So be careful people !

[@deborahvrtis4428]

They’re very dangerous! Yikes!

[@christopherparsons3224]

It is BS that we cant use guns where certain dangers exist

[@BabyCharlotteschannel]

Yeah damn, i just cannot stand to be places like that where i am not suppose to have any firearms on me. **Just the fact that because there are people that would hunt illegally that "means" big gobt doesn't want US carrying our God given pew pew's on us... What a scham, well guess like everything else these big corrupt gobt's ruin...

[@davidammons1700]

Get some pork

[@fredeschen3783]

Carry where you want. Don’t read too many signs.

[@geraldlewis2632]

Dutch I am not being negative but I think Brady should have had Amun in her hand instead of coffee. You never know when it might come out of a brush pile and charge. If she gets a little far from you it might be hard to get a shot to protect her. Like I said I am not being negative.I just would hate to see anything happen to either one of you.

[@wyoprospector]

Well if your making up stories for clicks, you can't remember everything.

[@VerdellZimmer]

Ex

[@VerdellZimmer]

Exactly

[@jameslanning8405]

Hogs ain't only tough, they're smart too. So be careful out there. Wild Boar, or ferrel pigs can be dangerous.

[@RavenSaint1]

This is why my husband and I carry our pistols on our property, with hunting pistol rounds (I call the rounds that, they spread out and don't just go through). We have coyotes, feral dogs, hogs, boars, bears, bob cats, and I have seen a mountain cat. Mountain cats are said to not be in the area, though they are sighted just North of us in Missouri.

[@timt9322]

They are for sure here in Missouri for a number of years.

[@gaylevincent2397]

Wow, that's something to find a wild hog trying to get at your pigs. Thankfully, the cooney's are not hurt♥️♥️♥️ ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@jimjustice581]

Have you thought about metal detecting the old homestead area? Since people lived there, there could be old coins, a watch, and various other goodies in the ground.

[@leecarlson9713]

When we moved into a home in north central Arkansas, I wanted to plant some bushes, and when we dug up the ground, I found a coin-an 1883 gold half dollar!

[@pachydermhomestead]

Crazy morning for sure. I was rooting for you to find the boar. Even wild animals deserve to not suffer through a death from wounds like that. Pretty sure he's going to live because of how he stopped bleeding and you didn't find him keeled over.

[@ellobo4542]

Nice story , my grandmother used to tell good stories.

[@charlenegrady8781]

This was a great video. Those wild boars are dangerous be careful. Too bad you didn’t find it. Take care✌️🇺🇸❤️

[@militarypolice360]

Hi! Brandy,I use to watch your videos,I got really sick with cancer and kidneys,but under Dr's care now,Kidney drs,and blood test every 3 months,but you guys finally got everything built and completed,but I missed your vodeos,love you All,Cherokee Judy

[@elliott4570]

Get in touch with Daniel Arms and the guy he got to trap a bunch of boars on his property… that’s an adventure waiting to happen!

[@lorilore3516]

The neighbor said, he has not seen a hog since 2017

[@donnabowers1317]

I agrée, give it a try and see what y’a get. You might end up catching a few including the one you got.

[@66bigbuds]

He bought his own trap

[@debrawebb4001]

Need to call David Ellis of Yawt Yawt channel!

[@dakotawinds9291]

@@lorilore3516 no neighbor said they come thru every couple of years, the last pics he got were from 2017 (guessing quick access to).

[@chewiepac5932]

Lol. No aliens not this morning anyway. love it 😀

[@pamelahousley7543]

Thank you for getting dressed before videoing!!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂 Too funny

[@BraddahBruce]

Hahaha

[@kathyw141]

You take care of each animal as if it was your birth child. I do too. Many yrs. Ago a PIDGeON tapped on my front door with an injury. I took it in and nursed it back to health and let it go. I have had quite a few unusual guests this way. Way more than Normal. Keep watch over your animals. God. Bless

[@stormdavies250]

What a way to start your morning! I would have had a heart attack. I’m always afraid I will run into wild hogs when I go for long walks here in Louisiana with my dogs. I often see sign of them and we have one female pig that roams the property. 😱

[@soniaarigoni1710]

❤ Brandy your a good tracker and easy going walking along drinking coffee, since Pearl might be ready for babies just maybe soon we’ll see babies from Percy and Pearl , lol and be dressed

[@theresasmitherman9708]

I’d be so lost. I’m glad you didn’t take Gabby. I’d hate to see her torn up by that boar. Just Jimmy Houston telling stories of how bad his dog cut up. Hopefully you find it. Could you fly a drone or is there too many trees? Good luck!🍀 💖🇺🇸 I say divine intervention you got up when you did! 🙏🏻

[@victoriamaclaren568]

What an AWESOME morning!! Glad you're ready for anything! Also hope you find that big old hog!!

[@glenpierce777]

Maybe put the electric fence around Pearl and Percy's enclosure fence.

[@kevinrice7635]

Always have a large caliber revolver for protection. Prime cut vid kids perciate it s. Stay healthy safe travels 🥾

[@jansingleton6674]

You said when you go out in the morning you need to have your rifle with you, you also need your camera and your pants on LOL. All kidding aside thank the Lord you were there and all the animals are safe.

[@andreataylor1596]

Beautiful birds

[@sandymanning8744]

Dutch what about putting 2 strands of hot wire on the outside of 🐖 pen? So glad everyone is ok. God Bless 💕💕💕

[@wyattbaxter5253]

6 rounds, I live in the city and always have75 rounds,, stay safe

[@bobbylangston9761]

I shot one one time with a 44 Mag three times the first two and never entered the rib cage the hollow-points mushrooms and stopped the third one went through I could have covered them all up although holds up with a 3in circle

[@catmanlll]

I live less than a mile from the Honey Island swamp in Mississippi on 9 acres with a creek dividing my property. That creek runs in to a larger river which runs out of the swamp. It is a five generation family home in which I have lived for the last 30 years. Having spent all my time here in the '50s and early '60s as a child I never once and all that time ever even thought about a hog. Several years ago while walking through my woods I heard a commotion down at the creek and thought it must have been one of the neighbor's dogs. I started heading toward the creek when I saw the first hog and stopped to watch them instead of getting my ass out of there. They either did not notice me or didn't care if I was there because they continue to long the creek nosing around in the ground. I wasn't too concerned at first until I saw a giant male hog across the creek that was nearly the size of a Volkswagen. It was that point at which I realized I was defenseless with no weapon and there was way more of them than there was of me. I headed back to the house and got a shotgun but when I returned they had made their way onto a neighbor's property up the creek. Since that day I have never once gone out my back door without a 45 on my hip. The one day last November 14th I left all three of the guns I had cleaned the night before on my kitchen table to go work under my truck in the driveway. Hearing what I thought was children screaming a couple of lots down from my property without thinking I ran to their aid only to find a woman being mauled by a big pitbull. Armed with only a small rake I tried to get between her and the Pitbull as he had torn her to shreds and I knew that if he continued she would soon be dead. I should have thought twice. He then tore me to shreds, and then the mother's mother came to my aide and he tore her to shreds. All three of us spent a week in the hospital. Both of my arms have somewhat recovered but my left hand will never be the same and neither hand has more than about 50% of what they were before. I'm retired and have worked my whole life with my hands so basically that dog ended any enjoyment that I will get out of my retirement. The government is just about to use it's lack of responsibility and protecting our children as an excuse to take away all of our guns. The second amendment is one of the most important parts of our Constitution and is one amendment that makes our constitution unlike any other Constitution ever written before it. It is a basic human right, according to the Constitution given by God, to defend oneself and whatever manner possible. You never know from one moment to the next when your life will be threatened or how or where from or who from for that matter. Statistically the United States is one of the most violent places on earth and your chances of being killed here are greater than they are in some countries that are at war. When people who know nothing about guns tell you they want to ban weapons of war you better be very careful about how much power you let them have. Those people will write laws under the guise of relieving your fears. Any decision made out of fear will always end up coming back to haunt you. If you give up the rights guaranteed you under the second amendment you have one foot into the grave of slavery.

[@cherokeerose12]

I have always been told if there is 1 bet there more near by

[@angellocke8473]

WOW!!! ❤‍🩹❤❤‍🩹❤❤‍🩹❤ watching your videos! Thank you and have a great evening!

[@triciaacevedo3582]

No your uncle has had crazy rain fall in kern county, CA this week. I hope he’s okay. We got more coming!

[@militarypolice360]

Hi! Long Time! Iam Cherokee Judy,I use to watch your videos,Wow you have accomplished alot!

[@genewileyopa]

What an adventure we went on. Minute by minute real time. I was hoping you would find it. Shawn in his skives hunting wild pigs. Can get any better than that.

[@danb340]

The crows are calling they know exactly where it's at

[@debraelliott8371]

Wow!! How crazy is that! I'm glad you caught things in time! I'm glad it didn't take out after Lilly! ❤ Gabby or Gracie either! Happy he didn't make it to Pearl & Percy also! Be safe Sean & Brandi! 🤗🙏💖 God Bless you all!😍

[@doctorartphd6463]

In Montana, we never go outside unless strapped or have my rifle..... No wild hogs (yet), but we have bear, lion, and moose, among other critters..... Good job with presenting this hog infiltration. That's why they call 'em, surprises !! ha !! Thanks for sharing, brother !! Always victory !!!

[@joebufford2972]

Man, that hog would have been nice in your freezer 😜 . I guess Brandy was taking in stride with casually carrying her coffee cup around like it's a walk in the park lol 😀 Love you all. Be safe and good 🙏🇺🇸

[@jennifermassie7227]

99% of the time those hogs are NOT edible!! They have a tendency to stink really bad!! They could also make you pretty sick!!❤🇨🇦❤🇨🇦❤

[@southernfriedmike3263]

@@jennifermassie7227 where do you think bacon comes from?????

[@darlenedennis285]

@@southernfriedmike3263 Farm raised and farm fed hogs...

[@darlenedennis285]

@@jennifermassie7227 they could be full of worms too..yuk

[@garryquiggins8183]

Bacon doesn't come from a wild hog.

[@homesteadgmad8223]

You handled the situation very intelligently! We have lots of feral hogs in Big Sandy, TX. Not only do we carry rifles when we hunt them down but, also, a .45 sidearm for backup. Smart in putting the dogs up first. That's what we do, as well...They sure can mess a hunt up.

[@godsgreenacreshomestead708]

So glad you got dressed for us! 🤣😂🤣😂 Amazing how the Lord guides us to what we need to see or do. Glad it didn't get in the pen with Pearl and Percy! New checklist it seems- GoPro, gun, and pants!Texas Deb 💪😁