Fenced Hog Hunt

My friend Tom and I went on a fenced-in hog hunt for the first time ever. We appreciated Sanlida Archery and Rexpid Broadheads who sponsored this outing. If you would like to check out Rexpid Broadheads, you can use this link - www.rexpid.com/index.php
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[@ryanncotty9403]

Hey Sean, i just want to tell you how much i love your advice and videos, i bought my own bow and your channel helps me to understand my bow and to shoot more accurately so i just want you to know your videos help alot of beginners. Much love and keep on with the good vids.

[@seansoutdoors]

Thanks so much! I’m glad my videos help. Gif bless you

[@stevenmcmillan3563]

Awesome job! Always great to see first timers hit the 10 ring! God Bless!

[@seansoutdoors]

Thanks man!!!

[@madhuntsadventures]

Congrats to you both! That was exciting!

[@seansoutdoors]

Thanks brother. It was fun and a first hahaha

[@brettchristoffel6391]

An Aussie here, if you drop any livestock in a new paddock they will travel hit the fence and follow it to see if there is away out, so following the fence line around makes sence and raises the chance of coming on to them.

[@seansoutdoors]

👍👍👍

[@topJimmyP1984]

Nice job guys, those broadheads look like they're the real deal, pigs are hard to penetrate and get full pass through. I've been on a few hog hunts over the years and I could tell you there's a huge difference on hunting a 400-800 acre fenced area or thousands of Acres! We went to Choctaw in Oklahoma where they have thousands of acres and it was very difficult to get close and kill pigs if they smelled you or knew you were in the area they wouldn't come within a hundred yards or so if at all, but in smaller fenced in areas of only a few hundred acres you can get within 30 yards of them or they would come pretty close to you and its easy to take those.

[@seansoutdoors]

👍👍👍👍

[@fisheyeguy]

That was wild! What a video. Congrats Tom.

[@seansoutdoors]

Thanks!

[@l.i.archer5379]

Nice hunt, Sean. Congratulations!!! The Rexpid with the rotating head will also allow the blades to keep going straight into the animal while the shaft continues to rotate freely, thus imparting all its energy into the broadhead. A rotating head going into flesh will lose energy as it corkscrews through the flesh.

[@seansoutdoors]

Fabulous

[@ThePatriotParadox]

Great hunt... God Bless you guys

[@seansoutdoors]

Thank you!

[@prostreet4975]

Nice job congrats to you both on some awesome meat

[@seansoutdoors]

Thanks. I’ve had ribs the past two nights hahaha

[@leafinitup1]

Great shots guys! Taking care of business

[@seansoutdoors]

Gotta bring home the bacon

[@dannygunzz5373]

What arrows and what weight?thanks

[@seansoutdoors]

Dragon arrows. 340 spine . Total weight around 420 grains

[@leafinitup1]

Nice camo pattern Sean

[@seansoutdoors]

Gotta trick those blind hogs somehow!

[@AceBase5]

Didn’t know they had opportunities like this in Iowa would be a lot closer than Texas for a Wisconsinite

[@seansoutdoors]

Yes, and this is north east Iowa so about as close to Wisconsin as you could get.

[@Fisherman_1992]

I have a question does wild pig or farmed pig taste better I tried one “wild pig” but it was at a store and I didn’t know the difference I’m wondering what does fresh wild pig taste like

[@seansoutdoors]

This one I shot was basically farm raised and tasted just like store bought so I’m not sure about a truly wild one.

[@Fisherman_1992]

Nice those are gonna make good bacon ❤❤🎉

[@seansoutdoors]

I’m eating a rack of ribs for dinner tonight!

[@Fisherman_1992]

Cool without a doubt your one of the best KZbinrs when it comes to archery videos

[@bartlawhorn2762]

Please support American made products and archery shops and not China

[@seansoutdoors]

I certainly do, and in this instance, they are the ones who were supporting me, for which I was grateful