Hogs & Coyote: Goodbye ThermNight, Hello Super Yoter

[@ronsamborski6230]

The local Carpe Sus fan club @ 5:10? Thanks for another fun video, Brian. Thumbs up as always. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@vincei4252]

Happy Halloween, Brian. You didn't follow the first rule of Hog Club: Sows for the dirt nap first. For shame 😺Seriously, great shooting as always! QA shots always make me laugh.

[@williamgaines9784]

Nice.👍👍

[@CarpeSus]

Thanks!

[@pigpoppertx6926]

Hunting with you is a blast ! CSMF

[@CarpeSus]

Thank you!!!!

[@monocorewaffles2781]

Always glad to see the Grendel out to play. I had great performance out of the factory 90gr. TNT’s when they were available around me, load the Varmageddons now. Great video B! Also - David at Druid hill makes fantastic ammo for more than just Grendel for those that don’t know or are hesitant.

[@ngaoutdoors4157]

Just ordered some 6arc ammo from him this morning, called and talked David and very knowledgeable.

[@CarpeSus]

@monocorewaffles2781 Yeah, Dave and Tom (his father) are great and make excellent ammo. They actually offer several services. Be sure to tell them you watch my channel. 😁

[@ngaoutdoors4157]

@@CarpeSus I did tell them 🤟🤟🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@TeufelHandlanger]

Man, you've been running into some big ol' hogs there bud. Keep after 'em!

[@CarpeSus]

@@TeufelHandlanger Not many, lol.

[@pmesa_15]

Super scope!!!

[@Ab-om9qe]

Great video again, the Thermnight looks pretty nice, glad you brought us along for your evaluation of this.

[@cw2a]

Good stuff Bri!❤

[@garygates5679]

. I enjoy watching these great videos , Brain... thank you for your time and money ...!!!!!

[@charlesmueller1119]

Another great video Brian thanks for the info and sharing ,

[@gabem6362]

My yearly deer .. cheers for NJ 😂 Wish for some hogs though 😜

[@Heeem13]

You need to upload in the trauma diaries again 🔥🔥👍

[@jeffjamison7724]

Good shootin' Another great video! Shoot Str8 and Stay Safe

[@CarpeSus]

@@jeffjamison7724 LOL, my 2 greatest challenges.

[@Aidyn_Sakhanov]

Excuse me But are you sure that hogs are counting the trajectory of the bullying and changing the direction of running away? Good luck 👍 I like your videos

[@CarpeSus]

So I try to keep my shooting inside 200 yards (183 meters) which means no elevation correction for chest shots, at least on stationary hogs. Figuring out the lead on running hogs is by experience, but it difficult given that the hogs don't run at uniform speeds and aren't always the same distance away from me. Plus, they don't always run in straight lines. I have worked out the math, afterwards, to figure out why I missed on numerous occasions, taking into account the ballistics of the given projectile from my gun to determine how long it would take to reach the hog (usually something like 0.08 to 0.14 seconds) and then estimated how far the hog traveled from the time of my shot in the amount of time it took my bullet to arrive at the hog's distance. That will give me the speed of the hog. AND THEN I can figure out of I had too much or too little lead on the hog to make a hit, usually too little lead. However, there is another problem is that hogs often have a certain amount of vertical elevation change as they run - they move up and down as they run. It is virtually impossible to know if the hog will be moving upwards when the bullet arrives, or downwards. So I have had shots go too low on a hog as I shot when he was at his low point, but the bullet arrived when he was at his high point and vice versa. All of these can be analyzed after the fact in a very scientific manner, but in the field and real time, there is a bit of trial and error and experience that goes into estimating where to aim and when to pull the trigger on a moving hog.

[@Aidyn_Sakhanov]

@CarpeSus thank you for answering In any case, your videos are very interesting always And I'm watching them with my pleasure even several times sometimes Thank you for your efforts 👌 💪

[@patricks7622]

"Boooo"🎃

[@CarpeSus]

@@patricks7622 Boo!

[@patricks7622]

@CarpeSus happy holidays in advance 👍

[@jeffreinardy7570]

Any thought as to why Ben's shots did not expand at all?

[@pigpoppertx6926]

I suspect the bullet is of hard construction and 223 offering limited frontal surface combined with sub 2k impact velocity into a tensed up body resulted in no opening of the bullet. Just my thoughts , I will say Im surprised how little it opened given it has a black tip to assist with opening

[@mark_luna]

Great video. No more Analysus?!

[@CarpeSus]

Yes and no. I stopped when the bugs got so bad over the warm months that it just got nasty, especially in fields with a lot of cattle. Plus, youtube rules changed and now virtually none of my videos earn $, so doing a separate video is a lot of extra work. I may go back to incorporating the necropsies in the regular videos when I have new Grendel ammo, but for another 6 weeks, I have to baby my left hand (surgery, bone work). So long about mid December, maybe I can restart.

[@mark_luna]

@ Can’t wait!!

[@sarahbarton4977]

Great shots . Was the one at 7:11 right in the noggin.??

[@rickjason215]

Too bad that big sow got away. You went against your own rule.

[@CarpeSus]

@@rickjason215 Greed, it is a bad thing.

[@Gareth96v1]

I have a few other thermals, but for $1000 I'm having a hard time not buying a DNT..

[@CarpeSus]

@Gareth96v1 ...and everything works on it and it seems well built.

[@Aidyn_Sakhanov]

Please use the gloves to avoid the brucellosis

[@CarpeSus]

I keep telling Ben that! We have gloves with us, but he is young and strong...

[@KevinMcGrath-g3z]

Good 👍 stuff