Hogster C Clip-On A Boar & Armadillos

[@roosterfish3248]

That was the quickest armadillo I've ever seen!

[@patclark2186]

Armadillos are good to teach a youngster to hunt. They aren't warm and cuddly. Thanks for the clip.

[@ronsamborski6230]

The finest armadillo hunting videos on the web! Thanks, Brian. Thumbs up as always. 👍🏼

[@donz327]

Yes sir, that's a beautiful ranch!

[@charlesmueller1119]

Another great video Brian , it's nice to see how different scopes work in the field , thanks for sharing .

[@CarpeSus]

Thanks 👍

[@damienmilas8337]

Brian you hunt at some absolutely beautiful places in Texas I also thought armadillos moved slow but you proved me wrong with the first one lol nice job on the hog stay well my friend 👍🦘🇦🇺

[@HuntTXhogs]

What a shot ! Great job CSMF

[@CarpeSus]

CSMF!

[@vincei4252]

First time I've seen a Dillo on this channel. I am shocked at how fast it was able to move! Good shooting as always.

[@CarpeSus]

I have a couple of landowners that want armadillos removed. Yes, they can move quite fast. They can actually be quite graceful - hard to imagine, but true.

[@j.k.salser499]

Thankx for a new and invigorating video, Brian! I have a pair of cute 'Dillo stories--one from S. America and one from Texas. Both depict the "silly" (to say the least) "personality" of this critter which we call The Armadillo! Stay cool, Brother! bsgit

[@kennethwright8065]

Always enjoy your videos thank you for bringing us along. I always bring my 5.7x28 sbr with suppressor for the skunks and armadillos. Alot quieter and not as expensive. That being said i hunt off the roof of my atv so i can haul more stuff and drag off the hogs . Please keep up the great job you're doing

[@adamdines6118]

That was a fast diller! I'm just glad it didn't charge you.😂 GSMF!

[@CarpeSus]

@@adamdines6118 I got lucky!

[@williefourie5274]

Is an armadillo a problem animal there? Arent theyva protective species?

[@qualityfun8304]

Also wanted to know? Can’t see the purpose of shooting them!?

[@CarpeSus]

Armadillos in Texas are considered to be a naturally invasive species. These are the nine-banded armadillos (Dasypus mexicanus (formerly D. novemcinctus mexicanus) is not a protected species and are considered to be a pest. I only hunt them on properties where the landowners want them gone. The same holds for coyotes and skunks. The only animals we kill on the property I own are hogs and beaver.

[@jondavidmcnabb]

I would love your demo/opinion of 6mm ARC?

[@CarpeSus]

Lol, somebody would have to send me one.

[@cw2a]

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