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This pest control shooting trip we are out hunting invasive species - Specifically feral pigs on the wheat and sorghum crop fields. There's also the odd fox taken if the opportunity presented itself. There's plenty of action packed footage in this video in both daylight and after the sun sets. If you're seeking a video with bulk shooting footage and no bullshit (maybe a little), this is your happy place !!!
Access into this area is with my mates Polaris XP1000 side by side ATV buggy. This machine is purpose built for his contract shooting business and works amazingly well in the terrain type we are in. We also tacked my EORB E-Bike on the back to close the gap silently on the pigs in the open. Bloody hell isn't that a win, and it'll now be a tool used more often where we need to cover large gaps to get closer to vehicle shy feral animals.
Big thanks to my unnamed mate "Bucket" for the call out seeking assistance on this control program. Yes this is "work" and we are out shooting from late afternoon nearly right through till dawn. But that doesn't mean we don't get to have a few laughs in the process.
I'm running a 308 Win rifle which is fitted on night one with a HIK Micro Stellar 2.0 SQ50 Pro, and night two a HIK Micro Thunder Zoom TQ60Z 2.0.
Daylight scope, I'm using a ZeroTech Vengeance 1-6x24mm SFP RAR, must say I really liked the reticle.
For scanner duties, I'm running the amazing Pulsar Merger LRF XL50 thermal binoculars in a chest rig. I'm yet to use a device it's equal in image and functionality in all aspects. This IMO is the best thermal scanner you can by as of posting this video in March 2024.
We are not shooting feral pigs for human consumption on this trip, it is purely pest control of invasive species in Australia. These uncontrolled animals are an environmental and agricultural menace, often carrying bacterial and diseases like brucellosis. Pigs are left where they lay as carrion, nothing generally lasts more than a week in the Aussie bush before it's just a few scattered remains.
I am a vertebrate pest control - contract shooter in NSW. For those wondering about the equipment being used, both my mate and I hold the necessary permits and licences when working under paid contract in NSW. This isn't hunting, it's professional pest control. If seeking information regarding that, please check the FAR webpage for details in your state. All shooting is performed on privately owned farms, with exclusive permission granted in writing for paid services.
Please don't ask how much I earn or how to become a contract shooter. I'm not a business adviser, the requirements and information vary state by state. If seeking this information research your own states legislation. I get this question a LOT, and it's not a path I wish to go down on social media.
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Shooting Feral Pigs
Wind on my nose
HIKMICRO
Feral pig cull
Night & Day
Hog Hunting
Vertebrate Pest Control
Clear the Crops
Crop Protection
Feral Pig Contracted Shooting
Feral Pig, Feral Cat & Fox Shooting
Clearing the Oats
Edge of the OUTBACK
Action Packed
Wild Deer
308 Winchester
308win
308 Win
GoPro Hunting Video
Shooting Foxes
thermal scope
atv hunting Australia
ATV off-road
4x4
4WD
Extreme off-road
thermal hunting
thermal hunting Australia
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hunting
Shooting
fox shooting
hunting at night with thermal
hunting foxes
feral cat
hunting kill shots
feral shooting
invasive species
pig hunting
hog hunt
hog shooting
feral pig
Kill shot
kills
Merger LRF XL50
Pulsar Thermal
hog hunting
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Camping