Worst Feral Hog Problem EVER | 180 Hogs Down

Texas hunters eliminate 180 feral hogs, including 74 in a single night.
This video illustrates the severity of the feral hog problem in Texas. It is also intended to help educate viewers on some of the current technology and methods that farmers, ranchers, and other private citizens are utilizing to manage this problem.
The video contains direct comparison footage of traditional Gen 3 night vision/image intensification, digital light-amplification, and various thermal imagers.
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Why do We Hunt Feral Hogs?
Feral hogs are a non-native and invasive species in the United States. Each year hogs cause billions of dollars in damage in the form of damaged crops, contaminated water supplies, broken equipment, transmission of diseases and injury to livestock.
Feral hogs compete with native wildlife for resources and also prey directly on the eggs and young of ground nesting birds and will actively hunt small mammals, frogs, lizards and snakes.
With no natural predators, the feral hog population has remained largely unchecked and continues to grow exponentially.
Due to their intelligence, adaptability, and prolific breeding habits, traditional methods of hunting and trapping have been largely ineffective in reducing the feral hog population. Since hogs are mostly nocturnal, they are able to utilize the cover of darkness to feed and travel from place to place while avoiding frequent contact with humans.
In recent years, however, technological advances have resulted in the increased availability and affordability of night vision and thermal optics, giving citizens a new tool to help mitigate the destruction caused by feral hogs.
Feral swine are not considered game animals in Texas and may be hunted by any means or methods at any time of year.
More information about the feral hog problem in the US: www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourf...
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[@CornNURButt]

Silence of the hams

[@captainjohnnymartinez833]

Lmao!!! 🤣

[@thecrazybiologist]

World war P. The porkening.

[@Oldclimber1]

Nice !!!

[@adkinsyum]

Ha ha 🤣

[@bradcash8572]

Oh, now that's funny! 😂

[@hanswurst2189]

God, it just breaks my heart; I'll never be able to afford one of those thermal scopes!

[@Will_b83]

Bud they make quite a few that are far more affordable now, my aim point was like 2500 bucks, and trueglo makes one thats so comparable at 300 bucks it actually makes my head hurt to think about it.

[@tonydodds5968]

🤣👏👍🤝😎

[@markspeeps]

I've heard if you go there there are places that provide everything. Pullup and start shooting.

[@billwilliams6827]

How much is one of those Sights ? Watching from Australia

[@ryanjohnson9650]

@@billwilliams6827 the absolute lowest I've seen is around 2500 usd

[@pete540Z]

"Feral swine are not considered game animals in Texas and may be hunted by any means or methods at any time of year. " Any means, to include a reinforced front steel bumper!! Loved that.

[@dirtbikeheaven1129]

I knew Texas had a hog problem but I never imagined there were groups of that size. Keep up the good work and keep posting these videos.

[@user-hl1fi3ey4s]

Это не охота это убийство

[@58nunzi]

It's a relief knowing that there are guys out there addressing this problem. Thank you Gentlemen.

[@VictorNickel]

What are the natural animal predators of hogs, except mankind?

[@josephbryan9866]

@@VictorNickel mountain lions and bears. that’s about it in the states

[@logangrieger6426]

@@VictorNickel snakes, gators, cougars, and depending on the size of the hog, coyotes could also be natural predators. Just depends where the hogs are

[@lestergillis8171]

@@logangrieger6426 What cartridge/caliber is being used there?? Sounds like some kind of .223. I could be mistaken.

[@user-wk6kv1ew2h]

пригласите в америку 100 российских браконьеров и течении месяца проблема будет решена

[@jason4275]

*4:42** I notice you were nice enough, to let the Hog finish his Pooping, before putting him down, good job.*

[@murrayf2890]

That was kinda funny watching that shot lol

[@areyoumadbroxd6861]

Lmao, I was just thinking. He’s letting the hog have his crap first. The last crap he’ll ever have haha.

[@daNeterAUsaru999]

jason4275 I was thinking about the same thing and I saw your comment. Lmao 😂😂😂😂😂

[@MarshaNPILoveCanada]

🇮🇩 Probably not even completely finished so the last bit gonna stay in his intestines xD

[@richiezuo8151]

Hmmmm, I didn’t find what you described, can you tell me where is it in video .

[@edwardleach7298]

Well done guys. When I lived in Texas some of the city officials in Harker Hieghts were urging people to go out hunting these feral hogs.

[@peterjackson7473]

Man, you used to live there? With city officials like that I'd never have left or vote left.

[@edwardleach7298]

@@peterjackson7473 I had to leave cause of my job relocating.

[@peterjackson7473]

@@edwardleach7298 don't we all bud.

[@spaceace1006]

It always amazes me how fast they can run! Even the little Piglets can run like the wind!

[@kentuckyearl8202]

Crazy isn't it? Definitely would be a fun challenge.

[@gorpim]

Right they movin like jerome bettis out therer!! 🤣🤣

[@Xcreator999]

Squeal Team Six, going dark.

[@Noekecc]

literally fax yo

[@URIOTA]

That TOO GOOD! 😂

[@JohnSmith-ki2eq]

Thank you Sir, this made me LoL pretty hard, and the laughs have been kinda sparse of late.

[@Rmedia360]

LMAOOOO!!!

[@aeea434]

Oh my goodness so many Drecksau overthere good job clean up 👆 👍

[@warrenslo5895]

Why is bacon 4.99 a pound ?

[@warrenslo5895]

@David Parry : I don't care. 1.99 a pound with holes .

[@machinesandthings7121]

Because these hog are full of parasites. I'm not eating that meat.

[@worsethanjoerogan8061]

@@machinesandthings7121 You can eat wild pork, just make sure to cook it right and steer clear of the nasty large boars.

[@machinesandthings7121]

@@worsethanjoerogan8061 enjoy

[@areyoumadbroxd6861]

@Machines and things Even pet pigs have parasites as many farmers do not regularly deworm thousands of pigs...Not only that, any human at any given time has a minimum of two types of worms in their body. Meat is COOKED before you eat it. Parasites don’t survive being cooked as long as it is cooked properly,

[@brentcameron4494]

Nice footage. All shooting, no talking. It was interesting to compare the different images from the different gear.

[@WJack97224]

Outstanding! Thank you for knocking down the pests.

[@jamesgloriod7195]

Suggestion: Before each shooting session you show night vision equipment used. How about showing the spec's on the rifles and the cartridges used? I bet I'm not the only one wondering.

[@neilrobinson1956]

Never realised how serious a problem these hogs and other invasive species are and the damage they do to the USA. Amazing equipment you guys use, and incredible accuracy. Stay safe and keep up the good work👍🇬🇧🇬🇧👍

[@hiloviking]

Estimated 6 million wild hogs in the US increasing at about a 20% rate every year. But there aren’t enough hunters to keep up with the rate of increase year after year. Somebody needs to develop an AI rapid fire system that does not miss and fires very rapidly, set up two or three stations wipe out the whole herd.

[@BobbyTucker]

@@hiloviking , You just might be surprised at how many of us are 'chomping on the bit', wanting to load up and come out to help.

[@maxb4074]

Controls soil erosion, helps native species

[@alaskancitizen6586]

00:55 UFO sighting up to the left...

[@josephpe90]

5:45 at that point just call an air strike

[@m33lover]

OH Mann, I needed this....Thank you. Sending my best from Los Angeles.

[@Ultimatenightvision]

👊

[@acegibson9533]

The military should incorporate this as part of their sniper school training. It's a fast moving, unpredictable target, so why not.

[@edgarqueguia2828]

@Ace Gibson that is TRUE...for U.S. Scout Rangers "TRAINING" in preparation of billions INSECTS invasion if ww3 broke out...wish Philippines Scout Rangers can have this technology also incase of ww3...ofw.

[@walkaway6353]

Or when we can start "culling" the LibRETARD herd.

[@lawrencewright2816]

How about a Gatling gun?

[@samuelthecalled6899]

@@walkaway6353 damn you savagely murdered him lol

[@heatcheck3]

Squeal Team 6

[@endtimefreak]

These hogs are smart critters and get educated with every experience they have with trapping and/or shooting... just wondering if using silencers would delay their 'automatic scattering' at the sound of gunfire, so as to be better able to pick a few more off before they bolt - I think using silencers would bring a higher kill ratio. BTW, it would be good to know that these kills are filling up some deep freezers --- either way, keep up the good work boys!

[@seanblack9085]

Silencers would work at longer distances, and maybe give you a second or more to get onto another hog but it would likely only work at longer distances, 200 or more and at that point it would be more efficient to be as close as these guys are, to give you a lot of time while they are running away and easier targets to shoot

[@joshuaszeto]

out of curiousity, what sort of rounds are used to take these hogs down? I have heard lots of good things about 300 blackout for this sort of task

[@graymatter242]

The feral hog problem is terrible in a lot of the US (mainly texas), but great job to you guys putting a little dent in it here and there. They are a HUGE problem which will take a long period of time to take care of and reduce their numbers (if they don't keep exponentially populating). But it is great to watch. I wish I had your job and could help the landowners and farmers of Texas like you guys do, getting rid of those bastards who never should have been there to begin with. They eat and destroy everything..

[@derekporter7651]

How about using bait laced with contraceptive but only in a trap not frequented by animals that are not a problem?

[@challis5513]

I think it's absolutly terrible and sickening that so many got away!! Keep up the good work

[@sweeptheleg.]

Gotta leave some for the next week. 🤣

[@xXrandomryzeXx]

You had us in the first half.

[@challis5513]

@@xXrandomryzeXx hahahhaha thankyou. We have no feral hogs in South Africa just worthogs.. Taste so good

[@QuestionMark......]

That was funny when that pig got shot in his anus at 13:50 and he started screaming and hollering. LOL

[@gorpim]

Agreed I'm gonna have a harder time sleeping knowing that some survived

[@TheStuport]

Great Plug on the back of that Tee Shirt @ 2:27.... "Whatcha got bud?" BEAUTIFUL

[@OtherMike5000]

I personally find it disgusting and offensive… ….that ammo is so expensive these days.

[@Ultimatenightvision]

More information about the feral hog problem in the US: www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/wildlifedamage/operational-activities/feral-swine

[@rondohunter8966]

At 2:21 that guy on the right back of his t-shirt "Whatcha got Bud?" Lmao!! I want one of those shirts!!

[@Ultimatenightvision]

Rondo Hunter Should be some Tee Spring links to them under the video

[@rondohunter8966]

@@Ultimatenightvision Thanks!!

[@georgevavoulis4758]

I totally support this hunt to eradicate these very destructive hogs . I wish we could do this in Toronto with the 1.6 million raccoons . Yes that's right he city of Toronto has 1,600,000 RACOONS

[@zackary87kr]

Does anybody else find these kinds of videos strangely relaxing? I'm getting a serious case of ASMR

[@Anomaly.Filmworks]

Yes. The synesthesia is overlapping with frisson. 🤪😄

[@brianrigsby7900]

Yep

[@lavenderwong4848]

Yes, and I live in sg where we cannot hunt 😂

[@Errr717]

I all the different camera technologies you bring to the hunt. The Nikon Z6 with the 85mm F/1.4 is awesome ... nice color with very little noise. What ISO was it set for?

[@Ultimatenightvision]

Auto ISO, Max 32,000 I think

[@Trash-horse]

Lol. I love the squeeling. Cracks me up every time

[@spaceace1006]

I only became aware of the Feral Pig problem sometime around 2006 or so. It's my understanding that the damage these beasts do; agricultural and otherwise, runs into billions annually. They're also aggressive and dangerous. I've heard that there have been serious injuries..even 1 or 2 people killed by these Monstrosities.

[@craigmacfarlane6372]

What do they do with all the ones that are killed.

[@Michael-rg7mx]

@@craigmacfarlane6372 Thanks to the Federal government. You can't sell them as meat in the store. You can harvest for personal use but sadly most get piled up to rot. If you are near a Beef farm in places like Texas they would probably help you load some up with a tractor. You will need to find a meat cutter that has separate equipment or process them yourself.

[@ulyx9804]

Javelinas shut down schools and all outdoor activities in many places. Seeing just a few animals is enough to shut down a local economy for several hours.

[@Michael-rg7mx]

@@ulyx9804 We have feral domestic pigs. The much smaller Javelina are far less dangerous. Both have a set of tusks. Unless trapped or starving they will run away.

[@JelMain]

Around 600 years ago, before firearms, they used spears. Simply stabbing the thing meant it had a fast track to the hunter, so they ended up putting cross-bars on the spear sh it was halfway to the pig roast before it died.

[@dionh70]

I'm absolutely astonished by the low-light capability of your Nikon Z6. With what must be a full moon for illumination, it's effectively daylight to that camera. Amazing. I've installed security cameras since the mid-90s, so I've got long experience with understanding light levels and electronic image capture devices.

[@robertkreiling1746]

What a awesome video and great shooting to boot !

[@stephennelson7031]

Pelfreysteel bumper lol love the videos guys

[@aceprecision1681]

This is some of the best editing and hunting footage I have ever seen. Truely remarkable gentlemen. Rest assured your efforts are greatly appreciated ! Cheers

[@jeffrunyon2871]

This is perfect eradication against an invasive species! Great way to get the job done and fantastic footage! Thank you.

[@QuestionMark......]

That was funny when that pig got shot in his anus at 13:50 and he started screaming and hollering. LOL

[@dennislindqvist8443]

It's not an invasive species, it's an imported species just like the cattle they spared.

[@plinthley]

It actually doesn't look very effective. This is more about guys having fun.

[@Pilot.Lindsay]

Awesome. Thanks for Sharing.

[@tymz-r-achangin]

Cool footage and even though its more work for uploaders to do it, it was nice getting to see the same footage but through different lenses

[@Putt-4-Dough]

Awesome footage , you guy’s have top of the line equipment . I know it’s a hell of a lot of work making these videos but I look so forward to seeing them when I get my notifications. Great shooting guy’s !!

[@Anomaly.Filmworks]

guys*

[@Putt-4-Dough]

@@Anomaly.Filmworks Thank you for the correction.

[@kentuckyearl8202]

@@Anomaly.Filmworks mommy?

[@brunfisen3286]

Daddy*

[@Justplainbill]

That looks like so much fun! I love the assortment of the thermal / night vision and labeling which one is which. The whole “same shot multiple camera angles” thing is truly fun to watch!

[@Ultimatenightvision]

🍻

[@AC-fn5uz]

Went down to Texas one year to visit a friend. Took us out to the edge of his property where we shot about 15 hogs in less than 10 minutes. He told me " this is a slow night". 😳

[@curtekstrom9531]

On my 680 acres, I have 2 Hog Traps 20'x24' and have several friends that join on Several nights and days for Target Practice on other Hogs. Whether trapped and Shot or out right field shot. The Area Zoo's like the Carcasses.

[@onamemmet]

Gotta say, the ratting videos are a lot more satisfying to watch. This looks like a visual arts project; just a jumbled mess of angles, colours, psychedelics, daytime/nighttime, hunter, photographers, prey, all randomly piled together.

[@ivannunez3131]

You guys ever feel like the predator walking around with all that fancy gear ? Bad ass !!

[@Ultimatenightvision]

A little

[@brians7181]

I thought of that movie too watching this video

[@duanehenicke6602]

I hope there's not a Arnold hog out there.....

[@Vinishnoo]

@@Ultimatenightvision this comment was at 69 likes, almost made it 70 by accident

[@ZookDude]

@@Vinishnoo oh, thank you for this comment, i liked it too without noticing my mistake.

[@PittManGaming]

I could watch this all day. Excellent footage. Thanks guys for sharing.

[@Dennco2000]

Lmao 🤣 loved the road warrior version at the end LMAO 😜

[@madmanmechanic8847]

Can you guys do a video on your gear and riffles and what ammo you use. I am dying to know

[@soundninja0]

This is one thing I want to do before I die. An all nighter in the country hunting feral hogs.

[@tommyclough9981]

Geoff Hell yeah. This just made my bucket list.

[@rondohunter8966]

@@tommyclough9981 Just about to say the same. Bucket list: Go hunting hogs in Texas. Take explosives; Claymores, C-4, mortars, .50 cal auto, etc.

[@carlosaircraftmechxnic2819]

Amen.

[@rondalee7704]

Headed to Texas next winter...my bucket list also....i like when they are driving the fields at night getting the pigs. It gets pretty crazy.

[@onPoint00]

Man if I had night vision scope I could do this at my ranch pigs are every where out there

[@jamescoffey1031]

Awesome job & service to ALL of the community. Thanks.

[@lindaphillips1481]

The fireflies were so neat to see in the background.

[@georgemallory797]

Once the first shots commence, it's like a ballroom blitz.

[@pliskenx51mm83]

I've never seen camera's that make night time look like the day before! Like at 7:29 where it says it 1:15AM. Thats insane! Good video and taking down those hogs!

[@connergarlock771]

I was just thinking that. Really impressive honestly

[@mustafa.d7488]

Yeah! My mind is blown away. How?

[@connergarlock771]

@@mustafa.d7488 I've got no idea. Im about to look up the camera and see

[@pliskenx51mm83]

@@connergarlock771 I imagine it has a really big lens and the ISO is cranked as high as it could go. Thats just my theory. But I've never seen one that draws in so much light it looks like day time before.

[@musti7516]

its a 1800 dollar lens, canadian price is like 2500 nikon z6 and the nikko is like 2,000, expensive but amazing it makes 1am looks like 5pm afternoon

[@elcarlos530]

Just saw this on my recommendation and been bench watching for the past hr. Good shit!

[@Ultimatenightvision]

🍻

[@johnmotzenbecker1268]

Ultimate Night Vision ; I love to watch your " Shoot Outs " , and I would imagine , the most important thing any Shooter has to learn to do , is to properly sight in his weapon . What about the wind , and how the projectile will drop over distance , [ I forget what that is called ] . Lastly how about using { Tracers } . although I suppose , there is a ganger with [ FIRE ] there . Jack

[@paulortiz2035]

Some of these guys are very close yo the target so there isn't much drift going on! The stupid pigs are not even afraid of people--- Until folks start shooting some hot lead their way! One guy walked right up on the one, looked like he was 10feet away. Or less. And piggy just stood there.

[@danielhawkins1412]

Nice Shooting, Question, What do you do with all the Pork taken? I Hope it isn't wasted, just for the sport of eradication.

[@ralphholiman7401]

I thought we had a lot of hogs, lol. Love the way you put what night vision gear we’re looking through on the screen.

[@xoffox6506]

That full color night vision is tripping me tf out bro.

[@hp2084]

Thats not night vision, thats a very fast lens with very low shutter speed and very high ISO.

[@lowdieee]

Thermal?

[@shaundavis8522]

ck out the atn i have x sight 2 it works pretty good as well at a budget

[@carlloud1187]

Love the shirt..."Whatcha got bud?"

[@willieboy7597]

Pure delight to watch.

[@neptuneblood6916]

In the early 90s in Germany on the tank ranges we used to get an arv with a massive spotlight and sit on the bucket with 3 gpmgs and bag a few hogs even seen a couple get hit with a hesh round and apfds on night shoots great fun

[@moritz8183]

Machen die des noch heute? Glaub nich, dass die Grünen damit einverstanden sind lol. Bin eher ein tierfreund aber bei Koyoten/Wildschweinen mach ich mehr oder minder ne Ausnahme...

[@neptuneblood6916]

@@moritz8183 Ich glaube nicht, dass es vor fast 30 Jahren war

[@PittManGaming]

The “steel bumper “ kill was one of my favorites. LOL

[@onemoremisfit]

Smashing!

[@PittManGaming]

@@onemoremisfit LOL 😂

[@jax8646]

If you leave a hate comment you’ve never shot a pig. 💯

[@StephenDoty84]

13:49 "Hey, you shot me in the ass. No fair!" Quit running down barrel then.

[@72defender]

Love these 20+ minute videos! More of these please!

[@saltycadet5904]

Man, it's like they sent seal team six to assassinate these hogs lol

[@DarkanonsChannel]

Squeal team six?

[@nadurspike]

But team six kill enemy shooting back. Not small animals in an open field, without ways to defend yourselves

[@guimaraspc]

@@nadurspike those are pest. Get out of the internet if your feelings was hurt. Go to disney channel.

[@redjupiter2236]

Salty Cadet Hahaha 😂 if it was 6 no hogs would get away

[@annotten7413]

Amir Nadur J. These “poor defenseless animals” cause millions of dollars in crop damage- go back to your safe space snowflake

[@ralpha112233]

A field needs to be set aside that can allow them on but has a perimeter fence that can be controlled to stop escape. Completed I know but it's not beyond our technology to be able to make something that can do this. Maybe a grate system that can be electrified or changed shape remotely so that it becomes unusable. Would it work or would they become wise to such a thing?

[@roberttorbett2279]

This was back in the fifties. I still have that gun today. I need to make a new foregrip and do some work on the ejector, it's just worn out. The gun still shoots as good as ever. You just have to pull the spent shells out. After all the gun is somewhere between eighty and one hundred years old. I hope my newer guns last that long.

[@OneManSmoke]

another nice thing about this video is the quality like the sound of impact is precisely what we need to be hearing . five stars.

[@eshtermacdonald3461]

This is really one of those challenging situations which require intense management, but l hope that this should instead be called Harvest time as am sure the pork is put to good use. Everything managed in balance. Gentlemen well done for the support you are giving to the farmers.

[@tman406]

Great stuff but, what do you do with all the dead hogs?

[@matter68]

Sorry if this seems like a silly question… but can the meat be used or are they just tossed out?

[@barrysheridan9186]

This night vision equipment is remarkable.

[@p03saucez]

Love the inclusion of the non-thermal/NVG shots.

[@wheelerballance2128]

What calibers are they shooting? This is one of my bucket list things do do

[@Nino-bu9mj]

hello hunters! may i ask what u do to the carcasses after theyve been killed? just curious about this matter. i hope u will enlighten me

[@ryanmailander4970]

No

[@levij323]

I love how some of them jump/fly in the air when hit.

[@one7decimal2eight]

The amount of equipment shown to us is impressive. And the video editing is top notch.

[@aligrotts6400]

I'm a first time watcher and am amazed that these beasts come in "herds".

[@mboyer68]

Boy, those hogs sure have a hard time figuring out where a sound cones from huh? They run right at you almost as often as away from you.

[@omnomshibob]

That was glorious, I'm beyond jealous that you guys get to do this. Pile 'em high boys!

[@lmcwill0502]

It is my understanding that Hog hunting in TX can be bought on your next vacation , look into that .

[@omnomshibob]

@@lmcwill0502 yes it can. I've looked into it and I can hunt warthogs in Africa for less money than hogs in Texas! I have to pay a trophy fee for any hog over 100lbs, only get 2 hogs and have to pay extra for more, can't shoot sows, etc etc etc. It's beyond a joke, hogs aren't pests to these people, they're cash cows.

[@magmat0585]

​@@omnomshibob what? One of my coworkers has an uncle with some land down there, we're gonna go later this month and my understanding is not only can we bag as many as we want, the county will actually pay us $5-6 a head. The uncle isn't making a business out of killing hogs, true, but surely there's someplace that'll let ya do it without paying out the nose?

[@omnomshibob]

@@magmat0585 almost definitely mate, but whoever they are they don't advertise on the Internet. I think the only way forward is via a personal invitation and that's not very likely to happen. I'm planning on visiting Texas for a couple of weeks this year, if we're allowed to travel, hopefully I'll meet someone while I'm out there.

[@giovannicorraliza8552]

Dont be jealous please

[@chaseboudreaux5514]

I love how you pin the comments of the "animal rights activists" to let everyone just tear into them

[@MilkEnjoyer420]

Amen

[@chriscanterbury8647]

Real americans👌

[@johnblankenship4295]

Looking for a budget friendly option for a NV optic that mounts forward of the existing scope. Say around $200.?

[@tymz-r-achangin]

If you have a licensed fully auto rifle, are there any states that allow them to be used for things like coyotes and hogs? Just wondering

[@ryryk6977]

You guys put so much time and effort into your videos I love watching y’all keep puttin them down

[@tlouie388]

Great video. I never knew that this problem existed. A few quick questions: What gun set ups did everyone use? How much ammo did ya'll use? How many nights did this video consist of? Thanks in advance.

[@cypherknot]

The more sows you remove, the more efficient is the management.

[@TOWNCARBUBBA87]

man that looks like a lot of fun shooting up some hogs. I never had that opportunity before. good job brother 👍

[@IRidez]

I’m on a binge, watching all your vids. I’ve never been a fan of hunting since the Army kinda ruined the outdoors for me. But man I’d love to get out there with my pops and go coyote huntin out here in SOCAL. Thanks for the content you have a like from me in all your vids !

[@Ultimatenightvision]

🍻

[@gorpim]

How and why exactly did the army ruin the outdoors for you?

[@IRidez]

@@gorpim because having to do MANDATORY OUTDOOR activities is not as fun as leisurely doin em haha!

[@gorpim]

@@IRidez Ok but why are your activities ruined now when they aren't mandatory anymore?

[@IRidez]

just join and find out dude. KZbin aint a therapy session LOL

[@whiskeyactual.]

It would be cool to get some details about you guy's rifle setups!

[@joseg.384]

En la región norte de México tenemos un problema similar, me gustaría que fuera posible aplicar esta clase de manejo del problema, obviamente con sus debidas restricciones.

[@gracocalpurnius4019]

Si se puede, se puede hacer caceria de cerdo sin restriccion de temporada no es como el venado,

[@larryc835]

Wow! Amazing optics.

[@benjaminmerritt769]

Every time I hear “BANG” and the subsequent “THUD” I have this odd need to go heat up the skillet. Uncanny.....

[@muskokamike127]

Can you eat them though? I've heard many have worms etc.....

[@benjaminmerritt769]

I’ll eat up the sows and the little ones. The big boar pigs get hauled off.

[@jamesmerone]

Bravo Six, going dark.

[@kevinmcnally3707]

So that Night Vision Scope there using, what's the cost?

[@netherman1527]

July 15 2020 No Feral Hog's Mission "Remember, No Feral Hog left"

[@justicefall1917]

Swine eradication at it’s finest! Best on KZbin!!

[@CarnusCaedes]

Pelfreybilt Steel Bumper - It was super effective!

[@upresins]

Will it help the hunters if the guns have noise suppressors? Or Silencers (or whatever) I feel it would be if use. Just wanted to ask.

[@ryanmailander4970]

They literally use suppressors. It doesn’t matter anyway because h e bullet is going supersonic which in most cases is louder than a suppressed rifle.

[@upresins]

@@ryanmailander4970 Thanks, sir. True what you said. But after that first bullet and the loud bang, any surprise would be lost; the pigs would get spooked and start running amok. If the impact of the bullet sound is minimised, then the element of 'surprise' could be extended a bit and it would be possible to get more of them.

[@user-kz3yc2xd3u]

Greetings from Pulsar's birthplase! Good gob, guys!

[@blue-phoenix115]

Great video, couldn’t finish it. I’ll save the rest for when I’m having a meal, preferably 🥓

[@michaelmoser7892]

Dumping mags and dumping piggies another great ham slam gentleman. Question how do you shoot piglets with a clear conscience🤔 my answer is you just don't lead them as far😆👌👊👊👊

[@Ultimatenightvision]

Headshots help clear the mind

[@mikemarti2073]

Michael Moser Thanks mike!!! Love the ‘’ slam the ham‘’ that’s going to be my new catchphrase!!!

[@ryangosling6352]

@@Ultimatenightvision yeah watching it too..

[@redjupiter2236]

It’s either their piglets or our Babies, you pick.

[@nunobarros3629]

Really??? And piglets turn into butterflies when get to age????

[@cashville_holt8th4]

4:35 you interrupted him taking a shit 😂

13:48 got a dose of the good ol' "Texas enema"