Thank you!
Oh now, walk all around in the dark before the moon is out without a light can be eerie, but not that video.That was earie
Great video. The music takes it over the top!
Wish I could afford a thermal. I'll just have to make do with my HD NV for now. The piggies left my place anyway. That's probably a good thing but still makes me --->
Thank you Shadow!
One thing I noticed in the video, the "bullet" can be seen in the video or the vapor trail behind the bullet is momentarily illuminated by the IR laser.
One thing I noticed in the video, the "bullet" can be seen in the video or the vapor trail behind the bullet is momentarily illuminated by the IR laser.
Aaaaah Bassin I am referring to the shot placement as in behind the ear.........earie
. That's ok I forgive you.
. That's ok I forgive you.
Oh we say "ear holed"!Aaaaah Bassin I am referring to the shot placement as in behind the ear.........earie
Works for me
The old man went out this afternoon and ear holed a 100# gilt at 150 yards. Pretty happy with him. He took care of the pig on his own and made a great shot. The shot makes me happiest as he had to learn to shoot left handed and using his left eye a few years ago because of a medical issue with his right eye.
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Tell him I said great shot! @Oklahomabassin
Thank you. Will do.
2 more head shots, 2 less hogs. 1 sow, 1 boar.
I took a buddy hunting that has been begging to go. He has an "AR 10 that will take care of the hogs". I gave instructions pre hunt that we would pick out a couple of the big ones to shoot and count down to fire. I didn't want to go western (he doesn't believe in the benefits of a suppressor) on em and dump a bunch of rounds so I can continue picking a few off this spot.
About 20-25 hogs came in and they were huddled in about a 15' diameter hole that must have something they really like there. It was tough for both of us (him) to have a good shot at the same time. Finally as the smaller hogs were run off, we had our chance. 1-2-Choo-Thump "#×$/ I don't know what happened, my gun didn't fire!" I said well my hog is down. I saw 4 or 5 hogs still standing around wondering what happened and I centered the cross hairs on another head. Choo-Thump another hog dropped. I could have shot another but didn't want to mess with more pigs on a night before working the next day. His gun wasn't in battery. His son posed for the pic.
I took a buddy hunting that has been begging to go. He has an "AR 10 that will take care of the hogs". I gave instructions pre hunt that we would pick out a couple of the big ones to shoot and count down to fire. I didn't want to go western (he doesn't believe in the benefits of a suppressor) on em and dump a bunch of rounds so I can continue picking a few off this spot.
About 20-25 hogs came in and they were huddled in about a 15' diameter hole that must have something they really like there. It was tough for both of us (him) to have a good shot at the same time. Finally as the smaller hogs were run off, we had our chance. 1-2-Choo-Thump "#×$/ I don't know what happened, my gun didn't fire!" I said well my hog is down. I saw 4 or 5 hogs still standing around wondering what happened and I centered the cross hairs on another head. Choo-Thump another hog dropped. I could have shot another but didn't want to mess with more pigs on a night before working the next day. His gun wasn't in battery. His son posed for the pic.
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