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Landowner called about hogs on somebody else's property...
#1
This was great. I am set up and hunting one place when one of my landowners calls and asks if a hunt a property over near him. His wife told him that I did (and she was right). He just wanted to let me know there were a lot of hogs on it, if I was interested.

INTERESTED? Real time intel on hogs on one of my properties is always of interest...

[video=youtube_share;9LRrotXzeVQ]https://youtu.be/9LRrotXzeVQ[/video]
Kill a hog. Save the planet.
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#2
Fantastic shooting... Nice job.
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#3
Another good video,
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#4
Super envy! I had chance to go hog hunting 2 nights ago on some E-Texas land. 400 acres in the middle of no where, surrounded by lands with nobody. But dadgumit, also no hogs. Still, it was nice to be out.

I will say, hog hunting without thermal, isn't easy either. I've gotten to mess with some thermal, and it's amazing, everything stands out like a beacon. Compared to cheap IR, green images in mono-chrome, at 50 yards tops, and it's pretty much just forget about it.

Good glass is nice, but hog hunting seems to be much more of a night-time opportunity than day-time, in my experience.

I love these video's! Convinces me that thermal is the single most important investment with hog-hunting. Silencer, gun, caliber, camo, etc; all are secondary investments, is what it's starting to look like!
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#5
Great shooting. Looks like those little TNT’s love fresh pork.
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#6
Great job and great video .
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#7
well done again DNS. impressive.
-tdbru
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