yeah he's absolutely lethal when it comes to leading them and making them run into it! Quick reflexes as well. The other shooters were good as well though, MUCH better than I can do! Another good thing I noticed about the black/white 3-tine reticule shooter - he/she knows to aim lower when the pigs are close (within 20 yards or so). I've seen a lot of videos of guys quickly bumping half a dozen rounds on a very close pig, and they all go over it.

Yeah he’s normally pretty dearly behind the rifle. Thanks for the view and comment.

Sounds like someone gets it! Thanks for the comment and view.

I can only hope the aroma of bacon doesn't add to climate change

baby turns into an adult and makes more babies, the way she goes. crazy that some people don't get it or that doing this is good for the ecosystem.

Great presentation of the concept of exponential breeding. If a region were wiped clean, one breeding pair left unattended would lead to the wiped out population coming back in short order. They don't quite breed like rabbits, but they're not far off. If we compare the numbers with high density commercial pig farming, then we can easily understand how fast this goes off the rails.

Wow very interesting you know yoru shit

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Hey, how many feral pigs do you think are in major metropolitan areas anyway. You hear automatic gun fire in the big cities, you run like hell cause somebody flip his lid. Thanks to the NRA by the way…. They get your 2nd amendment but somebody doesn’t get their “life, liberty and pursuit of happiness.” Thoughts and prayers, I guess.

Where in this video do you see proof for high capacity mags?

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Has nothing to do with ribs…

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Some of the shooters here are not great marksman. They're spraying and praying.

I must have been watching a different video to you. Lots of multiple shots one one target. Lots of hits in the back legs and in many cases the shot was landing behind the pig. Seen much better shooting than that.

There a many, many misses and these are the ones specifically chosen for the video... so maybe you are over-stating. Imagine how many misses were left out.

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Thanks for the comment. We are looking at trying to do a video along these lines in the future.

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I saw it!

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We will hopefully have more videos like this in the near future. That's if harvest is as good as it usually is.

@@HickoryFlatBoars Showcase one of them flat boars. Aint never seen me one of them.

@@harrymallory7963 they’re in almost every video 😂

@@HickoryFlatBoars Where? I don't see any flatness whatsoever! They seem to have a dimension no matter which direction they're seen from!

Less action, please! The current pace is overwhelming, and it detracts from the overall experience. A more balanced approach would be appreciated.

No joke!

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Yep! Lol Thanks for the view and for commenting

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Yes sir!

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Not really sure what happened. About to shoot and they just laid down. 😂 thanks for the view and comment.

Thanks for the comments. I imagine you would of had a blast.

We do too. Thanks for the comment and view. We appreciate it.

When the weather gets cold I want to go hog hunting.

Thanks Amy

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Nice!

something wrong with you

124 grain sp for the x39 and 65 grain green tip for the 223 is what we mainly use.

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Be patient. Offer to help the land owners/farmers/ranchers with whatever they may need. Treat their land good by taking care of it If you keep it up and keep a good attitude you’ll soon have more land than you can hunt.

@@HickoryFlatBoars thank you so much!!

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Mainly 7.62x39. Some 223. We don’t run 308s much anymore.

​@HickoryFlatBoars why not?

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Quite satisfying - if you do a bit of reading (Like good old Texas boy Jim Hightower) and bone up on the good information. Farmer and rancher friendly. Understanding what they're up against, and how much this collection of vermin costs American agriculturists annually - gorging on the grain, the plants, crops, everything they plant. Free lunch from piglet to boar. So the elimination game is payback due. These pigs are not "natural" indigenous wildlife. They are an artificially introduced population (going back 500 years) from Spaniards wandering around what was to become Texas, looking for their El Dorado (city of gold) which they never found. The ancestors of wild boars were domestic pigs brought from Spain. Six to nine million pigs. That's a lot of rootin' tootin' shootin'. Target practice for one and all. But notice how the professionals keep the hazards under control. I get sick and tired of the "is there a more humane way to do this?" crowd. I want to tell them all, 160 families of pigs just ate their way through $50 thousand worth of your bank account. How does that make you feel? Humane?

KS47 7.62x39 and some .223

You could eat the meat if you wanted. They do carry a lot of diseases though so you’d have to make sure to cooked it properly.

the smaller ones but not the big ones

We give them away when we have people to take them. Mostly they are left for the wildlife though.

@@HickoryFlatBoars if they are eating oats , corn and other crops their meat may be better quality than what's sold in grocery stores

they'd be a great protein source for soup kitchens and other hungry people

I was thinking about that. That’s a lot of bacon to pass

These are wild hogs. Some are mixed with domestic pigs. That said they taste gamey and stink. Most are also full of worms. These hogs are very destructive here in Texas, tearing up crops and destroying native habitat that other small game animals need to survive. @@Whatta33

Most of the time we do.

​@@HickoryFlatBoarsI thought most Went to a slaughter house to be, made into pet food??!!!

The lead in the bullets doesn't decompose.

@@HickoryFlatBoars I imagine there are enough small carnivores, birds of prey etc. to do the job. Good for those populations. Too bad a few more apex predators couldn't help out with the pigs.

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Some 7.62x39 and some .223

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Du idiot!

Correct

I believe they are feral hogs that do much destruction to the crops here in the states, and i cant believe what a problem they've become. I see lots of videos like this.

There’s tens of thousands of them at minimum in just Texas

148,000 ft/yds

Yeah, that really tickles my funny bone....

you're clearly a sick person but it's not too late to get some help

The shooting around the cattle like in this videos is mainly done by one person and it’s his family cattle. The guy that owns the cattle gets hit for 10s of thousands of dollars a year in feed that the pigs eat. He’s told the shooter to kill the pigs however he can.

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@@HickoryFlatBoars I think a lot of our bleeding heart supposedly animal loving libs need to read, hear, and understand your comment. "The guy that owns the cattle gets hit for tens of thousands of dollars a year in feed that the pigs eat." This is what city armchair sitters don't get, don't see, don't understand. The economics of the thing. Obviously a farmer/rancher can't afford to take this hit. He is not ranching to preserve a wild boar population. Meat on the hoof from an average steer would out-sell that same weight of wild pork by a factor of what? In a way I guess, you could compare this to a rat infestation getting into a grain storage silo. Nobody would question that. My profound respect for all farmers, ranchers and agriculturists fighting this problem. I wish y'all had better governmental support. But not surprised your best methods are probably of your own design. All the best.

They feed the wildlife. Thanks for watching.

At the rate we're going now? Maybe by the end of the century. Complete extinction? Not a chance. Which means down from a population high of 6 to 9 million, if we reduced it to 10% of that, it would still be a modest industry needing several thousand people to moderate.

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Not sure that we ever learned to shoot. As you can tell from our videos 🤣. Thanks for watching and for commenting.

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