The question is whether or not Olight will send me a light, LOL. I will look into it.

I don't keep them. I have given some away. This one actually went to my cousin for teaching purposes.

@@CarpeSus A fine use for them. Well done!

OUT FRICKING STANDING! Drop me an email at [email protected] and maybe we can get you a Carpe Sus shirt.

I think it is a nicely capable round. That isn't to say that there aren't a lot of other nicely capable rounds, like 6.8 SPC. However, I got into Grendel. It worked for me. So, I stuck with it.

Part-time time traveler. Don't tell.

@@CarpeSus lmao. The new Dr who.

@@CarpeSus dot any winning lotto numbers for July 10th???

That would not be fair.

@@CarpeSus I wondered about that date too. I thought maybe y’all go by a different calendar in Texas? 🤣

Wow! About 36 years ago, I fell asleep during rainy weather on I-35 and drifted off the road into the woods where I hit a tree head-on at 65 mph (cruise control speed). Several people saw me go and some of them stopped. I was beaten and bruised, but in decent shape, all things considered. Now, I could have been injured much worse and where I stopped was totally hidden from the road. I was 20 miles from the nearest town. If that was the case, that might have been it for me, but I think they had called 911 before they even found me. I can't say enough good things about good people.

@@CarpeSus Jeez, I hear you. Good to see you're still kicking. Good people are good people. Been thinking about that a lot recently.

@@vincei4252 You, too. Those people didn't have to open their home up to you. They did well even if the passersby did not.

I’m glad that the situation turned out okay in the end but I question why were you barefoot? Did you not have shoes on while driving in winter weather?

3 Bucks?

What I need is experience with a person with a thermal drone...

Also wanted to know? Can’t see the purpose of shooting them!?

Armadillos in Texas are considered to be a naturally invasive species. These are the nine-banded armadillos (Dasypus mexicanus (formerly D. novemcinctus mexicanus) is not a protected species and are considered to be a pest. I only hunt them on properties where the landowners want them gone. The same holds for coyotes and skunks. The only animals we kill on the property I own are hogs and beaver.

@@adamdines6118 I got lucky!

Thanks 👍

CSMF!

I have a couple of landowners that want armadillos removed. Yes, they can move quite fast. They can actually be quite graceful - hard to imagine, but true.

Lol, I was with 1/2" of POA.

It will work, but your FOV will be terribly small.

All of the animals I hunt for myself or landowners are animals considered to be pests or a threat by the particular landowner. This means I shoot only specific problem species for any given property and things vary between properties. For example, I don't hunt coyotes or armadillos on my own property, but I hunt them for others that consider them to be pests. Beaver are a wonderful little animal, quite beneficial to the environment, so long as you don't want your local environment changed. The reason I shoot beaver is mainly due to flooding that they cause. However, on my property, they take trees along the creek that I don't want taken down. They will also come up >100 yards and take fruit trees from the yard around my house. In the above video, the beaver keep trying to dam the overflow drain (prevents the lake from getting too high and having to use the emergency spillway which then will require dozer work afterward to repair damages to the spillway caused by erosion).

Hello Damien! Only beavers on land I can access get recovered. Otherwise, the turtles and fish get a feast.