Go check out razor dobbs, dude killed a cape Buffalo with 10mm

Congrats on the bear. The camera really does take away from how extremely steep it is. Just got back from some hells canyon myself. Wow the comments here sure are ignorant. It is a bit small but still a fine bear. Mountain bears of the west are smaller. I think a lot of people are familiar with baited bears from the east part of the country or worse peoples pictures of bears. Just like with fish they put the animal way in the foreground and stand back. Makes yhe animal look way bigger than reality. Any who thanx for the video!

Y'all walk north from the old bridge?

Used to walk that river for miles. There are some pretty big smallies in some of the bigger pockets.

I was wondering if you had another video of a nilgai taken at my buddy Dale’s place.

what was your scope magnification in this shot?

Don't matter what size gun you have. Shot placement is everything

This is literally the best one out of all prairie dogs blownapart videos I've watched. Background music choice is immaculate, the slow mos are perfect.

Wild domestic hogs , red one was a duroc

People have been hunting with 357 mag pistoll for a while of course 10mm can

Big challenge hunting bigger animals with a pistol, been doing it for around 40 years

Your "Dings" is what just gave you a thumbs down. I appreciate the ear PIERCING dings!!! Good huntin' tho!

That was fantastic fellas. Thank you very much. I would love to see more of those headshots you made .good shooting. I can’t wait until next time.

Excellent video, good camera man too. My Glock 40 with an extended threaded barrel is bullseye accurate. I lived deep in the Rocky Mountains and hike in some thick timber. Always packing a powerful side arm. I seem to lean on that Glock more than other high caliber pistols. With the Radical Arms single dot tall night sights, my shooting accuracy was instantly improved. I really don't like red dot sights myself, prefer simplicity and reliability in potentially dangerous territory.

Imagine there’s a nilgai sleeping on the bed

There was a video I saw a few years ago that I can’t seem to find, but a park ranger was out riding a snow Mobile and got rushed by a moose and the dude pulled out one of the Glock 10mm models and put 2 clean shots in the chest and the moose staggered and hit the dirt. Once I saw that I was bought in on a 10mm

I believe you killed somebody's milk cow.

You are not going to drop a mule deer in its tracks with a 6.5 Needmore lol

Fucking 10mm is so under rated. People forget this gun is design to drop a grizzly bear

Come on plinkster go hunt some bigger game with that 10mm. You know that caliber wants a bigger hunt.

Pistols are less accurate and less powerful than a rifle leading to bad hits and animals suffering.

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10mm.G40 is such over but instant kill. I've seen many video on here taking down deer with magtech fmj rounds from over 25 yards away it's crazy. I love this thing

Uh, what load? bullet? optic?

Whhhaaaatttt this is awesome just found this channel

0:50 ........ Plinkster , got'em right in the sphincter .

I was just watching vids on how they make “good” pets lol

Two issues here. 1) Shooter significantly exaggerated the range. 2) This was in South Florida and the hogs are smaller down there due to the food supply. Those weren't much bigger than most dogs. Of course, a 10mm is going to be able to take them. In Central and Northern Florida, they get much bigger. I have shot some in the 300-400 lbs range and seen others much larger. If you want to get within the ethical shooting range of a 500 lbs hog with a 10mm handgun, you better be up on your marksmanship skills. I've seen hogs absorb 12 gauge, 30-30, 5.56 and keep on going. My recommendation is always head shoot them; particularly if you are within shotgun range. I've dropped them at 90 yards with a .308, 15 yards with 7.62x39 AR15 and 10 yards with a .450 Bushmaster AR15. All three headshots. All three didn't take a step. If you come down here to hunt, 50 yards is a long shot unless you are on the edge of field or along a powerline or right of way. The woods are very thick and there is lots of low underbrush. They can come out of nowhere. If they turn on you, you're not gonna have a lot of time to make a plan. I carry a 10mm or a .45 ACP as a backup, but not sure you would want to tangle with one or more of them betting your life on a relatively low power round and your under-pressure marksmanship skills. Certainly, your call.

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What you need is a helofacopter

I hunt hogs here in Texas with .22lr and .22mag. Best rimfire kill I’ve had is a 125lb hog at 50yds with my 10/22 charger using 40gr RWS field grade hollowpoints. I’m actually taking my 10mm RIA 1911 FS HC out for a hog hunt this Saturday. I’ll be using 135gr double tap solid copper hollowpoints. I’ll be hunting from the ground at about 50yds at night.

I can't find ammo I have the same gun and have every thing to reload it bit I can't find the ammo to reload it help if you can

A lot more prairie dogs on camera.

Love hunting in Tn. ! Never know when a Big boy will pop up ! Scenery in the Fall alone is worth the effort . I am Blessed to be a land owner in Tn. on a place loaded with bob cats , Never get tired of seeing them ! Great buck !

Nesito una caravina 410

Where are you? I am in ETN

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Solid Buck!

Federal 10mm = 40 S&W. You wamt Underwood, Double Tap or Buffalo Bore. Thank me later.

Well that was about worthless......

I think with g20 10mm a red dot optic would help on accuracy

That was awesome man great job

This is my kind of hunting 😁

You can “put the stalk” on them hogs easier if you get them to wear ear plugs….🤣🤣🤣

Nice video & obvious they were rutting. I’m 56 & still love squirrel hunting with a 22. Keep em coming guys 👍

Please film an armadillo hunt. They're gun to shoot also

Using tracers have opened my eyes to how they ricochet particularly when you shoot them on the ground

😭 u r gross

Yes I use my 22 for years all the hype about the 10mm is just that

that's a dog-sized bear, really just a one year old cub. let it walk.