a night run getting feral pigs/hogs off the wheat stubble

using a thermal screen an a .223 to shoot feral pigs on the lucerne

out for the night shooting feral pigs on lucerne an wheat stubble

final run around the traps for the week before free feeding again. 140 odd pigs for the week

off to check 4 traps, shooting feral pests.

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Cheeky trip out West with Dad to Dave's place (Bigboars1out) to test out my new night shooting setup.

It's not every day you get an opportunity to use a $23,000 AUD thermal scope to shoot some feral pigs for pest control. But here we are with the brand new InfiRay Rico RS75, 1280 HD resolution scope.

Big thanks to my mate for the invite out seeking assistance on this contract for pest control.

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Wild dogs in my local area have been attacking livestock and causing havoc to landowners, in this video I'm out on a contracted shoot targeting these troublesome predators. I'm running the Pulsar thermal gear in an attempt to lower pressure being applied as animals venture out into the paddocks after dark. It's often a false perception with wild dogs if they are friend or foe, but this is a never ending battle which many landowners in Australia contend with.

Watch the video and you'll see how everything unfolded.

Rifle used, I always get asked that - It's a custom Tikka T3 chambered in 6mm BR, 18" Carbon Six CF wrapped barrel and Hi-Tec Industries CF stock. The suppressor is made by Shawmac Industries, which works amazingly well on this cartridge shooting Hornady 87gr Vmax Projectiles (all ammo is reloaded, no please don't ask me for load data as I don't share this information). Thermal scope is obviously a Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XG50. For scanner duties, I'm running Pulsar Merger LRF XP50 thermal binoculars.

More now than ever, we need strong willed, resourceful and self sufficient young people entering the world of the hunter. Here is one such young man. Join me in wishing Darcy a very happy birthday.

Jesse Farr takes us through the WGR Game Meat factory.

This episode the team head out hunting a variety of different species, some with the rifle, some with the bow and sometimes just the camera. You will get to see deer, pigs, goats, rabbits and foxes. So let's not dilly dally, let's get in on the action.

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We head out walking creeks again as a family and Dan takes the lead then its Nats turn to take the lead but this time Dan stays at the car with the kids. Nat heads out for a solo hunt and solo films herself getting some boars and one of the biggest boars she has filmed to date.

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Join Lawson from Bailing Scaling BBQ on hunts with Jamie Otoole.

The boys head out for round two, this they caught more hogs and didn't lose the keys to their car!

This episode they are keeping it simple and heading out for a family run, Nat will be on the drone while the other boys are catching hogs.

Hey guys this is the last episode where we get some good boars one out with dogs the dogs and have our fair share of drama yet again. Lucky we have Dans mate Clayton there to help us out and we get 50 pigs in a few days. Tune in too see the very last hunt of the trip. Thanks for the support guys

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Hey guys we went on a family hunt at easter time and got some good boars and all the boars kept running at me but I was more than happy about it as me and the hounds got some good boars. Hope you like the film

Nat & Dan
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first night back at work after finger injury

out for the night shooting deer roos an pigs with harry