Brand new, Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XG50 in the field, let's RIP in. This shooting trip I'm out hunting feral pigs, deer, foxes and feral cats. There's heaps of thermal shooting footage with this new scope displaying real world usage and performance. Join me and my 7 year old little boy as we ride around on the quad bike taking care of pest animals. It's a beautiful area to spend time in, I'm grateful to get the work up there and spend some quality time away with the little fella. Always a big thanks to the property owners for having us up.

I'm not shooting for human consumption on this trip, it is purely pest control of invasive species in Australia. These uncontrolled animals are an environmental and agricultural menace, often carrying bacterial and diseases like brucellosis.

I am a vertebrate pest control - contract shooter in NSW. For those wondering about the suppressor, I hold the necessary permit in NSW to do so. If seeking information regarding that, please check the FAR webpage for details. All shooting is performed on privately owned farms, with exclusive permission granted in writing for paid services.


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 subsonic Speer 75gr Varmint Hollow Points. Regular supersonic ammunition, I'm shooting Nosler 80gr Ballistic Tips (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.

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This shooting trip I'm out hunting feral pigs, deer, foxes and feral cats. There's bulk 6BR shooting footage in this video with some daytime pigs and deer before we switch over to thermal once it got dark

The grass has definitely gone gang busters with feed levels at 6 - 10 feet high in a lot of the areas we had access to in my mates Polaris XP1000 side by side buggy. Access to a lot of country was just not worth the time with such limited visibility, but we stacked up bulk animals out on the more open stubble fields.

Big thanks to my unnamed mate for the invite out seeking assistance on this contract for pest control. It's a beautiful area to spend time and I'm grateful to get the work up there.

Critters on the deck and not killing native animals and damaging agriculture is the aim of the game. These uncontrolled animals are an environmental and agricultural menace in Australia and are mostly classed as invasive pest species. Shooting feral pigs is purely pest control, these animals are not shot for consumption unlike the deer which are utilised. Bacterial and diseases in feral pigs like brucellosis is prevalent in this area.

Both my mate and I are vertebrate pest control - contract shooters in NSW. For those wondering about the suppressors, we hold the necessary permits in NSW to do so. If seeking information regarding that, please check the FAR webpage for details. All shooting is performed on privately owned farms, with exclusive permission granted in writing for paid services.

Mostly I'm shooting my custom Tikka T3 rifle chambered in 6mm BR with a 18" Carbon Six barrel and Hi Tec Industries stock. The suppressor from Shawmac Industries which works amazingly well on this cartridge shooting Speer 75gr Varmint Hollow Points. Regular ammunition I'm shooting Nosler 80gr Ballistic Tips (all reloads). Thermal scope is my trusty Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF. For scanner duties I'm running my Pulsar Merger LRF XP50 thermal binoculars.

2020 cane crush. Reminiscing about 20 pigs in 18 hours while I'm on a quick hunt. Follow us as we show you our style of hunting sugarcane with a three-legged dog. "Catch 'Em In Cane, Catch 'Em Anywhere". Like and subscribe to our channel for more hunting videos. Follow us on socials @canepigqueensland. For our hunting gear and merchandise: www.canepigqueensland.com.au/shop

WE PLANNED TO HUNT THE LONG WEEKEND BUT WHEN IT COMES TO US THINGS NEVER GO TO PLAN.
WE GOT A FEW GOOD BOARS AND WORKED OUT WHERE THE BIG FELLAS WERE CAMPING OUT.
WETHER WE MAKE IT BACK TO THAT SPOT OR NOT IS A DIFFERENT QUESTION.

SHOT, SKINNED AND STEAKED RED STAG SHOT AT LONG RANGE

Follow us as we show you our style of hunting sugarcane with a three-legged dog. "Catch 'Em In Cane, Catch 'Em Anywhere". Like and subscribe to our channel for more hunting videos. Follow us on socials @canepigqueensland. For our hunting gear and merchandise: www.canepigqueensland.com.au/shop

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

Sam puts his trail cameras to work finding him a mob on a dam, he packs up his gear and heads out to stalk them just on dark.

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Throughout this episode, we Join Beau Lynd, his team of dogs, and a few mates on hunts in far north Queensland Australia. Beau mainly hunts in the cairns region on cane properties and in thick rain forest country, but you will also see the boys head to the cape towards the end of the episode. The pigs are hard to find and very hard to catch, even if you see a hog on the edge of the cane it's highly likely you won't be able to catch it. As they say in this country, the pig you see is the pig you miss. The sheer nature of the region makes controlling feral pigs very difficult and hunting with dogs is the most effective way of keeping numbers down. Beau works hard on local farms, drives trucks, and is very busy especially during the cane cutting season, but whenever he gets a spare moment he's out in the bush with his dogs catching hogs. Beaus done a great job putting this video together for Uhunt and he's only getting better, show your support for beau in the comments below, he'd love to know what you think and if he can do anything different in the future.