Videos tagged with Pig Hunting

This video reviews the DNT Hydra HS225, a thermal optic priced under $1,000, assessing if its performance rivals optics ten times its cost. The reviewer highlights the advantages of thermal vision, details real-world hunting performance, explains its user-friendly features like "freeze-frame zero," and discusses its drawbacks. Targeting casual shooters, the review aims to provide an honest assessment of the optic's value for night hunting and general use.

This comprehensive review of the Templeton T2000 12-gauge shotgun, presented by Ozzie Reviews, highlights its unique button release action and impressive performance. The reviewer, demonstrating expert-level knowledge, conducts extensive field testing with various ammunition types, including slugs and buckshot, achieving consistent accuracy and reliability. The T2000 is praised for its smooth operation, crisp trigger, and suitability for hunting and pest control, making it a highly recommended firearm.

This video showcases the 1874 Shiloh Sharps Montana Roughrider rifle during a big game hunting simulation. Hickok45 demonstrates effective target engagement techniques on various steel animal targets, emphasizing marksmanship and the handling of a single-shot rifle. The session highlights the rifle's .45-70 caliber, the use of a set trigger, and the practical aspects of reloading on the range, concluding with successful engagements on buffalo targets.

This video documents a feral hog hunt in Texas during 2021, featuring the first hunt for a young individual named Jatta. The hunt involved both Jatta and the content creator, Kit Badger, utilizing specialized firearms and equipment. Jatta was equipped with a Radian Model 1 rifle featuring a Q Jumbo Shrimp silencer and a SureFire XVL2-IRC. Kit Badger used a Knights Armament SR-25 with a Q Thunder Chicken silencer and a MAWL C1+ laser. The hunt was successful in taking down a boar, followed by processing with an AMTAC Blades Northman and a BBQ. The video also highlights the collaboration with Noah from Wise Men Company and promotes Kit Badger's merchandise and support channels.

This episode of the Allegedly Compliant Podcast covers a range of firearms-related topics and personal interests. Discussions include the legality and perception of certain firearms (like the "Ghost gun" and MAC11), gun storage best practices, and reasons for choosing organizations like the USCCA. The hosts also express disappointment with the Sig Sauer P320 and touch upon the issue of magazine capacity. Additionally, the podcast veers into unrelated topics such as fishing, pig hunting, and even a peculiar mention of "Tortoise peen." The episode also promotes various affiliate products and channel support links.

This video documents the 100th episode of the Anvil series, showcasing a complete transformation of a Remington 1100 shotgun into a dedicated pig hunting machine. Starting from a collection of parts, the creators detail a "soup to nuts" build, emphasizing the skills required and cautioning against attempts by those lacking experience. The project was made possible by patron support.

This Q&A episode addresses various firearms-related questions from Patreon supporters. Topics include political support for One Nation in the QLD Election, the recoil characteristics of the .300 Winchester Magnum, recommendations for a .22LR rifle suitable for a child, the minimum age for shooting, considerations for affordable bulk .223 ammunition, value-for-money shotgun suggestions, the suitability of the Remington 7615 for pig hunting, and a request for a Polaris UTV review. The episode aims to engage the community and provide answers to their specific inquiries.

This YouTube Q&A episode #33 addresses a variety of firearms-related questions from Patreon supporters. Topics include recent events in October, shooting with both eyes open, recommendations for Zero Tech scopes on a .223, and the practicalities of using a non-dominant hand for bolt-action shotguns. The video also provides advice on purchasing second-hand rifles, discusses ammunition manufacturing trends, suggests rimfire calibers for rabbit and fox hunting, and evaluates the suitability of the .30-30 for wild pigs. Further discussions compare the .223 Remington and .204 Ruger calibers, inquire about specific Leupold VX-Freedom scope models owned, address concerns about heating rifle barrels, and explore the possibility of a beginner's series on shooting fundamentals.

This video explores the performance of Brown Bear brand subsonic 7.62x39 ammunition. The content aims to determine if this ammunition meets expectations, specifically its ability to reliably cycle in 7.62x39 AK-pattern rifles. It also investigates whether the ammo possesses sufficient power for hunting medium-sized game like coyotes and pigs. The video is presented as a new ammunition review episode and encourages viewers to support AKOU by shopping at their store.

This video details the installation of a Midwest Industries M-LOK handguard on a Henry lever-action rifle, specifically the .45-70 Govt model. The instructor highlights the significant difficulty of the installation, rating it a 9 out of 10, and advises consulting a gunsmith. The primary benefit of this modification is the ability to easily mount modern accessories like lights, crucial for low-light hunting scenarios such as pig hunting.

This Q&A episode addresses a variety of firearm-related questions from Patreon supporters. Topics include scope ring alignment techniques, shotgun recommendations for hunting and plinking under $1200, the applicability of lapping compound to a Ruger American .22LR action, and a favorite non-firearm/scope equipment piece. Further questions delve into long-range pig hunting rifle recommendations that are cost-effective to run, a potential review of the Riverman OAF rifle, whether rimfire barrels require break-in procedures similar to centerfire barrels, safe recommendations, and advice on purchasing firearms interstate and understanding scope specifications.

This video documents a hog hunting trip in Southwest Georgia, in collaboration with OpticsPlanet and Hero Hunt. The hunt was guided by Squeal Team 6, who specialize in pig hunting expeditions. The description highlights the experience as a "hunt of a lifetime" and encourages viewers to support the creator on Patreon. A link to a related video about a BCM Mk12 with a silencer is also included.