SILENCED Night Vision Hog Hunt

Published on December 29, 2017
Duration: 2:32

This video details a night vision hog hunt utilizing a Sig suppressor and an ATN XSI2 scope. The hunter discusses the effectiveness of the suppressor in confusing the hog and the limitations of 223 ammunition for immediate knockdown power on larger animals. The necessity of pest control for agricultural land is also highlighted.

Quick Summary

A Sig suppressor can disorient hogs by masking the shot's origin, leading to confused behavior. However, 223 caliber ammunition may lack the knockdown power for immediate incapacitation of large feral hogs. Feral hogs are treated as pests due to agricultural damage.

Chapters

  1. 00:57First Hunt with Sig Suppressor
  2. 01:03Initial Shot and Hog Behavior
  3. 01:10223 Ammo Knockdown Power Discussion
  4. 01:23Justification for Pest Control
  5. 01:37Suppressor's Effect on Hog Confusion
  6. 01:58ATN XSI2 Scope Mention
  7. 02:04Feral Hog Overpopulation Issue

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a suppressor affect a hog during a hunt?

A suppressor can disorient a hog by masking the direction of the shot. This confusion can cause the animal to run erratically, making follow-up shots more challenging.

What are the limitations of 223 ammo for hog hunting?

While effective for some game, 223 caliber ammunition may not always provide sufficient knockdown power for immediate incapacitation of large feral hogs, potentially leading to wounded animals that escape.

Why is feral hog hunting considered pest control?

Feral hogs are considered pests because they cause significant damage to agricultural lands by consuming crops and potentially impacting livestock food sources. Their overpopulation necessitates control measures.

What night vision scope was used in this hog hunt?

The hunter used an ATN XSI2 scope for the night vision hog hunt. A full-length review of this scope is available on the channel.

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