To be honest, i watched the first 1 minute and 39 seconds and then shut it off after seeing the shooter hit the hog 6 or 7 times before the hog finally fell. most any animal will die if enough bullets are plowed into it. I wont dispute that a .223 can kills hogs...i wont dispute the fmj, hollow points, or marshmellow point can kill hogs if enough are fired into it.
What i will dispute is whether or not there are SEVERAL better caliber bullets that should be used by a hunting "professional/outfitter" other than a .223! Now granted, if you put the bullet in the right spot with a .223, chances are the hog dies a humane death.
Finally, i will assume some of those videos (you have shared here and in the past) are of you and some are of others behind the rifle pulling the trigger. Let me just say that since i dont know who is shooting on any given video, i will simply state that was some of the worst shooting i have ever seen! Whoever was shooting the black hills ammo in the beginning should have their hunting licensed revoked.

Just my .02 and a bag of chips!

I welcome anyone who thinks they can shoot free handed better than what is depicted. I assure you it will be a humbling experience and posted here for your buddies to see.

I'm your huckleberry.

As for the 5.56 yes CNS shots will take out the hog but a .22LR will do that. If the 5.56 is all you have to use then I understand it fire away. But you are severely limiting yourself with 5.56 and using valuable time to make multiple hits on several of those running hogs and they barely slowed down. That could have been so many more hogs taken out. Obviously you have the funds for a better caliber since you are using thermal. The only reason I can think of for you to use 5.56 is to prove the point that it works great on hogs. In my opinion you are proving exactly the opposite. That was some great shooting but but poor bullet and caliber choice.

I accept your challenge. You let me know where, and when, and I'll bring my AR10 out and show you how to stop hogs with a SINGLE shot... Repeatedly. Running hogs, standing hogs, full on sprinting for their life hogs-1 shot.

I'm going to have to break down & buy a camera and start filming my hunts.

You should try the 6.8

.308 is ok if, again, you choose the right bullet. Most of the time it will over penetrate and/or mess up meat. Its heavier and has more recoil. I would much prefer the 6.5 Grendel.

I built a .308 bolt gun over the weekend on the back end of some other smith work.