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Shootin' Shoats with Thermion XM50

Posted By: Double Naught Spy

Shootin' Shoats with Thermion XM50 - 07/17/19 01:31 AM

Down in Bosque County, Pig_Popper and I haven't seen as many hogs this year as we did last year when we had so much success. This year, we didn't see many large hogs and of those that we did see, those were targeted first, as is often is the case. Now, we seem to be down to the surviving piglets/shoats, which seem to be surviving on their own just fine. This week, I came across 4 of them, which a doe helped point out to me. They were hard to see in the high grass, but the Pulsar Thermion XM50 thermal sight performed well with these small targets...

Posted By: Pig_Popper

Re: Shootin' Shoats with Thermion XM50 - 07/17/19 01:53 AM

I wish I could get deer to help me locate small pigs .

Now if you could train them to recover the pigs - I’d be super impressed
Posted By: 10 Gauge

Re: Shootin' Shoats with Thermion XM50 - 07/17/19 02:20 AM

That was a great video!
Posted By: Double Naught Spy

Re: Shootin' Shoats with Thermion XM50 - 07/17/19 02:24 AM

Thanks!

The deer union is okay with helping locate hogs, but is completely against the handling of swine.
Posted By: flintknapper

Re: Shootin' Shoats with Thermion XM50 - 07/17/19 02:34 AM

Good shooting. Smaller targets..in tall grass. Hard to see....harder to hit as well.

No trouble for DNS!
Posted By: Bar-D

Re: Shootin' Shoats with Thermion XM50 - 07/17/19 12:32 PM

A good lesson for those who might say "I thought it was a pig". Target ID, first and foremost. up
Posted By: Ratherbefishing

Re: Shootin' Shoats with Thermion XM50 - 07/17/19 09:43 PM

Originally Posted by Bar-D
A good lesson for those who might say "I thought it was a pig". Target ID, first and foremost. up


So true!
Posted By: bigjoe8565

Re: Shootin' Shoats with Thermion XM50 - 07/18/19 02:14 AM

Good shooting. Agree that target ID is critical.
Posted By: der Teufel

Re: Shootin' Shoats with Thermion XM50 - 07/18/19 05:42 PM

Nice going! Those little guys can be tough to spot. Getting two is excellent work.
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