No Moon, Favorable Winds, And Even Help From A Pumpjack

[Brian Shaffer]

Three stalks, two of which were successful. The first one was iffy to start with, a hog more than 1000 yards away and 700 yards of the stalk were blind. When I finally got to where the hog should be, it was gone.

The next two stalks went well, the first even helped out by the noise of a pumpjack that helped cover my approach.

 

[Ratdog68]

Nuttin's sweeter'n havin' a critter drop in its tracks and go lights-out. Good killin'.

 

[Taco]

Nice as per usual.

 

[Brian Shaffer]

Nuttin's sweeter'n havin' a critter drop in its tracks and go lights-out. Good killin'.

Makes tracking a whole lot easier!

 

[J BAR K]

They went down in a hurry! Good shooting !

 

[der Teufel]

That hog at the pumpjack didn't stand a chance!
He went down like a — oh wait, I probably can't say that on a public forum …

Nice shootin', excellent video!

 

[gshock]

2nd hog has some nice color ... good hogs down!!

 

[bar-d]

Bang flop, x2. Kudos.

 

[Homebrewer]

Good job Brian.
Two more perfect, bang-flop, turn their lights Off shots. Congrats.
-
I picked up some of the fireflys you are running, they sure make it much easier to return to a critter in the dark !

Dennis

 

[Brian Shaffer]

Dennis,
Yeah, I hate looking for the same hog more than once! Glad the hack is working for you!
Brian

 

[NYCHOGKILLER]

Three stalks, two of which were successful. The first one was iffy to start with, a hog more than 1000 yards away and 700 yards of the stalk were blind. When I finally got to where the hog should be, it was gone.

The next two stalks went well, the first even helped out by the noise of a pumpjack that helped cover my approach.

The ending was sweet with a collage of both kill shots. Awesome