Shooting Hogs WAY Across the Valley

[Brian Shaffer]

This is a long video, so I won't type as much. Six hogs down and recovered. All shot at least twice. Three shot at over 300 yards.

 

[der Teufel]

Whew, a bit more work than usual, but the TBPS surely appreciates your efforts!

 

[BDubbs]

good shooting, Mr Brian!

 

[Curly Shuffle]

DANG!!! Nice shooting guys!!! Way to go! BANG BANG!!

 

[Duffy]

Awesome hunt guys!

 

[OneK]

You can kill at long distance if you shoot! Awesome Brian!

 

[RattlesnakeDan]

Love the long shots. Good job guys.

 

[gshock]

Good hogs down and some nice far shots!!

 

[scrmblr1982cj8]

Nice shooting!

 

[Ratdog68]

This is a long video, so I won't type as much. Six hogs down and recovered. All shot at least twice. Three shot at over 300 yards.

Reach out and touch 'em fellers! Nice work.

 

[Night Owl]

Damn good shooting Brian! You and your hunting buddy are some good long range marksmen. Well done!

 

[neorubio]

Those were very good shots! Well done ;)

 

[topwater]

This is a long video, so I won't type as much. Six hogs down and recovered. All shot at least twice. Three shot at over 300 yards.

Good work. Two questions if I may:

Why do you think the scope doesn't display crosshairs on video out? Seems a hunter would want to see his POA when checking the replay.

What are you photographing the dead hogs with? I like how clear the images are.

 

[Brian Shaffer]

Hmmm, I believe I said the horizontal crosshair wasn't picked up on the recorder. The semantic issue is one of cause and effect. As far as I know, the scope is putting out the signal and that the issue isn't with the scope, but the recorder, or some relationship between the two. I don't know, LOL. Sometimes it shows on the recorder, sometimes not. Nobody I have spoken with has come up with a good explanation as to why this occurs. I have heard several theories about grounds, cycles, and some stuff I didn't understand, but nothing that anybody seems to be able to correct or to explain why the thick parts of the horizontal crosshairs do record. It happens with any of the brands that I have seen that are using an external recorder. Pulsar and ATN have internal recorders and I have seen it happen with ATN, but have not seen with it Pulsar that I can recall. Somebody may have the explanation, but I sure don't.

Camera? It is my phone, a Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge.

 

[Jimmy Lee]

I'm jealous. Well done. Like your credits at the end as well. Very funny

 

[OneK]

Like your credits at the end as well. Very funny

They were a lot better when Angry Bird was in them!

 

[theblakester]

Dang nice shooting!