This video demonstrates how close you can get to a herd of hogs while they are busy stuffing their stomaches if you have the stealthy skills of these Texas hunters. The video has great production value with the picture in picture while he takes his shot, displaying him taking aim with his bow and shooting, while the main display is focused on a close up of the wild hog showing the moment of impact.
Hog Hunting at night with night vision .223.
Bow hunting wild hogs in the great state of Alabama with Ken Reed. Two hunters come across two large male hogs fighting each other. The scene gets viscous when the two hogs slice into each other leaving massive wounds and almost killing each other.
The first portion of the video is a heartwarming scene with a hunter teaching his son how to properly and safely hunt. It is important to teach young hunters the proper way to handle firearms and this video demonstrates that safety is key. The young hunter keeps his nerves and remains calm through the entire process and is a decent shot.
Wild hogs pose a huge threat to land, farm crops, and other local wild life. Farms put bounties on their heads and pay hunters to help thin their herd or try to eliminate them all together. Using a muzzel loader this hunter tells his tail of the massive hog hunt he go to partake in. The video is nicely edited to go along with the story and the tale is well told. Flashing back to the hunter sitting by the camp fire, he continues to tell his tale of the hogs he once hunted.
We’re in Texas hunting feral hogs with dogs, a hot chick and a really big knife! Plus a recap of all the action from last week on Team Wild TV and take a look at what’s coming up next week.
Electronic feeders are often used to lure wild hogs to a area. When the hog learns that the feeder is a safe source of food they will remember its location and eventually come back to the feeder to eat again.
A step forward into 2012’s hog archery footage. In this clip, Pro Staffer David Dell pulls out the bow and nails a big black hog.