This is why Stu is so good at this sorta stuff There’s no fucking around its straight to the point He’s never bragging about his brand new rifle An amazing Channel keep up the good work Stu
Thanks for the kind words mate. Yes I like to side step all the crap that some channels go on with. You blokes want to be able to sit down with a beer and be part of the hunt am I correct?
No word of a lie, I've seen some of the best long range hunting shots ever by Stu. This channel is no bullshit, Stu lets the skills do the talking. Anyone who has any skill what so ever with a firearm knows full well moving targets are very difficult to make and Stu makes it looks easy at what looks like 140+ yards in some of his vids. I have trouble hitting stationary targets at 70 yards. Stu is Class A Hunter in my book. I could only imagine what he could do with a high end. 223 AR-15 semi-auto with a 30 round magazine. Those hogs wouldn't stand a chance. Cheers!
@@D33Lux fuck the .223 on hogs mate.. give him a modernised SLR in .308 :) and most times hes shooting freehand the hardest shooting timing and trigger awareness/control are even more important.
Good work Stu! You are very good at what you do! We want to see more and more! Bundy's on the ice! And the dreams are in the hand watching you clean up!
Not sure if you've heard this but you have an American subscriber. Y'all definitely hunt different than we do in the USA. We shoot two or three and the whole herd moves to a completely different place. I'm not sure if it's a water situation there or what but our wild pigs do not stick in one place. Enjoy the videos and definitely enjoy seeing the end of the night "line-up".
I've seen some crazy hunting vids down in the southern states like Texas. most memorable was the helicopter vids and the other vid of the 100 hogs in one night I think it was called. 4x4 truck with 12 ga semi-auto shooter at the back and in the end they ran out of ammo and just mowed them down with that 4x4. Great stuff. Its crazy but those hogs are making their way up to Canada too. Its like a zombie hog invasion.
I'm in the midwest, they jump marsh to marsh or field to field. The conservation actually banned people hunting on public hunting ground for hogs so they could trap them. When people shot them, they would leave the acreage. It seems that killing one ran em off.
Decota Pruitt thanks for the comments mate. Our pigs / hogs run as well but often our paddocks are very big. Sometimes a paddock is 5 thousand acres so we are able to keep catching up to them.
Great job Stu! We from SW Florida love your videos and would love to hunt Australia! You are one hell of a shot. Keep up the good work and keep 'em coming!
Thanks again as always for sharing the quality hunting that you and your mates accomplish. I relish your videos and they really help to put me out there with you, seemingly. At 14:26 - I could swear I've seen you look under that tree before in another video and thought pigs were there? At first, taking down that first big boar with 4 rounds of .30-06, makes me think the bullets you're using are not expanding enough to transfer the kinetic energy of the bullet to put the boar's lights out. As you said, shot placement always helps!
if you mount a night vision for night hunting you take them all and without running. there are cheap ones that go up in the evening and get up in the morning, do you know the Pard 007?
another great upload mate Just applied for my gun licence they said 6-8 weeks in the mean time I'm rewatching your videos again mate Awesome work again mate
Another great highlights vid! Gee i bet your thankful those bloody zombies didn't show up when you toughed it out in the car bloke !! Keep em comin bloke. Cheers from western Sydney !!
Thanks for the thought mate but if I take your scopes then they will be lying around my place. I just use a scope for the 30/06 mate. I should start up a po box and even get some merch happening hey?
I may of asked this already but have you had a look at the Verney Carron in 30-06? As it might be a really good option for yourself. I’m just holding out for the 12 gauge version myself.
Jai B I’ve heard rumours that they are being brought into the country because they were blocked when about 100-200 had arrived to the country and since they can’t import them back according to the guy I got this off their being brought in. We are still waiting for a proper classification at this time and even if that rumour is false there is nothing stoping me from getting a gun smith to legally convert a straight pull into one.
Jai B the Berkia is in a weird state right now, at the own cost of the importer the lower receiver is being modified so customs are happy for all report it pretty much looks the same just the biggest part is that there is no longer a trigger guard. It makes you wonder if the dealer could of worked something out with the importer over the riverman. Shooting stuff Australia post a video all about the berkia changes if you want to have a look. I still think there’s a chance to get the lever release shotgun through if the rumours are true they don’t have much of a choice.
2:01 What a strong boar! I've heard that you Australians often hunt .303 British simply because many Lee Enfields are still in Australia. Is that correct? And what do you think of the caliber?
Great Vid mate! Must be so hard on the poor farmers with this amount of pigs in plague numbers destroying the land and everything in their path. Cheers Stu luv ya work.
@@robpratelli44x wait... martinis were like a .510 or somethin big and weird.. so you had one in .303? they got rebarreled to .303 in 1900 for the most part and some sleeved down to .22 for cadet training. I had one made in 1874 by london small arms.. wish i never sold it. Beautiful antique
I was thinking maybe Stu could put some remote control LED floodlights around the pit and then at the push of a button, have the place lit up like Times Square!
.308 125 gr for hogs is all about shot placement, is it not? That's alot of ft. lbs enough to take down a hog. There's vids of guys shooting hogs with 55 grain .223 and the hogs just drop.
@@D33Lux. I've been shooting feral pigs in Australia for 40yrs and with a wide range of calibres and projectile types. Pigs do not often present a perfect head/side on profile like a target an rarely stand still. They are extremely tough and can shut down their nervous system to assist in their fight or flight response. Many shots will be running and not of optimum placement and need to be aggressive and deep. A "violent wound channel" is most suited and the ability go at least 20 inches deap for larger pigs is crucial. Small varmint rounds when placed in vitals are sufficient but this is rarely the case in the field. 150gr in the .308 and 30 06 are excellent and 130gr in the 270 is very effective.
D33Lux one of my clips shows my Nephew shooting a boar at close range with his 223 and until i told him to shoot it in the head it wasn't going to die.
In Australia most of the pigs carry diseases and are for the most part inedible. In some parts of Australia, mainly in the tropical areas, the pigs are safe to eat but in these arid areas they are not, even though some people like to take a chance haha.
@@loudmouf9246 All pigs carry diseases, but trichinosis is the common one its a nasty parasite so people need to make sure they cook the hogs/pork thoroughly. Me personally I don't eat swine, nasty beast. I loving having an ice cold beer and a steak, chicken or turkey. Cheers!
@@D33Lux yeah tricho gets in the muscle/meat make ya sick and sore you can get shots n sort it out but any damage done before you deal with it is permanent but that being said if you cook it long and slow theres nothing to worry about.. shit ive eaten fox lol im still here.
Thank you for the information guys! Such huge animals, shame if they don't get eaten. I don't believe there are coyotes in Australia, and I know that there are no wolves, so I just wonder....... If these pigs are left to rot, are there animals there that will at least get some food benefit from eating them. I hate waste in any form, even when I go air gun hunting for feral pigeons and starlings here in Colorado, I hang them on the fence so that Hawks can eat them.
Hey stu have you seen olight have a button for the spotlight torch that you can attach to the side of your gun so you don’t have to keep pressing the tail cap button
Great video as always sir, love to see those pigs being dropped. I tried for a few last weekend but it was over 100 degrees F at my spot. The pigs may have been moving but I surely wasn't.
hey mate just bought a ruger m77 mk2 in .223 rem, after using one in 270 win for the red deer rut this year. Awesome gun and yours seems to get a fair workout, my question is if there is anything i should look out for or any recomendations from experiences youve had with it? thanks for another awesome video mate!
Good stuff mate. I bought my Ruger 25 years ago and I have been wanting to update to something new but it just keeps shooting so well. No recommendations as they are just a solid well constructed rifle. You will have it for years mate. I treat my firearms well enough but I also get them muddy and bashed around on the quad etc and that is just how i hunt.
Stewie shooting from the sleeping bag! Absolute classic. Mobs sending spotters in to check you out is interesting. Pigs aren't stupid especially if hunted recently. How does the 30-06 compare to the 30-30 in scrub? Are you finding it zig zagging off of twigs and grass or punching through? Might be worth a couple o' box's of rum to the cocky to get you lads to stay longer if your seeing 3 mobs of 30 in a night at the grain pit. Good work fella. Best follow up shots I've ever seen.
Thanks mate ha yes I am a light sleeper and it is great getting woken up with pigs trotting in for a feed. Yes very rarely a projectile will deflect like all rounds I suppose. It comes down to how thick it is and if the scope is useless in the real thick stuff. This is where the 30/30 is best in the grass or thick bush mate.
It's dry allright mate. The pigs are travelling a long way at night to raid the various grain pits around so they are fat and if you stay up on a pit you see plenty around.
It's an olight mx3ut javalot. Olight has just released a newer and much better model, the javalot pro. I own both and the pro is such an improvement. Will last about 10mins in turbo mode before stepping down the brightness. But even when stepping down the brightnesses, it's still way more light than you need to shoot at a couple of hundred metres.
I have a quick question for you in Australia can you guys have any semi automatic rifles high caliber rifles like an AR 10 or an M1A1 or anything lilies that to shot your pig with ???
Hey Stu. Loving the videos mate. I’m looking at getting my shooters license and was wondering if there’s anywhere you know of within a couple of hours of Sydney to hunt some pigs? Also any recommendations for a good starters rifle? Cheers mate.
A 243 would be a good all round starter cal mate probs Howa or Tikka, or Winchester. The best bet is to take a trip out west and pull in to the odd property and see if you can gain access. Don't take guns and wear city clothes so your first impressions are good.
Hola soy Juan. de Uruguay sur América. Muy buenos vídeos . Me gusta mucho la casería de cerdos . Ustedes de donde son ? . Bueno un abraso desde este pequeño país
@@HuntingwithStu Por nada !! Me gusta el estilo de casería q practican . Acá es diferente por la fauna . Te limita pq es muy tupida . Usamos perros para sacar los cerdos del monte y después le tiramos pero alguno agarran los perros y matamos a cuchillo . Yo tengo un marlin 25-06 ,una escopeta Remington cal 20 y un revólver Taurus cal 45 . Bueno no subo vídeos pq está mal vista la casería en mi país por los ecologistas . Aunque el cerdo es plaga acá . Soy productor de maíz dulce q casual mente la semilla es de origen Australia . Espero algún día conoser su hermoso país Bueno un abrazo y espero nuevo video
They come from other areas that is so thick we can't get in there so I reckon the ones we shoot are replaced by ones we can't get to until they make their way out of the thick stuff.
what sized shot? 2-3/4 shells? I’d pay lots of money to come ride with ya! Haha. I just got up getting ready to head into work 2 hrs early so I can watch you hunt piggies. Haha. Great shootin!
The 2 - 3/4 are the go mate as they are an easy fit when loading and cycling the action. Ha, that is dedication right there mate getting to work early. No need to let the boss know that your watching my clips, ha.
Hunting with Stu damn I’m in Newcastle so i don’t notice it I really wish you the best of luck I might save up and donate some money to that farmer fund thing maybe it will help you out somewhat
I reload mate so generally use a coule of grains over the minimum load and 150grn projectiles. However, I have a 100 or so 130grn projectiles to fire off at the moment.
Not gonna lie I’d love to come and do a bit of this shooting, I really enjoy this shooting more than any other as you can shoot as many as you can and you’ll hardly put a dent in the population. Any idea how the pigs put up against 243? Or would a bigger caliber be needed?
In actual fact, because we are the land downunder AND in the Southern hemisphere, the sun rises in the West and set's in the East, specially after a few refreshments......
Hi mate your uploads always put a smile on my dial 😁 I just wanted your thoughts on the new Adler straight pull do you think they will be any good Also good deal on military grade oo buck case $195 👍😁👍
Thanks mate, yes I suppose the Adler straight pull will be as good as the lever action Adler. I have a slick kit in mine to smooth out the action from Ignition Custom Engineering and it works great now. Good work on the ammo.
@@HuntingwithStu mate if you can hunt down one of these you will be rich as hell and very much indeed famous please watch this clip, any thing near this worth as hell and if you catch it alive even better or death one in alcohol ruclips.net/video/eDaIcPRh3As/видео.html
This is why Stu is so good at this sorta stuff
There’s no fucking around its straight to the point
He’s never bragging about his brand new rifle
An amazing Channel keep up the good work Stu
Thanks for the kind words mate. Yes I like to side step all the crap that some channels go on with. You blokes want to be able to sit down with a beer and be part of the hunt am I correct?
@@HuntingwithStu bloody oath mate, we watch all ya vids because we all want to be there.
No word of a lie, I've seen some of the best long range hunting shots ever by Stu. This channel is no bullshit, Stu lets the skills do the talking. Anyone who has any skill what so ever with a firearm knows full well moving targets are very difficult to make and Stu makes it looks easy at what looks like 140+ yards in some of his vids. I have trouble hitting stationary targets at 70 yards. Stu is Class A Hunter in my book. I could only imagine what he could do with a high end. 223 AR-15 semi-auto with a 30 round magazine. Those hogs wouldn't stand a chance. Cheers!
@@D33Lux fuck the .223 on hogs mate.. give him a modernised SLR in .308 :)
and most times hes shooting freehand the hardest shooting timing and trigger awareness/control are even more important.
@@D33Lux - Or maybe a 6.5 Grendel with a good night thermal scope - it would be an extinction event!
Good work Stu! You are very good at what you do! We want to see more and more! Bundy's on the ice! And the dreams are in the hand watching you clean up!
Lol thanks for the support mate. I should come over to your camp and watch a few clips over a couple of coldies one day.
@@HuntingwithStu your always welcome too mate! Better yet we could tee up a trip sometime!
Not sure if you've heard this but you have an American subscriber. Y'all definitely hunt different than we do in the USA. We shoot two or three and the whole herd moves to a completely different place. I'm not sure if it's a water situation there or what but our wild pigs do not stick in one place. Enjoy the videos and definitely enjoy seeing the end of the night "line-up".
I've seen some crazy hunting vids down in the southern states like Texas. most memorable was the helicopter vids and the other vid of the 100 hogs in one night I think it was called. 4x4 truck with 12 ga semi-auto shooter at the back and in the end they ran out of ammo and just mowed them down with that 4x4. Great stuff. Its crazy but those hogs are making their way up to Canada too. Its like a zombie hog invasion.
I'm in the midwest, they jump marsh to marsh or field to field. The conservation actually banned people hunting on public hunting ground for hogs so they could trap them. When people shot them, they would leave the acreage. It seems that killing one ran em off.
Decota Pruitt thanks for the comments mate. Our pigs / hogs run as well but often our paddocks are very big. Sometimes a paddock is 5 thousand acres so we are able to keep catching up to them.
Loved the highlights Stu, love the muzzle flash from the 30.06 near the end 😄
Thanks mate pleased you enjoyed it. Yes the flash is pretty awesome hey?
@@HuntingwithStu watching your vids makes me get trigger fingers... I can't wait to get out myself in October
Great job Stu! We from SW Florida love your videos and would love to hunt Australia! You are one hell of a shot.
Keep up the good work and keep 'em coming!
Thanks mate pleased you guys like my channel. A holiday to Florida would be good too.
Another great video Stu! Always enjoy watching!!
Thanks mate.
Thanks again as always for sharing the quality hunting that you and your mates accomplish. I relish your videos and they really help to put me out there with you, seemingly.
At 14:26 - I could swear I've seen you look under that tree before in another video and thought pigs were there?
At first, taking down that first big boar with 4 rounds of .30-06, makes me think the bullets you're using are not expanding enough to transfer the kinetic energy of the bullet to put the boar's lights out. As you said, shot placement always helps!
No worries mate pleased you like the clips. Yes the projectiles were 130grn and they are too small. Yes pigs have been under that tree before mate.
Howdy from Sacramento Stu! Thanks for sharing, man. Love your style of hunting and love your vids.
Thanks mate pleased you like the clips.
Can not wait for the moment Stu realises he has been shooting the wrong way around the whole time and switches from lefty and gets even better ;)
Ha ha yes mate I shoot left handed to give pigs a chance.
Best clips, indeed, but for newcomers, this doesn't imply that there are bad clips. Even the misses or sunrise/sunset shots add to the experience.
Thanks mate yes I try to capture the beauty of the bush.
if you mount a night vision for night hunting you take them all and without running. there are cheap ones that go up in the evening and get up in the morning, do you know the Pard 007?
another great upload mate
Just applied for my gun licence they said 6-8 weeks in the mean time I'm rewatching your videos again mate
Awesome work again mate
Thanks mate pleased you liked it.
Hunting with Stu to the pigs that got away haha love it mate
@@zanetrotter Yes I like to toast those good enough to get away, ha.
Hunting with Stu mate clothing mech sounds like a plan
Beer 🍺 holders with Hunting with Stu on em lol
Thanks for the heads-up about ATN. I own a Fleer pts233 and love it
Another great highlights vid!
Gee i bet your thankful those bloody zombies didn't show up when you toughed it out in the car bloke !!
Keep em comin bloke.
Cheers from western Sydney !!
Lol you are right mate when I was out there all alone with possible zombies close by was tough.
Another great clip Stu. If you were here in Canada with my buddies it would not be pigs, but the rest would be the same.
Thanks mate a hunting trip to Canada would be good.
Hey Stu do you have a p.o. box I could send some fan mail to I have I few scopes lying around that I want you to have.
Thanks for the thought mate but if I take your scopes then they will be lying around my place. I just use a scope for the 30/06 mate. I should start up a po box and even get some merch happening hey?
For sure a merch line would be great, thanks mate.
I may of asked this already but have you had a look at the Verney Carron in 30-06? As it might be a really good option for yourself. I’m just holding out for the 12 gauge version myself.
they whinged about the 12 gauge version "even more deadly than an adler" according to GCA (gun CUNT TROLLS Australia)
Jai B I’ve heard rumours that they are being brought into the country because they were blocked when about 100-200 had arrived to the country and since they can’t import them back according to the guy I got this off their being brought in. We are still waiting for a proper classification at this time and even if that rumour is false there is nothing stoping me from getting a gun smith to legally convert a straight pull into one.
wouldnt expect to see em anytime soon.. they just blocked the berika on appearance alone not even function...cunts
Jai B the Berkia is in a weird state right now, at the own cost of the importer the lower receiver is being modified so customs are happy for all report it pretty much looks the same just the biggest part is that there is no longer a trigger guard. It makes you wonder if the dealer could of worked something out with the importer over the riverman. Shooting stuff Australia post a video all about the berkia changes if you want to have a look. I still think there’s a chance to get the lever release shotgun through if the rumours are true they don’t have much of a choice.
CrazyDog no I haven't seen that one, I'll check it out.
always good to watch mate, keep the vids coming and you definitely need to start a donation page.
I agree - a "paypal.me" site link would be outstanding. I'd enjoy donating some funds to the cause. ( www.paypal.me/ )
Thanks for the support mate, ha a donation page would be good, spare bundy cans, maybe a couple o meat pies etc.
Love your work Stu, thanks mate. Seeya Rob
Thanks Rob.
2:01 What a strong boar!
I've heard that you Australians often hunt .303 British simply because many Lee Enfields are still in Australia. Is that correct? And what do you think of the caliber?
We do hunt with 303's probably due to left over rifles from the wars mate yes. The 303 is a good all round cal mate.
Another great vid stu 👍🏻
Thanks mate
Another awesome video thanks Stu
Thanks mate
Great Vid mate! Must be so hard on the poor farmers with this amount of pigs in plague numbers destroying the land and everything in their path. Cheers Stu luv ya work.
Thanks mate yes I do my bit to close a few feral mouths so the stock have more to eat.
Great work mate. Keep it up. I have to ask you what helmets do you boys use on the quads?
Steve uses an old para helmet and not sure what Pood uses, I still have to get sorted in the old helmet area.
Hunting with Stu yep fair enough. My boy and I have trail bike helmets but they’re too bulky to shoot with them on have to look for an alternative.
you need an old ww1 british helmet haha
and a martini henry with a 700mm bayonette haha
Ha. Use to have one of those old military 303’s with iron sites.
@@robpratelli44x wait... martinis were like a .510 or somethin big and weird.. so you had one in .303?
they got rebarreled to .303 in 1900 for the most part and some sleeved down to .22 for cadet training. I had one made in 1874 by london small arms.. wish i never sold it. Beautiful antique
Well the spotlight is bright piggies die at night. Awesome vid stu.
I was thinking maybe Stu could put some remote control LED floodlights around the pit and then at the push of a button, have the place lit up like Times Square!
Nice poem mate.
Awesome hunts Stu!!
Thanks mate
What loads are you using? I'm thinking about the 125gr Speer TNT in 308, but I'm not sure if they are going to be any good for pigs?
Bit light for mediun to large pigs. More a varmint projectile
150gn soft points for 308 are the best... tnt do what there name says in a 308 they great for blowing up rabbits but.... for pigs don't use em..
.308 125 gr for hogs is all about shot placement, is it not? That's alot of ft. lbs enough to take down a hog. There's vids of guys shooting hogs with 55 grain .223 and the hogs just drop.
@@D33Lux. I've been shooting feral pigs in Australia for 40yrs and with a wide range of calibres and projectile types. Pigs do not often present a perfect head/side on profile like a target an rarely stand still. They are extremely tough and can shut down their nervous system to assist in their fight or flight response. Many shots will be running and not of optimum placement and need to be aggressive and deep. A "violent wound channel" is most suited and the ability go at least 20 inches deap for larger pigs is crucial. Small varmint rounds when placed in vitals are sufficient but this is rarely the case in the field. 150gr in the .308 and 30 06 are excellent and 130gr in the 270 is very effective.
D33Lux one of my clips shows my Nephew shooting a boar at close range with his 223 and until i told him to shoot it in the head it wasn't going to die.
Hi buddy, what do you do with the pigs after a successful hunt? Cheers😁
They are deceased
I think thats the word
In Australia most of the pigs carry diseases and are for the most part inedible. In some parts of Australia, mainly in the tropical areas, the pigs are safe to eat but in these arid areas they are not, even though some people like to take a chance haha.
@@loudmouf9246 All pigs carry diseases, but trichinosis is the common one its a nasty parasite so people need to make sure they cook the hogs/pork thoroughly. Me personally I don't eat swine, nasty beast. I loving having an ice cold beer and a steak, chicken or turkey. Cheers!
@@D33Lux yeah tricho gets in the muscle/meat make ya sick and sore you can get shots n sort it out but any damage done before you deal with it is permanent but that being said if you cook it long and slow theres nothing to worry about.. shit ive eaten fox lol im still here.
Thank you for the information guys! Such huge animals, shame if they don't get eaten. I don't believe there are coyotes in Australia, and I know that there are no wolves, so I just wonder....... If these pigs are left to rot, are there animals there that will at least get some food benefit from eating them. I hate waste in any form, even when I go air gun hunting for feral pigeons and starlings here in Colorado, I hang them on the fence so that Hawks can eat them.
OH Stu Oh Oh !! the audacity of that night piggie to suck up 4 rounds, man they've got a hide
Ha just my bad aiming mate I was a little excited I think.
Hey stu have you seen olight have a button for the spotlight torch that you can attach to the side of your gun so you don’t have to keep pressing the tail cap button
Yes mate I do have one but I have yet to use it.
Left handed shooting? Gee i dont think i have ever seen more than 2 shooters left handed counting myself. Cool beans, man.
I've got a few wrong handed mates, there are a lot of you out there. 👍
Not many of us out there I suppose mate.
Great video as always sir, love to see those pigs being dropped. I tried for a few last weekend but it was over 100 degrees F at my spot. The pigs may have been moving but I surely wasn't.
That's some serious heat, what state?
NSW mate.
I see you can use spot lights at night but can you use a thermal or night vision?
Yes mate we can and Steve uses a thermal too expensive for me, ha. I use an Olight Australia Vavelot mate.
6k plus for good thermal.. stay clear of ATN stick to pulsar for quality and after sales service.
Another great video mate! Are you using a colour filter on the Olite? Green?
I do have the filters but haven't tried them out maybe next trip.
hey mate just bought a ruger m77 mk2 in .223 rem, after using one in 270 win for the red deer rut this year. Awesome gun and yours seems to get a fair workout, my question is if there is anything i should look out for or any recomendations from experiences youve had with it? thanks for another awesome video mate!
Good stuff mate. I bought my Ruger 25 years ago and I have been wanting to update to something new but it just keeps shooting so well. No recommendations as they are just a solid well constructed rifle. You will have it for years mate. I treat my firearms well enough but I also get them muddy and bashed around on the quad etc and that is just how i hunt.
Hunting with Stu sweet as mate yea bloke that sold me it told me it’s the sort of gun you hand down to your kids. Cheers
Good stuff mate
that 30 06 certainly goes bang! sounds bloody good. my biggest cal is 308 so only a pup compared to that
Yes it does sound commanding at times mate
How expensive are the thermals across the big water?
6800 bux roughly mate
checkout my channel i use thermal here in SE QLD
Way more than night vision but not sure how much mate.
Onya Stu
Another great video keep up the good work mate
On your way to 100K
Stewie shooting from the sleeping bag! Absolute classic. Mobs sending spotters in to check you out is interesting. Pigs aren't stupid especially if hunted recently. How does the 30-06 compare to the 30-30 in scrub? Are you finding it zig zagging off of twigs and grass or punching through? Might be worth a couple o' box's of rum to the cocky to get you lads to stay longer if your seeing 3 mobs of 30 in a night at the grain pit. Good work fella. Best follow up shots I've ever seen.
Thanks mate ha yes I am a light sleeper and it is great getting woken up with pigs trotting in for a feed. Yes very rarely a projectile will deflect like all rounds I suppose. It comes down to how thick it is and if the scope is useless in the real thick stuff. This is where the 30/30 is best in the grass or thick bush mate.
Looks dry as!! Hows the numbers stu? I thought they would of been down with no water!
It's dry allright mate. The pigs are travelling a long way at night to raid the various grain pits around so they are fat and if you stay up on a pit you see plenty around.
Thanks for the reply your a legend mate!
@@anth1839 Thanks mate
Hey mate what torch you use on the rifle and how long does the battery last
He mentions its an Olight not sure what model though, but Olight makes great flashlights/torches.
It's an olight mx3ut javalot. Olight has just released a newer and much better model, the javalot pro. I own both and the pro is such an improvement. Will last about 10mins in turbo mode before stepping down the brightness. But even when stepping down the brightnesses, it's still way more light than you need to shoot at a couple of hundred metres.
Thanks Brett
I have a quick question for you in Australia can you guys have any semi automatic rifles high caliber rifles like an AR 10 or an M1A1 or anything lilies that to shot your pig with ???
Yes we can mate but it is highly regulated and you have to have a legit reason ie be a pro shooter or farmer.
Excellent job
epic shootin as always .keep mowing the little porkers down .thanks for posting .cheers stu.
Thanks mate will do.
Hey Stu. Loving the videos mate. I’m looking at getting my shooters license and was wondering if there’s anywhere you know of within a couple of hours of Sydney to hunt some pigs? Also any recommendations for a good starters rifle? Cheers mate.
A 243 would be a good all round starter cal mate probs Howa or Tikka, or Winchester. The best bet is to take a trip out west and pull in to the odd property and see if you can gain access. Don't take guns and wear city clothes so your first impressions are good.
Hunting with Stu Awesome. Thanks mate, appreciate it
@@josh_dardo No worries mate
How come you got an Oranthal Juice Simpson black cap on in the summer mate? Is it a disguise?
LOL. Must be cold in the morning.
Cool in the mornings, however, another reason is that it holds my head band and camera better than my peak cap.
Thanks Stu & gang.
Andy
Andy no worries mate.
That animal you chased at 15:20 ran like a scalded cat. Couldn't be sure what it was.
It was a fox mate
OK ... and they're on the menu too I guess ... if you can catch them! Thanks Stu!
Not on the menu but targeted yes.
Stew when we investing in some night optics for one of the rifles? Maybe. 6.5 with a nod scope! Do ya good mate
Actually Steve and his Bro have bought some night scopes and they are really cool.
Where in new are you, and what is the extent of the hog infestation in Australia.
New south Wales? ??
Yes mate out West
Hola soy Juan. de Uruguay sur América. Muy buenos vídeos . Me gusta mucho la casería de cerdos . Ustedes de donde son ? . Bueno un abraso desde este pequeño país
Thanks for the support mate, I am from Australia.
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Por nada !! Me gusta el estilo de casería q practican . Acá es diferente por la fauna . Te limita pq es muy tupida . Usamos perros para sacar los cerdos del monte y después le tiramos pero alguno agarran los perros y matamos a cuchillo . Yo tengo un marlin 25-06 ,una escopeta Remington cal 20 y un revólver Taurus cal 45 .
Bueno no subo vídeos pq está mal vista la casería en mi país por los ecologistas . Aunque el cerdo es plaga acá .
Soy productor de maíz dulce q casual mente la semilla es de origen Australia . Espero algún día conoser su hermoso país
Bueno un abrazo y espero nuevo video
Thanks for the support mate yes come to Australia for a hunt one day.
Hey Stu is there a reason there is an abnormally large amount of pigs on this block no matter how many youse shoot.
They come from other areas that is so thick we can't get in there so I reckon the ones we shoot are replaced by ones we can't get to until they make their way out of the thick stuff.
Yeah righto that makes sense. Never a shortage out there aye
When you run your 12 gauge what loads and choke do you use??
Winchester Defender or sometimes ELEY AAA Alphamax game load (BBs) mate.
what sized shot? 2-3/4 shells? I’d pay lots of money to come ride with ya! Haha. I just got up getting ready to head into work 2 hrs early so I can watch you hunt piggies. Haha. Great shootin!
The 2 - 3/4 are the go mate as they are an easy fit when loading and cycling the action. Ha, that is dedication right there mate getting to work early. No need to let the boss know that your watching my clips, ha.
great job mate what area are you hunting in mate and do you eat some of the pigs man
Thanks mate I hunt in old ex mil clothes generally and no the pigs carry diseases out this way mate.
Great video cheers stu 👍
Thanks mate
Great work, 30 06 ?
Stu has a 30 06 yes. 30 30 and 12g adler levers get a run too
Correct Shane.
Yep 30/06 mate.
Hey stu what kind of torch do you use what is it called
Looks like an Olight Javelot
Yes they are olight torches mate see the link: ruclips.net/channel/UCa7SxNSPS2JhyUEJQenLZ-A
What do you do with pigs do you leave them there
Yes we leave them there mate
refreshments !!!!!!!!!!! Great for the anti's.
Yes you are right mate.
Hey stu remember me if you do hi nice hunt it’s spring now expecting droughts in summer?
Yes mate I remember. We are in a drought now worst in 100 years
Hunting with Stu damn I’m in Newcastle so i don’t notice it I really wish you the best of luck I might save up and donate some money to that farmer fund thing maybe it will help you out somewhat
What ammo you running through your 30-06??
I reload mate so generally use a coule of grains over the minimum load and 150grn projectiles. However, I have a 100 or so 130grn projectiles to fire off at the moment.
Save your ammo for the Red Coats.
Not gonna lie I’d love to come and do a bit of this shooting, I really enjoy this shooting more than any other as you can shoot as many as you can and you’ll hardly put a dent in the population. Any idea how the pigs put up against 243? Or would a bigger caliber be needed?
Yes it is a war mate. Yes the 243 is a great cal for pigs. I used one for years.
Hunting with Stu might have to take a trip in a few years, being along my 243 along, would be a change from sitting in a stand shooting British deer.
Nice shot.
Thanks mate
You should get a scope cam
Yes mate that would be good I reckon.
You should do a best of hunting rabbits
I shot a rabbit once
Love your work
I keep this as a pig hunting/shooting channel but busting bunnies is good fun mate.
Other awesome video thanks Stu
Thanks mate pleased you liked it.
What model Olight are you using Stu?
Both mate, I have the old Javelot and the new Javelot Pro mate.
It is a Javelot mate check out the website: ruclips.net/channel/UCa7SxNSPS2JhyUEJQenLZ-A
Do you hunt smaller game - such as rabbit or dingo?
Heaps of other stuff mate but tent to concentrate on pigs.
Does Steve have a channel
No not yet mate but I am putting pressure on him to start one up.
do you kepp the hog
No as they are diseased in this area mate
awesome stuff!
Thanks mate.
G’day Stu keep the vids coming mate we love it& is this out central NSW where you fellas shoot
Thanks mate yes out past Dubbo mate.
Ok cheers
In actual fact, because we are the land downunder AND in the Southern hemisphere, the sun rises in the West and set's in the East, specially after a few refreshments......
Ha ha yes mate after a few sherbets.
Sound is behind video
Nice mate
Thanks mate
Hi mate your uploads always put a smile on my dial 😁
I just wanted your thoughts on the new Adler straight pull do you think they will be any good
Also good deal on military grade oo buck case $195 👍😁👍
Thanks mate, yes I suppose the Adler straight pull will be as good as the lever action Adler. I have a slick kit in mine to smooth out the action from Ignition Custom Engineering and it works great now. Good work on the ammo.
Home sweet home
Shit the sun doesn't hang around when it's knockoff time 15:31
Actually that was the next morning mate.
@@HuntingwithStu Yeah I was just admiring the editing Stuey
i bet pig heart tastes great
Min 9.47 raad fly infront of camera, strange insects
Ha yes mate there are some weird insects out there.
@@HuntingwithStu mate if you can hunt down one of these you will be rich as hell and very much indeed famous please watch this clip, any thing near this worth as hell and if you catch it alive even better or death one in alcohol
ruclips.net/video/eDaIcPRh3As/видео.html
Good trip
Yes mate
Try deer hunting it’s good fun
I hunt deer mate. I have shot Sambar, Fallow, Red, Rusa, Hog deer mate
Nice mate
Also hunted in Africa and NZ
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Where are you from i want to go pig hunting
Australia mate. Where do you live?
@@HuntingwithStu Am from california
Not much pigs around just in texas
Use there scent for to fool them
hello mate, take care of your ears, or you will start to buzz, I already have them, long live
Yes mate you are right.
Ware you at
Sydney Australia mate and we go out west past Dubbo
Manda um salve pro brasil.
Aqui nos usamos os dogs pra achar os bichos
Thanks mate we also have hunters who use dogs but not me so we would miss a lot of smart boars.
@@HuntingwithStu entendo,boa sorte com os javali,e tudo de bom pra sua vida companheiro.
Thanks mate, same to you.
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Go and buy a hunting dog it will help you
Yes mate you are right
You don’t look after you guns well I have had mine for 43 years and it still looks new i actually look after mine
Yes mate I am too rough on them and you are right they will last a lifetime looked after. Having said that my 30/30 is now over 43 years old as well
Poor shots mate
Aussie
Yes mate