Unleashing the Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XG50
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Hog Hunting At Night with Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XG50. Farmers and ranchers being overrun with wild feral hogs. We try to help stop some of the damage to corn fields and hay fields.
Timestamps:
00:00 Hog Hunting At Night
00:09 Hog Hunt 1
01:05 Hog Hunt 2
02:05 Hog Hunt 3
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Wild hogs, also known as feral pigs, are a growing problem in many parts of the world. These animals are not native to many of the areas where they are found, but were introduced either by humans or escaped from domestic pig farms. Wild hogs are opportunistic feeders and are known to cause significant damage to crops, particularly in rural areas. In this essay, I will discuss the damage that wild hogs can do to crops and some of the ways that farmers can mitigate this damage.
Wild hogs are omnivorous, which means that they eat both plant and animal matter. They will eat just about anything they can find, including crops such as corn, soybeans, wheat, and vegetables. They are particularly fond of root crops like potatoes, carrots, and radishes. When wild hogs find a crop they like, they will root up the ground with their snouts to get at the roots and bulbs. This not only damages the crop, but also the soil structure, which can make it more difficult for farmers to plant future crops.
Wild hogs are also known to damage crops by trampling them. They are large, powerful animals that can weigh several hundred pounds, and when they move through a field, they can crush crops and damage fences and other structures. This can result in a significant loss of income for farmers who rely on their crops to make a living.
The damage that wild hogs do to crops can be particularly devastating for small-scale farmers who do not have the resources to invest in expensive fencing or other deterrents. In some cases, farmers have been forced to abandon their crops altogether because of the damage caused by wild hogs.
There are several ways that farmers can try to mitigate the damage caused by wild hogs. One approach is to use physical barriers such as fences or electric fencing to keep the animals out of fields. Another approach is to use repellents such as predator urine or strong odors to deter the animals from entering fields. In some cases, farmers may also use hunting or trapping to remove wild hogs from their property.
In conclusion, wild hogs are a serious problem for farmers who rely on crops for their livelihoods. These animals are known to cause significant damage to crops by rooting up the ground and trampling plants. Farmers can take steps to mitigate this damage, but it requires a significant investment of time and resources. As the population of wild hogs continues to grow
Your videos helped me decide on the Thermion 2 XP50 Pro and can't wait for a review of the TELOS and Axion with the upgraded Pro Sensor as I need a new monocular for next season. Good Job!
Thank you, Sir.
hey you miss the lrf..
Nice video. Have you seen the new RIX STORM S3 384 Thermal Scope $1800? There's only a handful of videos on RUclips, im really think about getting one, it will be my 1st thermal scope.
I have not used a Rix so I cN not recommend it. A Rattler v2 is about same price and it is a great scope. Go with a proven model.
i m new to all this..i got pulsar cx 50
im bummed about this...have you used this scope...i have not used it yet
what do you feek about this..thanks
In title you put FG50 lol was like ahhhh what's this.
Thanks for the heads up. You were the first to notice.
@The Old Deer Hunters I have the XG50 THERMION and really would love to have the lrf but I just pre-ordered the Telos XP50 lrf lol
@@justinsigmon1878 I look forward to testing the Telos. Enjoy!!
@@Theolddeerhunters you to brother I will be watching 😁
don't see anything better with xg against xp if you ask me 👍👍
Both incredible scopes.