Archery Hunting Wild Hogs - Destructive Broadhead Damage
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Archery Hunting Wild Hogs - Destructive Broadhead Damage
In this video, I go archery hunting for wild hogs! This broadhead does some destructive damage. For some time now wild hogs have been tearing up our property and we have been trying to get them to slow down here, but they reproduce faster than we can hunt. Archery hunting has quickly become one of my favorite styles for hunting because it takes a lot of nature and practiced skill. Hog hunting with a bow is very challenging because your shot has to be perfect. Luckily for me the Grim Reaper broadheads do some destructive damage, which makes the kill much easier to achieve. I must say hunting the destructive hogs is easier when you have a broadhead that is more destructive than they are. How hunting with a bow is a lot of fun and I would recommend if you are into hunting wild hogs and have not done it with a bow to give it a shot. Bowhunting destructive Florida hogs on @Saltyscales channel was our very first attempt at the hog hunts but didn't go so well when we couldn't find the pig. This made us switch from the fixed broadheads to the mechanical broadheads, and we have had a success rate of 100% since then.
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I particularly enjoy archery feral pig hunting. What destructive animals,not just for farm crops but they also tear up the natural habitat other native species depend on. Good on you, Chris,for helping control their popuation
Right on Chris, the slow mo on the arrow was sweeeet!
Stuck em goood right, Marcus! Thanks for watching brother
Love the music
Nice shot bro! Love the hunting content keep it coming!
Thanks for watching Bro! I really enjoy the hunting part too
Any time I take a wild pig, I process it and then put it in a jumbo cooler and put ice over the meat for multiple days (7 days for a sow or bar hog, 14 for a in-tact boar). You leave the drain port on the cooler loose, so the melting ice doesn't pool water in the cooler and ruin the meat. The melting ice rinses the meat as it melts and makes a HUGE difference in removing the game taste.
Great Video. Glad to see you wearing the safety harness. I have had two falls from tree stands with the last one fracturing the T11 in my back. Both times it was climbing down when the accident occurred. I now use an ascending / descending rope as well from HHS. Still....I shake like a leaf for 10 minutes when I finally get into the stand until my nerves steady. Then it is business as usual. Keep up with the pig hunting videos. We got nothing open up here for another 3 weeks.....then it is turkey season. Looking forward to the next video.
Hey, thanks for watching Randy! Dude, I take it pretty seriously going up and down, and making sure I am strapped to the tree! I have had two friends that have had brain injuries, just from falling from a normal ladder. You're blessed to still be able to hunt and get up in the tree. Where do you live?? Turkey Season just opened here in FL. I have gone out once with no luck. Hoping to be posting more hunting videos. I have just seriously gotten into hunting. Learning the ropes
@@CaptChrisCanning I live in Ontario Canada. Going to be visiting Florida just as soon as the border opens again and I have my vaccination shots. I’m in the “vulnerable age group”. I got a new granddaughter I have not met yet. Maybe get some pig hunting in at the same time. 🙂
Hey Chris. I like the variety and miss magnet fishing...lol vAlways look forward to your videos bro.. I was first on both yours and Josh's video today. Woohoo.. lol Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing with us.. Always your frien, fan, and subscriber. .
You are always first Rick! Fan #1 in my opinion! I actually miss the magnet fishing too, it was quite the treasure hunt.
Perfect shot. Nice!
Thanks for watching JC! Got her gooddd
First time watching one of your videos.. Cracking shot ... and you were very composed.. What struck me , your tree seat was fully open . No camouflage or anything. Be interesting to see how long it will take for the pigs to come back . Liked Gary’s comment about using dynamite 🧨. 😈. Will be waiting to see what you guys are up to next..👍
Yea boi, good shooting and eating. When's the BBQ?
Soon Soon! hehe
perfect size for whole roast!
Impressive kill. Too many pigs. Your going to need to star using dynamite.👍
Way ta go bro , I’m surprised I thought when that sow took off and kicked up that dirt it was the arrow missing but it was right on , this video was great , first ducks now a pig , still waiting to see you and josh fly fishing some poons ! 👍🏼.
Yes sir! We got her Dave! I can't believe you thought I missed her, lol! Now time for a cook?
*Thanx Chris... Nice Job, Well Planned & Got it Done Video Wise ... I was thinking after that on point 2nd H of the 4-H Club shot... 'Well Chris, I guess it's on to the next part of chasing those 15 suckling piglets" ... But then, like you said..."Nor do I want to turn this into a full hunting channel" ... I agree... But If you'll take a moment to think about it... A Suckling Pig Salk, Harvest & Cooked Old School would be fun ...and a bit different don't you think? It would take some cooking skills from them that know... but learning new stuff is what makes the channel fun to view plus cooking is what makes some of these channels so popular too* .. You guys are appreciated! ..gw
I have a question, I’m 15 and pulling about 53 pounds of draw weight which my dad wants me to keep, would my q.a.d exodus broadheads which are 85 grains be enough to kill one?
Enjoy the hunting and the fishing. You could even throw in some bushcraft and everybody would love it.
Thats pretty cool. Im thinking about doing the same on my property but never dressed one on my own
This was my first time too, it really wasn't that bad. Took a minute, but I can see if you did this 5-9 times you would be an expert.
@@CaptChrisCanning i need some practice with a bow. I suck
@@Mr.JayOutdoors I know this is 2 years old but I just figured I'd shout out that your shot was spot on perfect. It was that crappy mechanical that caused you what little issues you had. At that range on that small of a hog and also with that shot placement, you would have a clean pass through with a cut on contact fixed blade. Many out there nowadays that fly very well, G5, QAD, Slick Trick, Muzzy, all make very high quality fixed blades that fly extremely well and will zip right through an animal.
Hey Chris, I enjoyed the narration part of the video again. Sometimes it is better than trying to hear people whispering. BTW ~ Nice SHOT! It's sort of a shame Josh was not there to get one too. That way you could have dressed them out at the same time. Maybe next time. Take Care and God Bless ✝
Thanks for watching Dino, you da man! It was a nice shot. It was good to have Josh not there in a way. Made me really feel like I had learned a lot in the past year about hunting and shooting. He has been great at teaching!
Why are you using that lone pine out in the open instead of that big tree near where the corn was dumped? Wind direction? Great looking place. Where, Florida? I so enjoy bow hunting wild pigs. I like to kill like the 150# ones for meat. But I will stick any of them whether I can find them or not. I began using heavier arrows about four years ago for me. Around 450 grains seems to be good for my draw weight etc. The Magnus Black Hornet with bleeders seems to be the best head. Breaking ribs so easy. At 285 fps they will pass thru most average hogs shoulder shield plate to get decent penetration for the kill. Good video here. Keep making them.
Wow I love to see it..... now.... if only there was a catch and cook to go with this 🤔
Uh oh.... are you telling the future babe?
Putting cleaned hog on ice and vinegar for 24hrs. This will take the wild taste out of the meat . Have dine this 20times . They are good being cooked over a heat of 200 degrees for 24hrs.
Grim reaper makes a great broadhead. Congratulations on the pig
Thanks for watching, Julian! They have been good to us, that it for sure
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Don't cut the gutting parts; people will stop watching if they want to.
Nice shot, it’s a shame they have become such a problem
Thanks JC! They are a good animal to start hunting if you are wanting to get a practice at the sport.
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Way to go Chris how you gonna cook her up?
Cooking her as I type this, Catch and Cook video???
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I do like to see feral hogs taken out. I'd like to hunt them myself but I'm in Canton, Ohio. As far as I know we don't have any of them here in Ohio.
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