Helicopter pig shoot from last week

[Pewter Y2K Z28]

We had a helicopter out in hearne, tx last week. We flew part of 16k acres and killed roughly 135-150 pigs. There was some good shooting and some bad shooting and I wasn't shy to put some of the bad stuff in the video, lol. I had multiple gopros on multiple weapons.

[ame]http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0dmpIsrYkZI&feature=plcp[/ame]

[SS Junk]

LOL... the one at :47 looks like it left behind about 20' of entrails. What kind of rifle?

[Pewter Y2K Z28]

LOL... the one at :47 looks like it left behind about 20' of entrails. What kind of rifle?

AR's in .223, .308, and 7.62x39

[dangerous_sep]

Fuuuuuun!!! I'm jelly I really wanna go do that.

[CJ]

LOL... the one at :47 looks like it left behind about 20' of entrails. What kind of rifle?

My guess is that's blood or dirt ripped up. Get them in the ass or spine and they drag their rear legs into the dirt until they go down.

Pewter, you guys must have to bring quite a bit of ammo on board. I'm surprised a rotax can carry that much.

[Chas_svo]

Looks like fun.

[terminator03]

that looks like fun

[LaserSVT]

All that delecious bacon. *drool*

[inline 6]

All that delecious bacon. *drool*

They aint stopping and picking and of that shit up, you can probably bet it stays where it lays and that's really the only problem I have with it.

[CJ]

They aint stopping and picking and of that shit up, you can probably bet it stays where it lays and that's really the only problem I have with it.

I have similar sentiments, but when you're dealing with 16,000 acres and ~150 pigs, imagine the logistical nightmare of finding and collecting all of those bodies. It would take 10x the people and time to do.

[Chas_svo]

I have similar sentiments, but when you're dealing with 16,000 acres and ~150 pigs, imagine the logistical nightmare of finding and collecting all of those bodies. It would take 10x the people and time to do.

Dog...

[CJ]

Dog...

Is the dog going drive a truck, load them up, and clean/prepare 7 tons of meat?

[Vertnut]

I'm guessing the buzzard population in Hearne quadrupled. Saw a busload of them headed down I45... ;-)

[likeitfast55]

They aint stopping and picking and of that shit up, you can probably bet it stays where it lays and that's really the only problem I have with it.

It is better than the hogs defecate in the water supply and get your livestock sick. Filthy animals. Also 1 hell of a problem for ranchers.

Most of the time, the meat is picked up and donated to shelters.

[Chas_svo]

Is the dog going drive a truck, load them up, and clean/prepare 7 tons of meat?

I thought your complaint was the logistics of finding them. I bet lots of people would take one or two to clean. I would, just to video my wife's coronary.

I sure wish I had the "problem" of having 16k acres.