On 3/14/2014 10:16 AM, Ray Keller wrote:
This Texas feral hog shooting chopper "Heli-Hogging' video is fascinating.
The pilot has a fixed .223 rifle with optics rigged back to his helmet and
eye-piece.
He's fairly accurate, as you'll see, and his Scout Chopper flying skills are
down pat.
http://vimeo.com/21181307
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Practicing up for leftards?

Another very interesting read, or watch, is Jager method of capturing
pigs. This guy studied about trapping pigs, and discovered some very
basic and some very intricate things about trapping pigs. The series is
15 or 20 videos, about the pen construction, layout, pig behavior, even
down to gate size. The thing has a camera that you can watch on your
cell phone anywhere in the world, and when the pen has the right number
of pigs in it, you hit a button, and the gate falls, trapping them all.
There is also great night shooting using night vision where they go
out and get the ones too smart to go to the traps. Some mighty fine on
the run shots. If you go through all the videos, it is very interesting
to learn the things he reveals between their methods, and the regular
metal cage box commonly in use now. A much higher catch rate. And
interesting to watch.

Steve