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I've sen many video's on the SiOnyx Aurora everyone I have seen shows it in very favorable conditions, full moon directly overhead, ambient light, ect. In this video you will see some clips with very good high full moon video, but you will also see some with 50%, and no moon to show what it does when there is no light.

FERAL HOGS DOING THE STANKY LEG DANCE.

Pigeons cost this Dairy Company an estimated $60,000 dollars a year in lost feed alone. We traveled out to the dairy to lend a hand in thinning out these pest.

Hog hunting in the pouring rain with the XP50 Trail. https://www.hueyoutdoors.com/product/xp50-trail-thermal-riflescope/

Santa goes hog hunting in Texas with Lone Star Boars using a Trijicon MK3 IR Hunter from HueyOutdoors.com

Todd Huey talks about how he got started in night hunting.

XP50 TRAILS AVAILIBLE HERE https://www.hueyoutdoors.com/product/xp50-trail-thermal-riflescope/

HOW TO USE THE ONE SHOT ZERO OPTION ON PULSAR TRAILS. https://www.hueyoutdoors.com/product/xp50-trail-1-6-12-8x42-thermal-riflescope-free-battery/ TODD@HUEYOUTDOORS.COM 817-668-1001

THERMAL AND NIGHT VISION SALES (817) 668-1001 https://www.hueyoutdoors.com/

BUY HERE. https://www.hueyoutdoors.com/product/lpmr-mk2-pvs-14-recorder/ The Low Profile Mission Recorder is designed to be minimalist and intuitive. Designed to work with PVS-14’s PVS-15’s, and PVS-31’s and all models using similar eyepiece designs. Attaches to the PVS accessory ring and adds the ability to record through your night vision. Features: Supports up to 128gb Micro SD (19 hrs of record time) with minute to minute seamless recording Crystal Clear HD 1920×1080 30fps recording Externally Powered via USB to your choice of battery (not included) Auto record when powered on Integrated microphone Less than 1.5 oz up front weight Highly durable heat resistant polymer construction Specifications: Weight: 1.25 oz Dimensions: 1.7″ L x 1.7″ W x 2.1″ H Material: Heat resistant durable polymer Power: USB-A Male 20″ cable Weather Resistant Note-power supply not included.

Thermal and night vision sales call (817) 668-1001 or visit https://www.hueyoutdoors.com/

ALL THERMALS AVAILIBLE AT WWW.HUEYOUTDOORS.COM REAP-IR V2 20MM https://www.hueyoutdoors.com/product/reap-ir-type-2-20mm/ REAP-IR V2 35MM https://www.hueyoutdoors.com/product/reap-ir-type-2-35mm/ REAP-IR V2 60MM https://www.hueyoutdoors.com/product/reap-ir-type-2-60mm/ IR HUNTER MK3 35MM https://www.hueyoutdoors.com/product/ir-hunter-mk3-35mm/ IR HUNTER MK3 60MM https://www.hueyoutdoors.com/product/ir-hunter-mk3-60mm/

For optics vist www.hueyoutdoors.com for more on the CMMG equipment watch these videos. 45 acp Banshee https://youtu.be/9xwIUHmJE5s 22 nosler https://youtu.be/l80FQewISXA 458 Socom https://youtu.be/VzMA5uQrFCc

Hunting a north Texas cattle ranch with Guns N chicken Strips. Order beef straight from the ranch to your door here. https://mountpleasantbeef.com/ For all your powersport needs contact https://www.fpslubbock.com/

TRIJICON REAP-IR 60MM AVAILIBLE HERE https://www.hueyoutdoors.com/product/reap-ir-type-2-60mm/

Found a group of these destructive beast down in the swamps the action was up close and personal.

Just testing the new Reap-IR V2 60mm

First time out with the new Trijicon Reap-IR 60mm from https://www.hueyoutdoors.com/product/reap-ir-type-2-60mm/

Equipment used Trijicon 60mm IR Hunter MK3 on LWRC REPR MK2 .308 Pulsar XP50 Trail on CMMG 22 nosler. Feral swine are not considered game animals in Texas and may be hunted by any means or methods at any time of year. Wild boar, or feral hogs, are a non-native and invasive species in Texas. Each year hogs cause millions of dollars in damage in the form of damaged crops, contaminated water supplies, broken equipment, transmission of disease and injury to livestock. Feral hogs compete with native wildlife for resources and also prey directly on the eggs and young of ground nesting birds and will actively hunt small mammals, frogs, lizards and snakes. Hog are highly intelligence, adaptive, and have prolific breeding habits, traditional methods of hunting and trapping have been largely ineffective in reducing the feral hog population. The introduction of night vision and thermal optics has greatly increased landowners' ability to mitigate the destruction caused by feral hogs. More information about the feral hog problem in Texas can be found at following link: http://bit.ly/FeralHogsInTexas

Showing the difference in magnification between 60mm, 35mm, and 20mm lenses.

Chasing down hogs with the Polaris XP1000 from Family Powersports Lubbock Tx. I let the farmer man the gunner seat as I drive so he can get his revenge on these devastating pigs.

This is a education video to help farmers and ranchers combat the growing problem of feral hogs in Texas. Testing out the Sharps 25-45 on feral hogs in Texas using the 87 gr soft point. For more educational videos try Where to shoot hogs https://youtu.be/NGjSGe8-fqM Thermal and Night vision provided by http://www.hueyoutdoors.com/ Feral hogs are not considered game animals in Texas and may be hunted by any means or methods at any time of year. Thermal and night vision being some of the most effective means. https://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wild/nuisance/feral_hogs/

LOCAL FARMER HAD A LARGE BOAR DIGGING BIG HOLES SINCE IT WAS RAINING MOST OF THE NIGHT WE SAT UP AND WAITED FOR HIM IN THE POLARIS RANGER XP 1000 FROM FAMILY POWERSPORTS LUBBOCK. AFTER A FEW HOURS WAIT HE FINALLY SHOWED UP. Defending Texas farms from feral hogs with the latest thermal and night vision gear. Thermal and Night vision provided by http://www.hueyoutdoors.com/ Feral hogs are not considered game animals in Texas and may be hunted by any means or methods at any time of year. Thermal and night vision being some of the most effective means. https://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wild/nuisance/feral_hogs/ Feral swine compete with native wildlife for multiple resources, specifically food, habitat, and water. Feral swine diets overlap with those of native wildlife, such as bear, deer, and turkey, which results in competition for important and limited natural food supplies. Feral swine activity will often deter other species from living in an area, resulting in competition over prime habitat. Feral swine wallow in mud to maintain proper body temperature which can be particularly problematic during dry seasons when they monopolize and contaminate limited water sources. Feral swine also prey directly on the nests, eggs, and young of native ground nesting birds and reptiles, including threatened or endangered species. Game birds such as wild turkeys, grouse, and quail can also be impacted. Feral swine have even been documented killing and eating deer fawns, and actively hunting small mammals, frogs, lizards, and snakes. Feral swine wallows are prime mosquito habitat which contributes to the prevalence of various mosquito-borne diseases. Wallows can also be a place of transmission for bacteria and parasites from feral swine to native wildlife that come to drink. https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/wildlifedamage/operational-activities/feral-swine/feral-swine-daral_hogs/mage/feral-swine-natural-resource-damage

Defending Texas farms from feral hogs with the latest thermal and night vision gear. https://youtu.be/l80FQewISXA Thermal and Night vision provided by http://www.hueyoutdoors.com/ Feral hogs are not considered game animals in Texas and may be hunted by any means or methods at any time of year. Thermal and night vision being some of the most effective means. https://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wild/nuisance/feral_hogs/ Feral swine compete with native wildlife for multiple resources, specifically food, habitat, and water. Feral swine diets overlap with those of native wildlife, such as bear, deer, and turkey, which results in competition for important and limited natural food supplies. Feral swine activity will often deter other species from living in an area, resulting in competition over prime habitat. Feral swine wallow in mud to maintain proper body temperature which can be particularly problematic during dry seasons when they monopolize and contaminate limited water sources. Feral swine also prey directly on the nests, eggs, and young of native ground nesting birds and reptiles, including threatened or endangered species. Game birds such as wild turkeys, grouse, and quail can also be impacted. Feral swine have even been documented killing and eating deer fawns, and actively hunting small mammals, frogs, lizards, and snakes. Feral swine wallows are prime mosquito habitat which contributes to the prevalence of various mosquito-borne diseases. Wallows can also be a place of transmission for bacteria and parasites from feral swine to native wildlife that come to drink. https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/wildlifedamage/operational-activities/feral-swine/feral-swine-daral_hogs/mage/feral-swine-natural-resource-damage