Makin'Bacon Texas Style

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Spalted Walt
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Being a Texan, I had to look.

But the link isn't working for me.

Robert

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nailshooter41

Full-auto feral hog plinking from above.

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Spalted Walt

Think helicopter, machine gun and no liimt on wild hogs.

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Markem

That could be some expensive bacon...what does a helicopter cost, close to $500/hr?

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94hwtkaschper4x

The bacon is the gravy, the saved crops pays for the helicopter and the shooters.

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Leon

All I can tell from the video is they need better shooters or a mini gun, a lot of pigs seemed to get away.

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Markem

You haven't priced (what looks like) 50cal ammunition, have you? ;-)

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krw

It was most likely .223/5.56 through a M4A1, definitely not .50cal

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Spalted Walt

People seem to think that there are two kinds of ammunition, .22 rimfire and huge. I remember the New Haven police chief standing up before the CT legislature and claiming that 5.56mm NATO was "the biggest bullet he had ever seen", which the legislature seemed to accept but which totally destroyed his credibility with anybody who had any familiarity with firearms.

A variety of weapons were depicted in that video though--there were a few frames in which someone appeared to be using a shotgun but most seemed to be small caliber. Not a .50 cal machine gun in sight though.

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J. Clarke

AR platforms in .308 are common nowadays, plus I saw shotguns in some of the footage.

Dave in SoTex

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Dave in SoTex

It looked a lot bigger than a .223 to me. I wouldn't think that would be a great round for a boar, in any case.

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krw

Cedar Ridge Aviation charges for a weekday hunt: $2.150 per person w/2 person minimum for a 2hr hunt, 3 meals and a night in the lodge. AR15 (semi-auto) and .223 ammo are provided.

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Spalted Walt

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