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1-night, 3 Hunters, Night Vision Hog Hunt in Texas
Currency:CAD
Category:Hunting
Start Price:250.00 CAD
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The Warhawg team of Houston, Texas has generously donated a one night, three hunters, night-vision thermal feral hog hunt. These hunting professionals have put together some of the best hunting properties and have researched and assembled the very best gear available today. They use the highest quality night-vision binoculars, scopes and thermal imaging equipment. This in addition to their custom AR-15 rifles chambered in .300 Blackout should ensure that there are no excuses once you are hunting in these areas. The typical hunt starts at dusk and runs for six hours. Extra hunters can join at $600 USD/night and additional days may also be added. All Texas exotics can be added as per the price list.
Included in this package:
Safety, rifle, equipment and instructions
Use of firearms and ammo
Unlimited feral pigs and varmints
Water and soft drinks.
Not included:
Flights
Accommodations
Licenses $45 USD/person
Value $1800 USD
Night Vision
Most hunters pursue feral hogs in the daytime, the added pressure from hunting as well as their preference for low light, has made them predominately nocturnal. To be truly effective, you need specialized and costly equipment to pursue them in almost total darkness. We use the latest in night vision technology to equal the playing field. These units are the absolute best equipment available.
Using helmet mounted night-vision goggles like the GEN 3 PSV-7 (military issue for troops) and the Gen 4 ANVS-9 (which are issued to military pilots for night aviation), and our specialized hunting vehicles we can move unimpeded at night. Navigating the huge farms and ranches to locate and identify feral pigs and their movements would be nearly impossible to do without disturbing the swine. After the pigs have been spotted, we discuss a strategy to stalk and remove them. The goggles make moving in broken or rough country easy on foot and allow us to close the distance, sometimes to within feet of the pigs. After the pigs have been located and we are set up, the remainder of our gear comes into play.
Using custom-made Seekins precision AR-15 rifles, chambered exclusively in .300 Blackout and fitted with Gen 3 night-vision scopes and thermal optics, we move in and eradicate them. These quality optics are the best available on the market and some of them are the same ones used by our front-line troops and dedicated marksmen around the world. The right gear and preparation helps us to succeed.
Email: info@warhawg.com
Website: http://warhawg.com/
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3722 57th Ave P.O. Box 22059 West Park, Red Deer, Alberta, T4N 6X4, Canada
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