Intro to Night Hunting | TPH86
2023 ж. 28 Қар.
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Wade covers the basics of predator hunting at night, and the various setups you'll encounter.
Wade covers the basics of predator hunting at night, and the various setups you'll encounter.
Wade- “ Fitzy…,Garb ma raffle! Immona put a scope oner. Oh yea, don’t forget to stop LI munitions”. Love y’all. (All of you) in English.
1:31 Sig is shipping pistols with braces again 2:11 solvent trap news 3:00 deer drama and long range hunting discourse 3:36 Backfire’s new recoil pad 4:27 the truth about the Backstop and it actually reduces felt recoil.
Good info. I raise a few sheep in the Kerrville/Harper area. Predator hunting is mandatory in order to keep anything alive. I hunt alone and have only one arm so I deal with lots of challenges. I found Nitecore to have lights that work for me. Both headlight and weapon light are rechargeable and are giving me good service. I need a little more gear than most folks and have adapted a game carrier to get to my setups with everything I need. Can't drive in because everything in the county knows when a truck shows up. Night hunting with white light is my most productive means of maintaining control over predation.
I got a hold of some ELD-VT already. 80gr 6mm variant. (Factory seconds) Will be working on loads. It will be a slow process without data.
New drinking game, I like to call it “reality of the situation” you think you know where it goes from here.. On another note, I’ve been following you guys for a while now, I picked up night hunting last year when Kansas opened up a 3month night season at the start of the year. Running strictly thermal. I’ve found myself spending more time in the Tulsa area this past year due to work, so I’ve been able to go out and secure quite a bit of ground away from my home state and try some new things. I’ve had some great success, learned some tough lessons, but in all I’ve applied a lot of what you talk about into my nightly stands. That being, treat your nighttime hunts similar to your daytime stands. Being conscious of the wind, where you’re attempting to draw dogs out of, moon phases and how to overall just set myself up for a better chance of a sub 80yard dispatch. My summertime hunts in Oklahoma this year always seemed to be more successful just before, during, and directly after crazy weather. A handful of doubles, a couple triples, and my first ever solo quad on a single stand. And I’m talking wind blowing sideways, tornado warnings, hail, just absolute shit times to be out and a few land owners became concerned with my safety. Why is it you may think, that I’ve stumbled across this repeatable outcome? I’ve always related coyote hunting to blue cat fishing. In the sense that I’d rather have heavy winds, than no winds. But have you had similar findings with your hunting experience? Do you intentionally hunt around these rapidly shifting weather patterns?
You’d definitely be trashed .
There's no place like home miss the yotes in Kansas born and raised in emporia ks well bushong but I never one time I don't think called yotes in the day always carried calls Incase but only went at night all growing up didn't know u weren't allowed to
Hunt at night
The Backstop looks genuinely cool and I'm glad to hear you're thinking of testing it out. Definitely some silyness going on though, particularly with the graphs shown. Jim is a consummate marketer: he started Backfire as a case study within his internet marketing job. I think he genuinely does enjoy shooting and hunting though. The channel and video title are: Income School - From 0 to 9k Subscribers in 4 Months (How to grow FAST on KZhead)
Used to use night vision scope with a thermal monocular for scanning. Had them spook as soon as my ir hit him. He was an educated coyote. Went thermal this summer and so far love it.
Milwaukee makes an M12 spotlight that is the brightest warm white light a have ever seen 800yard ID no problem
Great episode as usual fellas. 👍🏻 Listed Friday morning, saw the 65 gr ammo available again, any time frame on the 75’s ?? That’s what I’m anxious to see. Thx
I take electrical tape and tape hand warmers around my scope to be able to make sure that it last longer. When they say it's an internal battery and it's eighteen hours of use and you get three. Especially during competition
The shade cast at backfire has been entertaining to listen for during my 7hr drive. Can you guys tell me how he’s so loaded? His house seems like a guys house who’s dad owns an oil and gas company
Never used killzone but coyotelight has done well for me, really like the variable power and adjustable shade that keeps light off my barrel, (powerful too)..
If I missed it,, I apologize. But can you do a hunting pack dump? Big thanks!
I run a 16” 6 arc running 90gr TGK’s and thermal for pigs. Do not run those 80gr eld-vt’s for hogs,it will knock em down but they will get right back up and run off
Solid information as always, much appreciated. I know there’s a lot of variables and it’s situationally dependent but looking for a better way to run my call sequence so here’s a few questions for y’all: Do you run a sound continuously for a few minutes or start/stop/repeat? Do you pause between sounds and if so for how long? Do you kill the sound when the coyote/bobcat is coming in or leave the sound on?
Love your Podcast guys. Most informative one I've found, as well as entertaining. I'm building a night hunting varmint AR in 223 Wylde. For your 53g Vmax loads, would you recommend a 1:9 twist or 1:8 twist? It's likely going to be a heavy barrel stainless 20". I'd like to keep it 1:8 twist so I can still shoot the heavier stuff, but am not sure how well it will stabilize the light bullets. I am a hand loader, but never really messed with the light stuff and haven't messed with the AR stuff as far as hand loads go.
Either should work well with a good quality barrel.
what EFR are you running and did you have to raise your optic a lot to make it level? if not are were you able to get a low pro mount for the clip on? ive got a badger efr and with a medium ring and nightforce nx8 2.5x20x50 and AMG rattler with provided mount there is no way they level with each other without having a crazy high scope mount.
I think I’m gonna go get me a Backstroke…Backpedal…thingy. EDIT; Hopefully I’ll be able to get that magical sub 2 MOA group finally.
Even in wide open country, your night scope variable should start at 3x or less.
A podcast about Palestine, Texas? Wow. 🙂
Don't the clip-ons need to be adjusted with a colimator each time you mount them?
My cheap night vision scope is much clearer than my thermal that costs 3x the money. I scan with thermal and shoot with my ir scope. The ballistic range finder they definitely see the flash.
I think the complete opposite. I run my thermal scope on top of my night vision scope. We have a lot of different Critters here in Maine. That we cannot shoot. So for the identification. I like to spot all my thermal and then go down to my name vision. In which I am running the wicked lights. Ir. As well it turns to red. But for $350.. it beats, the shit out of ATN . If you want a bad ass light. That last a long time in extreme cold. Go to wicked lights. They are second to none
Do you have bulk 224? Thanks
Why don’t yall ship to Alaska? Not talking ammo but optics, gear, and merch.
What's the deer drama about? Links anyone?
Why did you not mention the valkyrie?
Ok I guess I didn't wait another 3 mins before u did
If you're shooting a 6mm arc, why would you need to reduce recoil?
Scan with thermal, shoot with clip-ons
I shoot allot of stuff.
@@txpredatorhunting I think I asked this as a rethorical question. Especially when you started talking about stocks
Backfire's video about his Backstop was hard to watch, needs to keep his wife out of the video's, but at least she can load the rifle herself😂😂😂
You got me with the title and photo... boring. Get to your points, you do not have the gift of gab.