Post your tactical hunting pics....

[Keg]

Post em up.... Your harvest(deer..hog..coyote..etc) with your tactical firearm(AR..M1a..bolt action..etc)....

 

[tahunua001]

do you mean tacktickle like used by military?

or tactical like it's evil and black looking?

or tactical like I tactically used it to get me some dinner?

 

[camper4lyfe]

That's unpossible. According to Andrew Cuomo, nobody hunts with an "assault weapon"

/sarcasm

I'm a tad jaded these days.

 

[gunrunner1]

 

[Keg]

tahunua001.... All 3....

 

[Double Naught Spy]

My "I'm from the internet" tactical hunting rifle.

 

[g.willikers]

How much did that piggy weigh?
Can't make out what the scale reads.
Is that sack on the side of the rifle for your lunch?

 

[Keg]

DNS...now thats a hawg!

 

[Double Naught Spy]

264 lbs. http://youtu.be/6txddnqz7gg

To get back on track, I shoot a 6.5 Grendel (now), 20" barrel, Pulsar N750 digital day and night vision, usually with both a mounted white light and mounted supplemental IR illuminator. The box on top of the scope is a DVR for recording the shots (see link above). The pouch on the stock contains spare batteries, ear plugs, and ammo. As of recently, I have moved to using a brass catcher regularly and have gone with a Tactical Brass Recovery brass catcher which is pretty nifty. I also have a bipod that is quick detach.

I had not considered carrying my lunch in the sack on the side, but now that you mention it, that sounds like a really handy idea. It will hold half a sandwich and some carrot slices, I bet!

Its a lot of garbage and I get ribbed about it, but I use everything on my rifle. Besides, the more I carry it, the stronger my arms get!

 

[Unlicensed Dremel]

Very nice. I've hunted with EBRs, but never got a chance to shoot. Don't think I would again - though maybe someday if I snag a 6.8 spc.

And tahunua, wait a sec - did you take down a deer with a head shot from a 9x19 EBR, and a wood stocked one, no less? If so, very nice.

And that IS a big ol piggy.

 

[tahunua001]

that I did.

 

[Dirty_Harry]

I do plan on taking a deer with my M1A sometime. This year I will probably hunt deer in the shotgun zone (now allowing certain pistol/rifle cartridges) with a 450 bushmaster upper on my DD lower.

 

[Mobuck]

Picture an old guy with a fuzzy white beard(sort of an anorexic Santa Claus) wearing blaze orange vest and cap sitting next to a tree, beside a fence post, or in a little plywood shack(looks like an outhouse), holding a "sniper rifle". Is that "tactical" enough?

 

[Double Naught Spy]

This bad boy bobcat was stalking fawns I was watching under the feeder. The hogs came in at 130, 200,and 230 lbs.

 

[FrankenMauser]

After another hunter hit this speedgoat in the butt, and badly wounded it, I had to drop it on the run.

The Tactical .243:

(I had to crop myself out, due to file size.)

 

[Brotherbadger]

This bad boy bobcat was stalking fawns I was watching under the feeder. The hogs came in at 130, 200,and 230 lbs.

Ok, i'll be the one to ask.............what's with the Angry Birds get up?

Great kills btw.

 

[Double Naught Spy]

Ah! Angry Bird.

Angry Bird is the nemesis of hogs. Angry Bird is a hunting totem (I know it looks like a child's stuffed animal pillow) imparted with magico-religious powers imbued upon me by my children for successful hog hunting.

When the trek back to the truck isn't too far, I try to be sure to include it in my hog pics since they gave it to me a couple of Christmases back.

Bottom line, it is a fun thing I do for my kids.

Other examples of Angry Bird and some more "tactical" (okay, just AR15) and traditional rifles.
http://s627.photobucket.com/user/HornHillRange/library/Hogs Taken in Numbered Order?sort=4&page=1

 

[Unlicensed Dremel]

Angry Bird is Angry. What sort of EBR chambering are we hoggin with here? And I admire you zeal to save both your brass and the footage - nice rig, and nice harvests.

 

[Double Naught Spy]

6.5 Grendel is my AR round of choice for hogs.

 

[Brotherbadger]

Ah! Angry Bird.

Angry Bird is the nemesis of hogs. Angry Bird is a hunting totem (I know it looks like a child's stuffed animal pillow) imparted with magico-religious powers imbued upon me by my children for successful hog hunting.

When the trek back to the truck isn't too far, I try to be sure to include it in my hog pics since they gave it to me a couple of Christmases back.

Bottom line, it is a fun thing I do for my kids.

Awesome story. Thanks for sharing that.