Hog hunting Australia style

[indy1919a4]

Found this on the way to other things. I like the some of the classy cool things they do like using a 4/5th scale Storch with German markings as a spotter plane, driving through giant spider webs and shooting from trucks. But man there are things that really look down right crazy like the driver steering, shifting, shooting & reloading all at the same time.

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[ls1_guru]

That's where that semi-auto comes in handy. Looks like fun

 

[Tige]

I am in! I don’t think the land of Oz let’s us in with weapons though. They also have some feral/wild strange looking Buffalo with 100 inch horns. Anybody want to take a road trip?

 

[FrankT]

they need better camera work...too much fun

 

[indy1919a4]

they need better camera work...too much fun

Oh my God, the driver is filming also while shooting, shifting, steering and reloading. The man is doing all that and you want better filming. Ouch you are a hard task master.

I was just happy no one shot each other by accident with those bumps and jolts.

 

[FrankT]

Oh my God, the driver is filming also while shooting, shifting, steering and reloading. The man is doing all that and you want better filming. Ouch you are a hard task master.

I was just happy no one shot each other by accident with those bumps and jolts.

yeah it takes more fixed cameras, and better filming equipment to do it right

 

[ls1_guru]

GoPro on the head gear is pretty legit

 

[Fodderwing]

I am in! I don’t think the land of Oz let’s us in with weapons though. They also have some feral/wild strange looking Buffalo with 100 inch horns. Anybody want to take a road trip?

Banteng, a type of cattle, some are domesticated and some are wild.

Lots of feral animals in Australia, camels, donkeys, hogs, foxes.

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