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How's this for hog hunting?
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Re: How's this for hog hunting?
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Re: How's this for hog hunting?
Thermal scopes will run you $10,000+ I looked at the web sight associated with the video and a one night hunt is $600 per person up to six hunters and a minimum of two hunters. Price drops to $550 a night if you book a two night hunt. No limit on the number of hogs you can take and they provide the weapons with thermal scopes and ammo. Seems like a pretty good deal to me.
John
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Re: How's this for hog hunting?
http://www.jagerpro.com/tacticalhunting.aspx.
Here is the link for info on the hunts. Thanks Boo, you just spent some money for me...lol
Here is the link for info on the hunts. Thanks Boo, you just spent some money for me...lol
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Re: How's this for hog hunting?
Sumner was pretty much spot on @ 4000.00 for Gen.III night vision stuff .The builder that I have been working for has a set up that is a Gen.III 6x scope that he loves to do just this thing with. He said that you also need night vision binocs to go with it tho. The Gen. I and GenII stuff are much cheaper but very limited as to magnification(1x-2x) so shooting any distance gets to be a challenge. Does look like a blast tho. Better than a full moon and a Leupold scope!JohnDoeHunter wrote:Thermal scopes will run you $10,000+ I looked at the web sight associated with the video and a one night hunt is $600 per person up to six hunters and a minimum of two hunters. Price drops to $550 a night if you book a two night hunt. No limit on the number of hogs you can take and they provide the weapons with thermal scopes and ammo. Seems like a pretty good deal to me.
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Re: How's this for hog hunting?
I agree on the price of Gen 3, but they are not using nightvision, they are using thermal scopesflightattendant100 wrote:Sumner was pretty much spot on @ 4000.00 for Gen.III night vision stuff .The builder that I have been working for has a set up that is a Gen.III 6x scope that he loves to do just this thing with. He said that you also need night vision binocs to go with it tho. The Gen. I and GenII stuff are much cheaper but very limited as to magnification(1x-2x) so shooting any distance gets to be a challenge. Does look like a blast tho. Better than a full moon and a Leupold scope!JohnDoeHunter wrote:Thermal scopes will run you $10,000+ I looked at the web sight associated with the video and a one night hunt is $600 per person up to six hunters and a minimum of two hunters. Price drops to $550 a night if you book a two night hunt. No limit on the number of hogs you can take and they provide the weapons with thermal scopes and ammo. Seems like a pretty good deal to me.
John
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Re: How's this for hog hunting?
If anyone is interested in a great NV scope look at the M845 it is Gen 2 but is mil-spec. They run between $1700 and $1800. Stay away from about anything ATN makes, it is junk. If they spent the money on turning out a good product as they do in advertising they would have a good product. Night Optics, Litton, ITT and a few others make some great scopes. Litton and ITT is who builds NV for the US Military. The biggest step up in usability and quality is from Gen 1 to Gen 2 IMHO. I sold mine when I closed my business but I wouldn't hesitate in buying a M845 again.
John