Heli season is here, and the crew is kicking it off in high gear over the Trinity River, targeting feral hogs from the sky. After the chopper dust settles.
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Christian puts the new Dead Air OTB suppressor to work from the blind before taking things to a whole new level. The crew heads into the West Texas skies with an idea that just might be a first, while putting new gear to the test on plenty of hogs.
Brett returns to Graham determined to end a frustrating turkey season on a high note. After days of covering ground, changing tactics, and refusing to quit, he's still searching for the bird he's been chasing all spring.
The crew heads back to West Texas to continue flying newly acquired ranches and helping landowners get ahead of growing hog populations. With plenty of new ground to cover, the helicopters stay busy as the team works to reduce pig numbers.
Charles and Brett head to Graham, Texas, hoping to punch a turkey tag on their spring lease. The pair decides to split up. Charles slips into a secluded draw, sets out his Avian-X decoys hoping a wary gobbler finally makes a mistake.
Charles and his daughter settle in for an evening turkey hunt after locating a gobbling bird and setting up Avian-X decoys. Between snack debates and trying to stay quiet in the blind, they find themselves in a battle of patience.
With rain on the way and planting season underway, Brett, Steven, and Dalton hit the fields with the new Pulsar Trail 3 thermal optics to get ahead of a growing hog problem before crops take a beating.
Every few years, Texas gets covered in snow and ice, and Brett finally gets the chance to do something he's always wanted to try. The crew takes to the skies for a helicopter hunt, watching hogs and coyotes slide across the frozen landscape below.
Brett links up with Austin, Lyle, and Payton to light up the night with some hard-hitting thermal action-feral hogs never saw it coming. By the time the sun's up, Charles and Brett are back at it, doors off and guns out, hammering pigs from the sky.
Brett is taking the fight to the hogs with some solo thermal action after dark, holding the line against the ever-growing pig problem. Then we head to the skies with our friend Ryan Boyd as he pushes toward an ambitious goal-5,000 hogs in a year.
Heli season is here, and the crew is kicking it off in high gear over the Trinity River, targeting feral hogs from the sky. After the chopper dust settles.
Brett is taking the fight to the hogs with some solo thermal action after dark, holding the line against the ever-growing pig problem. Then we head to the skies with our friend Ryan Boyd as he pushes toward an ambitious goal-5,000 hogs in a year.
Brett links up with Austin, Lyle, and Payton to light up the night with some hard-hitting thermal action-feral hogs never saw it coming. By the time the sun's up, Charles and Brett are back at it, doors off and guns out, hammering pigs from the sky.
Every few years, Texas gets covered in snow and ice, and Brett finally gets the chance to do something he's always wanted to try. The crew takes to the skies for a helicopter hunt, watching hogs and coyotes slide across the frozen landscape below.
With rain on the way and planting season underway, Brett, Steven, and Dalton hit the fields with the new Pulsar Trail 3 thermal optics to get ahead of a growing hog problem before crops take a beating.
Charles and his daughter settle in for an evening turkey hunt after locating a gobbling bird and setting up Avian-X decoys. Between snack debates and trying to stay quiet in the blind, they find themselves in a battle of patience.
Charles and Brett head to Graham, Texas, hoping to punch a turkey tag on their spring lease. The pair decides to split up. Charles slips into a secluded draw, sets out his Avian-X decoys hoping a wary gobbler finally makes a mistake.
The crew heads back to West Texas to continue flying newly acquired ranches and helping landowners get ahead of growing hog populations. With plenty of new ground to cover, the helicopters stay busy as the team works to reduce pig numbers.
Brett returns to Graham determined to end a frustrating turkey season on a high note. After days of covering ground, changing tactics, and refusing to quit, he's still searching for the bird he's been chasing all spring.
Christian puts the new Dead Air OTB suppressor to work from the blind before taking things to a whole new level. The crew heads into the West Texas skies with an idea that just might be a first, while putting new gear to the test on plenty of hogs.
