Outdoor Legacy's video: Wild Texas Hog Charges Thermal Hunter - Close Call

This 175 lb East Texas wild hog didn't take kindly to being shot with a .300blk and decided to put a full on charge straight towards me. The first shot was at 45 yards and even with only 3 good legs you can see he covered that ground very quickly. I shot as quickly and accurately as possible and in the slow-motion portion, you can see I delivered some really good hits and then I missed several times but I got back on him as he was at point blank range. I moved out of the way at the very last second as he hit the right leg of my bipod and I continued to shoot as he fell 3 steps from me. You can see I had to move backwards to get him in the sight picture of my scope as he was hitting the ground by me. It was 23 degrees that evening and I was testing out the new FLIR ThermoSight Pro PTS233 thermal rifle scope and I have to admit, I think it performed extremely well for a $2,200 thermal scope, not much more I could ask for in a situation like this. I'm thankful this ordeal ended the way it did, it could have gone much worse. **For those who are surely going to be "offended" by the graphic nature of this video when the hog is laying on the ground, let me be clear I shot him repeatedly to kill him. In all, including after the video stops, I shot this hog 20 times with a .300blk and 11 times with a .380 with hollow points. - Jason Please follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/outdoorlegacygear/ Check out our night vision & thermal store https://outdoorlegacygear.com