30.5 lbs.

You got my vote Jeff, not for second though

You all have less than an hour. Better get your guess in!

26.5

23.5

Too late, but I guess 26.5

As promised, we have looked at all the weights and have determined the winners. Looks like the overall closets guess goes to Tj Shockler with his 24 pound guess. Tj must know his cats cause this north Texas tom weighed in at 23 lbs 13 oz. The average cat in this part of the state will usually range from 18 to 22 pounds so for this area, it's still a pretty good one. Congrats on the guess Tj.

Yal also make sure you keep your eyes open for Tj and Seth's new night hunting DVD "TAKE ' EM OUT PREDATOR PRODUCTIONS" as I'm sure it will be packed with a ton of good information that probably just about anyone can learn from (including myself). Check out there Facebook page for more information on their new release and TJ'S custom calls.

The remaining winners are

TXVarminter with 24.6 lbs

Big Tex with 25.7 lbs

JKeithLSON with 21 lbs

Terris Great Outdoors with 28.5 lbs

If you guys can PM me your shipping info I will get you a copy sent out and on it's way.

For the rest of the guys who gave it a shot thanks for playing.

Jeff you and Todd have done great work and I appreciate what you have done for this great sport. Did not mean to step on anyone's feelings as you know that is not my style.
What amazes me so much about Chris's footage is all the white light (over 60 million candle power) that he is using. It is like the coyotes and bobcats are running into Texas Stadium at halftime on a dark night.
I think of all the articles I have written and seminars over the last 20+ years where I have preached how important it is to use a red filter when calling critters. Chris makes me and a lot of other old predator callers look like a fool...which is not that difficult.
I will say that there are a percentage of the predators that are not going to play the "too much light game" as I have seen them spook from 50K spotlight with a red filter.
Congradulations TJ.
Adios,
Gary
Gary

42.7

Nice!

Good job TJ. Once you get your DVD burn me a copy please. I obviously need some lesson on cats. Just don't let me estimate the cost of shipping

Gary, love the show. Don't know quite yet how Chris and Jared do it the way they do but Chris is a great teacher.

Until next week.

Still looking for BigTex's shipping info. I'm sending out videos this morning and I have everyones address but his. Thanks

Thanks for playing guys, the DVD's are on their way.

Got a chance to sit down and watch the DVD last night. I am being honest when I say it surpassed my expectations...I was going "wow, that is so cool," the whole time. It also challenged some of my stereotypical beliefs and understanding of how to hunt these critters at night. I definitely recommend it, and I'm usually not even much of a varmint guy.

Thanks John, I am glad you enjoyed it. Seems everyone really likes this one. Our main goal was to show there are "other" ways to kill predators at night and hopefully help the beginner also. To our knowledge, this is the first instructional night hunting DVD that has gotten much into the use of dimmers with actual predator footage backing up how effective they can be when used a certain way.

There are many different methods to hunt at night, some good, some not so good, but if there has ever been an instructional night hunting DVD that will challenge what has been preached about lights for decades, this is it! The footage may leave a few of the preachers scratching their head and second guessing a thing or two.

Thanks again and tell all your friends. Take care, Chris

25.4