He could not wait for sunset. PVS-30 gets a night off. Average size boar, 150 y gr. One & done. 
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Baiting for coyotes workshop 101. The quality of my sleep in the swamp continues to degrade. 
That is awesomeBaiting for coyotes workshop 101. The quality of my sleep in the swamp continues to degrade.
Your going to need a bigger boat !!!!
Last nights kill 300 yards another male kill number 9 since 1 December for me and 14 total off my caller
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Finally managed to put a few bullets in hogs this year. Of course, Murphy was in full effect.
Perhaps I should do a compliation?
The theme here is foxes in Scotland.
The theme here is foxes in Scotland.
Pulsar Thermion XM50 Thermal Sight
20 Practical, XP38, 40 Grn Vmax at 130 yards. DRT.
Last week it looked like this, with a 26" shiny stainless heavy varmint barrel, but I got tired of lugging around a heavy ass long rifle, so I shortened it to 18 inches and bead blasted it to a matte finish.
I loaded some 40 grn Vmax rounds and I sighted it in an hour before I went out.
I got lucky that with 23 grns of 4198, it shot dead on out to 200 yards.
It's just as deadly as ever and a lot easier to carry around.
Don't think about getting a .20 cal, do it !!!
Coyotes are thick at my dad's place
This was Friday night, 2 for 2
Last week was great, shot 5 but lost one and missed a 6th. Have 16 hanging in the shed for the fur buyer. Hope to have 25 by the time I meet him in early February
This was Friday night, 2 for 2
Last week was great, shot 5 but lost one and missed a 6th. Have 16 hanging in the shed for the fur buyer. Hope to have 25 by the time I meet him in early February
Knocked this young boar over early this morning. I currently have nothing but deer hitting my bait sites. Brought him in with my caller after watching corn for several hours.
This guy gave one last dying kick to send my rifle off into the mud just as I took this picture.
Another big fat one that seemed to be made out of kevlar.
I think the boots spooked him there at the end....probably need to go back to the sandals!
Good point! They’ll be back soon.
Wolf moon last night was impressive. GA swamp temps dipped down into the 30s. Sleeping in the elevated box stand. Love it no freaking mosquitos. This hog popped up just before S/R. 350 yards. To much coffee paid off.
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I started playing with the 6.8 / 95gr Barnes TTSX for a while.
Here is some 6.8 action with hornady 110 Vmax.
Taken at 70 yards
Taken at 70 yards
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Two more fall to the 6.8 / 95gr TTSX.
The Pulsar Krypton FXG50 Thermal Imaging Front Attachment used to hunt wild boar during winter. .308 Win Norma Ecostrike. 80 meters. -12C winter with snow on the ground. Boar was 130 kilograms.
European style hunting
European style hunting
Unreal how big these guys can get
Just out of curiosity what state is this hog from. GA hogs in very remote parts Ware county get like that.
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Texas
150 kilos of Wild Boar right there.
FFW to around 1:04 for the shot
FFW to around 1:04 for the shot
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Usually nothing coming to corn means I don’t have hogs in the area, but these two came in to the sound of a couple boar fighting over a smokin’ hot sow. The one in the video ran a half circle around the clearing I was standing in & crashed in the brush right behind me.
Got back from my annual Ham Slam. Pretty slow because of the weather, but caught up with a few. These two went out in style, although I thought pigs were supposed to be excellent procreators and it seems the boar might have missed the mark....
that was prolly his 4th or 5th hit for the day. she was full
Yeah, we got into a big group of em that had a couple boars making all sorts of noise and commotion rooting around all the sows. It didn't end well for a few of them. There was one gigantic pig in the group that stood out over all the others, but I think it must have been a big ol pregnant sow. It didn't have the head structure the boars have and it looked like it was pretty much spherical. Every time I go down there I am stupefied by how much damage those things can do, and how resilient they must be. I am just a tourist but I bet in our group we have shot well over 500 hogs down there in the last 21 years I have been there.
Where do you go? I live in az, would love to travel down south and give the pigs a good beating, but don’t want to pay a bunch of money to do it. For as big of a “problem” that they are, people like to capitalize on them.
