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[FrankT]

yeah 2014 is over...sorry

 

[Duffy]

Yeah just means I've got to get on some 2015 hogs and not take so long in between hunts!

 

[Ratdog68]

Ratdog, it says not allowing anymore responses to that thread.

I missed the closing of that thread. C'est la vie.

 

[lonepunman]

The Three Apigos!

 

[fanninland]

Spotted this boar from 600 yds away tearing up our wheat field tonight. It was a long muddy stalk in a flooded bottom field and walking was tough due to mud sucking - almost lost a boot several times. The moon was bright, there was no cover and I'd had enough of the mud, so I didn't get as close as I normally do. One shot with the 6.8 factory SST from a 12.5" *** and I was relieved to see him drop DRT. He was 205 paces away - thank you triggerstick tripod! Awesome to shoot suppressed and hear the bullet whizzing followed by a loud THWACK that echoed across Bois d' Arc river bottom. The rooting in the night vision pic was done while I was stalking him.

 

[FrankT]

Good Job!

 

[Ratdog68]

Mud naps rock.

 

[Brian Shaffer]

So peaceful looking. Now I need a nap...

 

[Curly Shuffle]

That one will not be tearing it up anymore!! Good on ya! BANG BANG!!

 

[slim_shady]

Nice looking hog there! I also wore the 20lb mud boots 2 nights back but didn't see a thing.

 

[Chopperdrvr]

Good job getting through the mud to get to him. Nice hog.

 

[lonepunman]

The way it should be done: Spot, stalk, shoot, snap photo.

It's that easy...

 

[RattlesnakeDan]

Nice but what about the rest of the story. Getting a pig back in the mud is no easy task unless coyote bait.

 

[Duffy]

I'm betting coyote bait!

 

[Navygator]

OK, just because I am taking a break from work, thought I would post up one of my favorite pix. This was years ago back before I had the 6.8 (or green lights or thermal scope). Was scanning the property in the morning and saw a group of pigs out in open mixed in with some of the neighbor's cows (he encourages me to shoot the pigs off his property). No way for me to get very close, so I ended up taking a longer shot at the biggest once they separated from the cows (took forever). Dropped DRT and the hogs surprised me by only running a short distance into a ravine (I had a high wind blowing from them to me and I was pretty far out so I guess it wasn't too loud).
Once they hit the ravine, I was able to get much closer for a follow on shot. Hit the second one and then two more as they were running away (last one was a little football which was left in place for the buzzards). One of the few times I have seen a large group in open during the day.

 

[Ratdog68]

Bloody hog-snot! Nice outing/tale.

 

[fanninland]

I'm betting coyote bait!

Yes, coyote bait for sure. Too muddy for even an ATV extraction - would probably do more damage to crops than the pig did. And to be honest, a good portion of my kills are coyote bait. Our friends & families freezers are full of deer & hog - but I usually make some calls anyway to see if somebody wants it. If it's smaller we'll sawzall it up & throw it directly on the smoker.

 

[mc68]

I got another one today with the 450 Bushmaster and Hornady 250 FTX. Ran about 10 yards with a huge blood trail. Came in at 200 lbs.

 

[Curly Shuffle]

Yup that'll do, decent size porker indeed!!! Very nice. BANG BANG!!

 

[mc68]

This one came in just before dark and went down shortly after that. I used my 6.8 with 115 Federal Fusion from the Stag 7H. This one will make it into my crock pot.