I hunted for several hours at one place and saw nothing and headed home. The trip home takes me by some of my other properties that I can scan from the gate and one had a hog present. Wind was in my favor. I made a decent stalk on the hog, ended up using a barbed wire fence for a shooting rest because it was dark enough that I could not be certain I wasn't going to shoot a wire. You can hear a prolonged thrum from the shot/recoil reverberating through the barbed wire fencing - tight fence. In the ear, so the hog went down right away. However, what I thought was pretty cool was that the hog had been shot previously. It looks like the wound had healed well enough except for the blow out of the exit wound that left a finger sized tunnel extending under the skin along the backstrap about 3/4 of an inch. I have come across a half dozen previously shot hogs over the years that had healed wounds. That animals can do this in the wild without medical help/antibiotics is amazing to me.