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Holy Cow!! That’s a bunch of dead hogs! Bet that was a bunch of fun!

Now that is a stack of hogs!! Great shooting and great fun with your nieces. My wife has her own AR and thermal and she out shoots me 9 times out of 10!

Great shooting! Keep it up, looks like that feeder is well used,

I’m also a retired caregiver, and I think I’m out more at night now than I was taking call!! Good luck!

Welcome! Be aware, when you get started with this hobby, your wife won’t see much of you again! I also shoot the Hornady SST 120 gr., can’t go wrong for hogs with this round. Are you in the medical field?

Can’t get much nicer than that big boar!

Didn’t get to weigh this guy, but that sounds about right. Taking a set of scales with me from now on.

Looks like you hit him right where it counts!

You can make lots of boudin with those rascals, congrats!

Thanks guys! It feels good to have that big papa down!

That is really good shootings!!

I am starting to look for a monocular, is yours still available?

Great shooting! Way to Geaux!!

Nice Hunt!!

Home Brewer shot these photos from the 14th. Using a custom built suppressed 6.8. I don’t reload so am shooting with Hornady SST 120 gr. Chest circumference was at 45 inches. Nice boar in north Erath county!

The only worthwhile thing a coyote can do is die!

Why even have a mower, when you can have a thermal?!

Have been hunting quail, doves and Turkey for many years. Started with hogs and coyotes a couple of years ago. I have really enjoyed the site, and have a good friend I hunt with who is a member. No shortage of big hogs here and hope to share some pics soon. Grew up in Baton Rouge.....Geaux Tigers!

Another trick Homebrewer taught me is to make a sour corn hole, if you don’t mind the hogs making a small area of rooted up ground. I have placed mine by the edge of the field, within 10-15 yards of the feeder to be able to get a shot at each area, and minimize any damage to improved pasture. I...