This boar stayed out too late!

mc68

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I got up Saturday morning to find this nice size boar at my feeder. After checking my cameras he started at one feeder around 4:00 am and then moved on two other feeders and ended up at this one. Big mistake. He stayed up too late. I will confess that I went hunting with two rounds in my 450 Bushmaster, my big mistake.

I made my shot from 125 yards off my sticks and gut shot him. I watched him run off so I knew where he was for the most part. I went to find him and he was under some trees facing away from me. He was still alive and trying to turn and look at me. I could not get a side shot so I aimed for his backside and let my LAST ROUND go. When hit he jumped up and kicked like a bull at the rodeo. He then stopped facing me and we had a stair off. Me with an empty rifle and him too hurt to move. At least that’s what I told my self. A few seconds later he laid back down, then died.

Lesson learned, shoot better and bring more ammo. Fun morning hunting!

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desmond

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Nice job. I have hogs out in the early morning. This will give me some inspiration to go after them.
 

Ratdog68

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'Das a LOT of hurt put down onto a LOT of boar. At least have a fully loaded sidearm as back-up though. Makes one begin to wonder: "Did I hit record to film Deep Throat of an AR down a hog?"
 
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