[Pig Ninja]

Both were shot this morning about 7:00 with my 1894C using a 160gr cast bullet.

 

[Vooch]

I guess that's why the call you the Pig Ninja!
Nice work!
Are they destined for the table?




Vooch

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[Pig Ninja]

Both were about 60 pounds, one for sausage the other for bbq.

 

[VinceA]

Nice, they ought to be tender.
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[Chipmaker]

They look properly DEAD!!

 

[Ret_Eng]

Very nice! Hawg hunting is on my bucket list.

 

[maki00]

Nice. Looks like it's going to be a delicious BBQ.

 

[kingstrider]

Curious where do you hunt them? I'm right on the coast and am told you have to go inland a bit to find them here.

 

[35 shooter]

Jinga, Pigna good shooting!

 

[kraynky]

None to hunt here in KY, although I'm sure some ole' ******** have brought some in so they could chase 'em. (even though it's illegal). I think Tennessee has some, and I know they're further south. We're fortunate to not have them destroying the countryside, but I would like to hunt them while I'm still slightly able. :biggrin: I love bacon and ham!

 

[Pig Ninja]

Curious where do you hunt them? I'm right on the coast and am told you have to go inland a bit to find them here.

These were killed in Elbert County GA on my cousins farm. He plants cotton and corn and they are very destructive. I have traps about 30ft in diameter up there and go every couple of weeks, the ones this size are good table fare, the really big bore hogs are shot and buried. There are so many I don't care that some are "wasted".

 

[Norseman]

A refreshing change from the guys shooting them with suppressed, thermal optic rifles from chartered helicopters... but then I may just be jealous...

 

[AZsparrow]

Congrats! Enjoy that BBQ... :eating:

 

[Pig Ninja]

Very nice! Hawg hunting is on my bucket list.

Hog huntin is a lot different than deer huntin and IMO is more difficult. First time I would definitely recommend using a pack of dogs.

 

[Pig Ninja]

A refreshing change from the guys shooting them with suppressed, thermal optic rifles from chartered helicopters...but then I may just be jealous....

Not in my budget. 0

 

[furlong222]

I've been after em 3 or 4 times but they move often and far around here, plus, almost entirely nocturnal - closest I've come is yesterdays tracks -