1000yrd hog

jeff 300

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I've been trying to get a pig at a 1000yrds with my edge for some time now and last night it finally came together. I set a feeder up on my range because out here in this flat land of south texas range finder will not work that well so i know how far i'm shooting cheating to you guys out west i'm sure. but till they get a range finder that works better this is just the way i have to do it and being texas i have to put up with cows. Thanks Kirby.

YouTube - 1000yrd hog.mpg
 
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Great shot Jeff !!!!

My kind of guy . I shoot hogs as long as I can see them and distance is not an issue
because they need killing/controlling. As long as I can make them squeal I'm happy.

This past weekend I downed 3 but no where near as far as you did.

That is one good pig.

PS; The live decoys were a nice touch.

J E CUSTOM
 
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Hammered his butt Jeff -good shot !

Great video too and knowing the range doesn't mean a thing -still a 1,000yds anyway you slice it.
 
Jeff,

Great shot, my 8 and 10 yr olds loved the video, they had to come over and see why dad was laughing his butt off. Although apparently I've got some teaching to do, they wanted to know why the pig didn't run when he heard the gunshot:rolleyes: I guess we need to have the "talk" speed of sound vs speed of bullet.:D

Chris
 
wow what a shot! i just got back from a south texas hog hunt. My longest shot was only about 260yards, but still good fun. When i was there we didnt see too many the first couple days because of the rain, the plants are all green and they're eating that instead of coming to the feeders as much. You having the same problem? We fixed it by using a hog squeeler, worked surprisingly well, had about 15hogs step out within 5minutes after 2hours of seeing nothing. Just thought i'd drop that tip :) congratz again on the shot.

-Oliver
 
Nice shot by any standard Jeff. It's not cheating at all because you have to use whatever's available to get the job done.
I use sketched pictures of my hunting areas with lazered yardages for times when the light conditions are less than optimum for ranging with my LR. I think this is a technique snipers use and it works good. I will upgrade my LR this year! JohnnyK.
 
Thanks for all of the great replies far as any post mortem pics. i should have taken some but i had to get on my 4 wheeler to get to him and left the camera in the truck. so i just moved him off in the brush so the yotes will have a good meal they have to eat to. the bullet hit high shoulder and exited the front of other side with a hole about the size of my hand. hopefully there will be more to come. we have lots of hogs with no problem see them just getting them in the right place for a long shot. far as them not coming to the feeders the full moon has been the big trouble we're having right now but they are rutting a lot after all of the rain.
 
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Thanks for all of the great replies far as any post mortem pics. i should have taken some but i had to get on my 4 wheeler to get to him and left the camera in the truck. so i just moved him off in the brush so the yotes will have a good meal they have to eat to. the bullet hit high shoulder and exited the front of other side with a hole about the size of my hand. hopefully there will be more to come. we have lots of hogs with no problem see them just getting them in the right place for a long shot. far as them not coming to the feeders the full moon has been the big trouble we're having right now but they are rutting a lot after all of the rain.

Nice shot! I think I'd have left the hog in site and tried for a 1K yote.
 
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