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How much Energy is needed to take an hog ?
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<blockquote data-quote="sokpoke" data-source="post: 660423" data-attributes="member: 42228"><p>Not much. Most of my hogs are taken with a .204 Ruger shooting .32 gr. V-Max factory loads from Hornady. CZ 527 American rifle.</p><p>Have killed several with .17 HMR</p><p>Shot placement is everything. Place it in the soft spot behind the ear and even 200 lb. hogs @ 100 yds. will drop.</p><p>A friend from Arkansas harvested these two pigs with my CZ .204. Sow on left will push 200 lbs.</p><p>Our sows usually don't get this big, but since the others were nursing small pigs and this one wasn't, I'm guessing she was barren.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sokpoke, post: 660423, member: 42228"] Not much. Most of my hogs are taken with a .204 Ruger shooting .32 gr. V-Max factory loads from Hornady. CZ 527 American rifle. Have killed several with .17 HMR Shot placement is everything. Place it in the soft spot behind the ear and even 200 lb. hogs @ 100 yds. will drop. A friend from Arkansas harvested these two pigs with my CZ .204. Sow on left will push 200 lbs. Our sows usually don't get this big, but since the others were nursing small pigs and this one wasn't, I'm guessing she was barren. [/QUOTE]
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