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In the Ear? Really???

Guys, if a 300lb wound hog goes into the brush the hunt is over! You have to have bronze nuts to go after him. He could be 2' away in the bushing and charge you he will grab leg and run like hell. by that time you are on the ground praying. Not a go idea, let it go. You don't want him use those teeth on you
 

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The last picture is of my son 320lb hog, look at the size of that neck.

At the ranch hog are not the only thing that want to hurt you.
 

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Show your kids the outdoors at early part of there live. He learn how to start fires.. I think I save my house from burning down.
 

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Going hunting at 4:00am in the morning. Check out the side arm (Colt 380acp)
 

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transportations, good luck on that one. fire one id swamp thing CJ7 and Monster truck is Named Blue 383cu" new rebuild crate motor 456hp on pump gas. Davis you seen it 14mph in the woods. 44" tires on 4.88 gears on 1 ton axles.
 

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best of them all small little 60lb red razor balls. They don't cross breed.
 

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Guys, if a 300lb wound hog goes into the brush the hunt is over! You have to have bronze nuts to go after him. He could be 2' away in the bushing and charge you he will grab leg and run like hell. by that time you are on the ground praying. Not a go idea, let it go. You don't want him use those teeth on you

Nice hogs!
 
Guys, if a 300lb wound hog goes into the brush the hunt is over! You have to have bronze nuts to go after him. He could be 2' away in the bushing and charge you he will grab leg and run like hell. by that time you are on the ground praying. Not a go idea, let it go. You don't want him use those teeth on you

If you'll read again what i said, I said," if you have, absolutely have, to go in after a wounded hog".
Sometimes there just isn't any choice! When a hog, shown below, absorbes a 300 WM round a litle back of where it should have been hit, and then starts terrorizing the ranch house to the point where the women folk have to grab the tied up dogs and get inside, it's got to be taken down. I agree, if your not hunting your backyard, let the sucker go, but in this case there were also young kids on the adjoining ranch (1/4 mile) and the owner had already been attacked once in his own yard.

You just do what you have to do, and in those days when in the brush, I wore a custom made pair of hardened leather chaps that would supposedly (Maybe) stop a slash! Won't tell you my pucker strings weren't sucked up too about my waist and was constipated for a week, but one good thing was that hogs don't shoot back, so it wasn't as bad as some places I have been. Also, I think the brush in Florida is a little bit thicker than at the ranch, with about 15 - 20 foot visibility and usually you can smell them before you see them. BTW, didn't have a scale to weigh him so don't know what he weighed.

Just for a little variety, and since DJones isn't here to comment, back when I was razzing him about writing his life story, I made up a fictious book cover, and used one of the few hogs he didn't photo shop as the picture on the cover. We do get a few big ones out here, but they are not all that common, at least down where we are South of San Antonio.

Uvaldi Feral Hog.jpg djones and Big hog.jpg

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Packrat
 
Packrat, Very nice Hogs. Yes the brush here are low and tough, they can hide 2 feet from you and you will never know. if we had a hog terrorizing my place. the hell with the hunting rifle. time to put out the FA stuff. That hog is a big one 500lb+ it will be nice firefight for sure, but my HK G3 with thermo will do the trick.
 
Nice setup Ricky. What part of Florida are you in? Is that your private ranch or do you do it as a business? Or is it just a place you frequent? Love hog hunting Florida.
 
the real names are Red Razor Backs hog. The only hog that I know off that doesn't crossbreed. The picture with my son and the 50cal muzzle loader give you a idea how bright the reddest of the hair. They have a sweet taste to them. Packrat do you have them in Texas?
 
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