No tracking required

[Turpentine21]

Good shooting! That hog definitely has some nice cutters.
I can relate to the not wanting to track deal.
That said, The only way to make hog hunting any better
is hunting them with a Stickbow. No matter how I hog hunt I love it. I'd rather hunt them than deer any day.

 

[VinceMule]

They love Cattle feed pellets also, spraying with Grape Kool Aid gets them there fast! The Pellets come in large and small pellets, I get the large pellets. When you buy corn, you pay for a lot of cob, when you buy loose corn, birds and crows can carry it off. Cow Feed Large Pellets work!

 

[Roland Baker]

Some of them are real protein hoovers. We have them in the swamp around here. Nasty bastards will try to get in the boat with you.

 

[VinceMule]

Good eating size!

 

[Roland Baker]

Some of them just mean too you more than others. Not a giant but I made a great shot in high grass at about 245 yards and hit him right where I wanted. Love that single shot Win 1885.

 

[LDHunter]

That's a sweet rifle!

Also look at the tusks on that piggy. YIPES!

 

[Turpentine21]

More nice cutters. We got after a hog about that size on a deer drive one afternoon. He ripped open 4 dogs and killed one more before we finally killed him.

 

[Turpentine21]

I mentioned in my post above how that hog had injured 4 dogs and killed one. Amazingly, one of those dogs was ripped open from beside his tool sack all the way to his sternum. Luckily only the skin was opened just like you would do field dressing a deer before gutting it. Not one bit of muscle was cut. The dog found a deep creek with steep banks to lay up in and we couldn't get a signal on him for 3 days. When we found him the vet of course could not sew it up. Hard to believe but he survived and did quite well.