Reply With QuoteDamn, that thing is huge. What ammo?
Big Boar
I took this big boar about 3:00 a.m. with my Rock River 6.8 using SSA 110 gr. Pro Hunter just outside Weatherford, Tx. He weighed in at 300 lbs. and I cooked some roast in the crock pot for supper. Very tasty I must say.
Last edited by brush_buster; 05-28-2009 at 09:41 PM. Reason: additional facts
Damn, that thing is huge. What ammo?
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Man I miss Texas, that right there is yet another reason why! The great hog hunting!
Nice shooting! Good eating.
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That's a big ole' pig!
Are you in the mafia? Hunting in a track suit at 3 AM?
My lord!! Things are bigger in....well we all know the phrase. Great kill brother! One shot one kill, how did he go down and where did you hit him?
Originally Posted by rushca01
My lord!! Things are bigger in....well we all know the phrase
Head shot renders them DRT [dead right there]
WOW!! What a pig!!!
Jason
Very nice hog! way to go
Don't get caught outgunned, step up to the 6.8mm
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nice
3 am eh?
woo, that's dedication
congrats!
good to see another Texan doing things the right way
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It's great to see the pro hunters doing so well against hogs.
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