Reply With QuoteThat is cool. Congrats.
Big Boar Down
I took this boar early this morning with my dog Blue. Blue bayed him in a creek bed and I snuck up behind him and dropped him with a single .45ACP to the back of the head. I know it's not a 6.8 kill but as soon as Constructor sends my XT there will be plenty more.
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That is cool. Congrats.
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Congrats on the Kill. I do not have the proper priveledges to view but I can imagine.
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Nice dog too. Looks like your dog has posed for the camera before.
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Nice hog...and GOOD LOOKING dog.
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What'd you do? Already box up that upper?I'd say it takes more skill the way you did it. Great hunting companion you have there, too.
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Actually I have already boxed up the upper. And thanks, Blue is one heck of a dog. He actually jumped in the creek bed with the pig and got tossed right back out. He got lucky because those cutters sliced a big V in my favorite hunting boots when we were getting him out of the creek.
as everyone else said nice hog N dog
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Nice hog. Good looking dog also. Nothing wrong with a pistol kill, all fun. I shot one in the ass with a 44 mag as he was running away. The bullet came out of his neck. DRT.
Nice work, especially with the "old reliable" 45ACP.
Talk about stopping power.
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