I had a chance tonight to shoot at a piglet that weighed maybe 10lbs. Another one of the litter was right beside him. I was wondering as I sat there with my bow drawn if I could get both. My bow has plenty of KE to get pass throughs on both of them is what I was thinking. I let down hoping for momma to come out in the open. She never did so I went home empty handed. Made me wish I tried foer the double. Oh well, like the song says, "Hindsights 20/20". Russ, I was sitting on the barrel. That stand down there needs some work. The base of it is twisted sideways and its even more wobbly than it was. I think a hog rubbed up on it or the wind blew it pretty bad.
When I was living in TX I was pig hunting and shot a sow. The arrow came out teh back side but didn't pass through, when she jumped in the air she stuck a smaller pig in the renal artery. The smaller pig bled out and died in about 15 yards, the sow went 20. It was my first time pig hunting and my son was in the stand with me. Neither of us could believe I had gotten two pigs w/ one arrow! Made for a great story back at camp too!
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Yeah, that was the picture in my head. If a third had gotten lined up I would have taken the shot. There just wasn't enough meat to shoot the two of them!
When I was living in TX I was pig hunting and shot a sow. The arrow came out teh back side but didn't pass through, when she jumped in the air she stuck a smaller pig in the renal artery. The smaller pig bled out and died in about 15 yards, the sow went 20. It was my first time pig hunting and my son was in the stand with me. Neither of us could believe I had gotten two pigs w/ one arrow! Made for a great story back at camp too!
Bet ya can't do that again!
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