"Wild Hog Hunting": Anyone read this?

[Gruntr Huntr]

Has anyone here read the book, "Wild Hog Hunting" by Craig Marquette? I was thinking of buying a copy but I'd like someone's review before I decide.

Thanks

[Rebel Hog]

ORIGINAL: Grunter Hunter

Has anyone here read the book, "Wild Hog Hunting" by Craig Marquette? I was thinking of buying a copy but I'd like someone's review before I decide.

Thanks

GH, it's always good to read all you can on anything. I have a saying about reading, "The Person Who Doesn't Read, IsAs Ignorant As the Person Who Can't".

Ibelieve there are SeasonedHog Hunters on this forum that are from all the States in the US and have hunted Hogs longer than Craig Marquette and on different terrain and many different ways.

I believe you will learn more here than from C. Marquette.

[Gruntr Huntr]

Reb, didn't know you was a hog-hunting philosopher! That's pretty deep. But, ya see, I've been here long enough to realize the value of this group's opinions, and therefore, I'm seeking their views on whether this book is worth spending the money on. Besides, I have a saying to, "Someone who limits their knowledge to one source, is limited in knowledge." LOL!

Have a great one!

[Sewer Rat]

There are two "modern" books available on present time hog hunting.... for the life of me I can not remember the respective authors... one was written by a guy from Maryland who is a taxidermist, and the other by two guys from Florida... both books are very very similar (I own both) and are informational.

I thought the book by the two guys from Florida was written better, but I maybe a little bit biased on that LOL


OK.. looked it up on Amazon.com.... C.Marquette was one of the FL authors, Tripplet was the author of the other book. Both books had the same info in it.

[Kanga]

Ibelieve there are SeasonedHog Hunters on this forum that are from all the States in the US and have hunted Hogs longer than Craig Marquette and on different terrain and many different ways.

Yep he got most of his info off this very forum

[rtread]

Ibelieve there are SeasonedHog Hunters on this forum that are from all the States in the US and have hunted Hogs longer than Craig Marquette and on different terrain and many different ways.

That's why I've been hanging around here for awhile! I learn something everytime Iland on this forum. My Momma didn't raise no fools......

[Rebel Hog]

ORIGINAL: Gruntr Huntr

Why do you say that, cause I have been doing it for over 50yrs?

It's your prerogative to think that way!

Many of these guys can prove what they say and back it up! Many will invite you to join them if there is any doubt.

The topic here is Hogs!Lol

[TexasOaks]

Here are the links to Amazon to look at thereviews and at the books:

The Complete Book of Wild Boar Hunting: Tips and Tactics That Will Work Anywhere
http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Book-Wild-Boar-Hunting/dp/1592284280/ref=pd_bxgy_b_text_b/102-9431484-6778523?ie=UTF8&qid=1173811773&sr=8-1


Wild Hog Hunting (Paperback)
http://www.amazon.com/Wild-Hog-Hunting-Craig-Marquette/dp/0966118308/ref=sr_1_1/102-9431484-6778523?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1173811773&amp ;sr=8-1

[Gruntr Huntr]

Thanks everybody for your input. Sounds like the books are similar in content. I have T. Triplett's book and read it, so, guess I'll pass on the other one.I'll spendthat moneyon some 'hog-killing boollets' !

Thanks again and have a great weekend