flat feet

This year I am getting some chest waiders. I do have a canoe too, could you imagine try to come to full draw in a canoe on a Hog. Maine you gave me somthing to try. I know I will end up wet, before, after, or during the shot.

mainehunt

So, maybe you and I should design and market a life jacket for bows. At least if you fall in, you won't lose your bow.

Any more pics??

Kev

snowrider

RAZORBACK74 - Now that's a HAWG!

Don

alwyshntn

THIS WAS A HOG I TOOK THIS PAST DECEMBER IN OKLAHOMA AT BLACKMOUNTAINEXOTICS

Jerry/NJ

My son and I were in Texas in February and shot a few small ones.......

Jerry/NJ

My son

burniegoeasily

I posted these once, Ill throw them out agian. Here are this years hogs. I shot 4 others early in the year but didnt take a pic.


These two, I shot a week ago. I needed one for a campout, so I took out the old 300 wby, to insure I bring one home. So these were not bow shot, but still shot.

Here are a couple of buddies of mine getting ready to eat the white one.



And here is what their heads look like naked

flat feet

Burnie how much was that skull mount? it looks awesome. If you did it please give me directions!

mainehunt

These pictures are great folks!!!

PLEASE, keep them coming! It's getting me jacked for my July hunt.

Alwyshntn,

What is that bow you're shooting??

burniegoeasily

It only cost as much as a box of baking soda, 6 bottles of hydrogen peroxide, and time. It is real easy.

First flesh out the head, don't worry about getting everything, just the big chunks, eyes, tong, etc. Boil the skull like a soap bone, in water with backing soda. Don't bring to a hard boil, rather simmer it. Take it out every now and then to pull off more meat and take it to a garden hose and spray out the brains (You will have to do this a couple of times), also, be careful not to break any of the small bones around the eyes, nose or back of skull. The nose cartilage will pull right out when it is ready to come out. Once you got most of the meat off (don't worry about the little bits of tendon and nerves you see around the occipital foramen and occipital condyles (hole where the spine goes in and the two bumps beside it), or little pieces of brain in the skull, it will all come out in the next step. After doing all this, pour out your water and clean the caldron you were using to boil it with, then fill it with about 6 bottles of 3% hydrogen peroxide and top it off with water (you can also soak it in 40 % peroxide solution with out simmering it, its just a little harder to find. but works faster and better). Simmer in the peroxide solution until the bones are bleached to you liking. Once done, rinse it off and let dry.

be careful when dumping water, teeth will fall out of the skull. Don't lose them so you can glue them back in with super glue. It also looks great done to deer. Here is a deer I did.


Good luck