800 lb. hog vs. 50 cal Desert Eagle
#22
RE: 800 lb. hog vs. 50 cal Desert Eagle
ORIGINAL: North Texan
Somebody needs to spend some more time at the range and studying on where to shoot before they venture back out into the woods.........if that pig was actually in the woods.
Somebody needs to spend some more time at the range and studying on where to shoot before they venture back out into the woods.........if that pig was actually in the woods.
#24
RE: 800 lb. hog vs. 50 cal Desert Eagle
ORIGINAL: robbcayman
When the hog was squealing they should have continued to pump rounds at him. The sad thing is these goobers don't live but 80 miles from me.[:@] Maybe I should go kick the crap out of them.
When the hog was squealing they should have continued to pump rounds at him. The sad thing is these goobers don't live but 80 miles from me.[:@] Maybe I should go kick the crap out of them.
#25
RE: 800 lb. hog vs. 50 cal Desert Eagle
I wish people with farm pigs would keep them in the pen! 800 pounds means you feed him alot, not that you trekked to the end of the earth in search of a trophy boar. Unreal where this is going.
#26
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Northeast Texas
Posts: 214
Not good at all
Not a wild hog in my opinion. How much did he pay to shoot some hog farmer's old boar? Just look at the hog and you can tell he never had to hustle his own food. You could have stuck him with a knife he was so gentle. Should change his user name from thehairlessone to thegutlessone. NOT GOOD SPORTMANSHIP AT ALL. Jim
Last edited by Jim Williams; 02-09-2011 at 10:56 AM.
#28
Not a wild hog in my opinion. How much did he pay to shoot some hog farmer's old boar? Just look at the hog and you can tell he never had to hustle his own food. You could have stuck him with a knife he was so gentle. Should change his user name from thehairlessone to thegutlessone. NOT GOOD SPORTMANSHIP AT ALL. Jim
-Jake
#29
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Northeast Texas
Posts: 214