Uruguay hog hunt
08-07-2011, 06:11 PM
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Spike
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Uruguay hog hunt
URUGUAY HOG HUNT, JULY 16-22
It’s winter here in the Southern Hemisphere (I live in Brazil), so I went hunting in neighboring Uruguay. The lodge, Rincon de los Matreros, works much like a Texas exotics ranch: Guests pay a daily rate for room & meals, plus a fee for each animal harvested. The 5,000-acre ranch is overrun with hogs!
We had good hunting weather, with overcast skies and temps in the 40’s. I borrowed a CZ .243 from the lodge’s gun cabinet and mounted my BE-Adaptive trigger release on it. I have ALS, which has put me in a wheelchair and rendered my arms too weak to hold a rifle. My guide Laurindo aimed the rifle and told me when to squeeze the trigger.
Our teamwork approach bagged 4 hogs in 3 days—two head shots, two lung shots. Three hogs dropped in their tracks, one ran just 10 yards before kicking over.
It’s winter here in the Southern Hemisphere (I live in Brazil), so I went hunting in neighboring Uruguay. The lodge, Rincon de los Matreros, works much like a Texas exotics ranch: Guests pay a daily rate for room & meals, plus a fee for each animal harvested. The 5,000-acre ranch is overrun with hogs!
We had good hunting weather, with overcast skies and temps in the 40’s. I borrowed a CZ .243 from the lodge’s gun cabinet and mounted my BE-Adaptive trigger release on it. I have ALS, which has put me in a wheelchair and rendered my arms too weak to hold a rifle. My guide Laurindo aimed the rifle and told me when to squeeze the trigger.
Our teamwork approach bagged 4 hogs in 3 days—two head shots, two lung shots. Three hogs dropped in their tracks, one ran just 10 yards before kicking over.
11-02-2011, 05:43 AM
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Spike
Join Date: Nov 2011
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