hog hunting
03-21-2005 | 01:34 PM
#12
Giant Nontypical
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From: California
RE: hog hunting
We actually have alot of hogs out here, especially in the area i live and on the coast as well as up north. I didn't know about this until several years ago. The place where i went, which was on a huge huge ranch, was rough hunting which i loved. Another time my dad and I went and the terrain was pretty much flat so it easy to spot hogs, just getting close enough for a shot was hard. I have gotten one so far with my dad's 300 Savage Magnum so that was fun. I want to try to get one with a bow someday. I haven't gone in awhile but i am definetly going to try to hunt for hogs as much as i can. I have yet to get any sort of big game with my bow but hopefully that will change soon.
04-02-2005 | 04:30 AM
#17
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Phillipsburg NJ USA
RE: hog hunting
ORIGINAL: PA Dave
I am thinking of my first hog hunt next year but I like to make this a challenge. Anyone ever consider using a .45 cal cap/ball revolver at close range or is that way to under gunned?
Thanks and good hunting.
I am thinking of my first hog hunt next year but I like to make this a challenge. Anyone ever consider using a .45 cal cap/ball revolver at close range or is that way to under gunned?
Thanks and good hunting.
When I lived in Texas I used my cap & ball revolver 1858 new army. Got me a good hog. It walked right under my stand. 15 feet BANG one dead hog.
04-08-2005 | 12:04 PM
#18
Joined: Mar 2004
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RE: hog hunting
we have done a lot of hog hunting here im Mississippi along the river... but its alot easier to trap them... during spring break we caught over 30... got tired of cleaning them dern thangs.... but my 6 yr old had a good time....
04-08-2005 | 12:30 PM
#19
Dominant Buck
Joined: Feb 2005
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From: WC FL
RE: hog hunting
woofer,
All my pictures are in a shoe box, but when I have a chance I'II figure the
way to post them. We have trapped up to 15 a day.My buddy has
2500 acres 2 miles from me.Here in Tampa Fl. it's a big profit. All the Cubans
want one to roast for Christmas dinner. $4 a pound and $25 to to Shave and
butcher. We have done up to 5 a day.We bought a walk-in cooler from a wrecked
refrigerated truck.
All my pictures are in a shoe box, but when I have a chance I'II figure the
way to post them. We have trapped up to 15 a day.My buddy has
2500 acres 2 miles from me.Here in Tampa Fl. it's a big profit. All the Cubans
want one to roast for Christmas dinner. $4 a pound and $25 to to Shave and
butcher. We have done up to 5 a day.We bought a walk-in cooler from a wrecked
refrigerated truck.
04-13-2005 | 06:08 PM
#20
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Apr 2005
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From: Leesburg Fl
RE: hog hunting
ORIGINAL: HighDesertWolf
back in missouri I use either my marlin 44 mag rifle with handloads loaded with a Barnes X pistol bullet or my marlin 30-30 with handloads loaded with a 150 grain barnes X bullet or I use 170 grain remington core lokt factory ammo. I even killed a few with a 357 revolver with handloads loaded with a 180 grain Hornady XTP/HP.
back in missouri I use either my marlin 44 mag rifle with handloads loaded with a Barnes X pistol bullet or my marlin 30-30 with handloads loaded with a 150 grain barnes X bullet or I use 170 grain remington core lokt factory ammo. I even killed a few with a 357 revolver with handloads loaded with a 180 grain Hornady XTP/HP.