Pork chops anyone?
05-08-2006, 08:20 AM
#14
Dominant Buck
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RE: Pork chops anyone?
he was tagged out.....
05-08-2006, 08:26 AM
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RE: Pork chops anyone?
That is COOOOOL. I would love to hunt them one day, I just have to wait for one of the Russians to excape from the pig farm by my deer hunting grounds.
I would like some Bacon and sausage please.
I would like some Bacon and sausage please.
05-08-2006, 08:37 AM
#16
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RE: Pork chops anyone?
ORIGINAL: burniegoeasily
Tagged out in Texas, the outfitter must set the limit, because there is no limit on hogs in Texas, they are an exotic. Most people down here want you to take as many as you can shoot.
he was tagged out.....
05-08-2006, 11:46 AM
#17
Dominant Buck
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RE: Pork chops anyone?
ORIGINAL: Double Creek
Yeah, it was a form of expression..... The outfitter set it at 2 per hunter.... I'm glad too, b/c I was worn out and ready to get my butt back to MS!
ORIGINAL: burniegoeasily
Tagged out in Texas, the outfitter must set the limit, because there is no limit on hogs in Texas, they are an exotic. Most people down here want you to take as many as you can shoot.
he was tagged out.....
05-08-2006, 12:51 PM
#18
Boone & Crockett
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RE: Pork chops anyone?
Hogs are tough, no doubt. They really don't have good eyesight, but can pick out movement and their noses are top-notch. I did my first spot-and-stalk hog hunt in GA earlier this year. Three of us only got one small one in two days of hunting (just couldn't get on them--they were there). The cool thing is all three of us shot him, and all three made a killing shot--the little sucker just didn't know he was dead! Plan to go back next Feb. when it's cooler--a fellow down there took us on his hunting lease (several hundred acres), plus he owns another 400+ acres on the river there. Hope to stay longer this time, and maybe use a little bit of what we learned and kill more. Dang tough hunting, but a lot of fun!
Chad
Chad
05-08-2006, 07:40 PM
#19
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
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RE: Pork chops anyone?
ORIGINAL: LBR
Hogs are tough, no doubt. They really don't have good eyesight, but can pick out movement and their noses are top-notch. I did my first spot-and-stalk hog hunt in GA earlier this year. Three of us only got one small one in two days of hunting (just couldn't get on them--they were there). The cool thing is all three of us shot him, and all three made a killing shot--the little sucker just didn't know he was dead! Plan to go back next Feb. when it's cooler--a fellow down there took us on his hunting lease (several hundred acres), plus he owns another 400+ acres on the river there. Hope to stay longer this time, and maybe use a little bit of what we learned and kill more. Dang tough hunting, but a lot of fun!
Chad
Hogs are tough, no doubt. They really don't have good eyesight, but can pick out movement and their noses are top-notch. I did my first spot-and-stalk hog hunt in GA earlier this year. Three of us only got one small one in two days of hunting (just couldn't get on them--they were there). The cool thing is all three of us shot him, and all three made a killing shot--the little sucker just didn't know he was dead! Plan to go back next Feb. when it's cooler--a fellow down there took us on his hunting lease (several hundred acres), plus he owns another 400+ acres on the river there. Hope to stay longer this time, and maybe use a little bit of what we learned and kill more. Dang tough hunting, but a lot of fun!
Chad
