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Hog hunting... #433198 07/18/10 06:14 PM
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I was watching the news about a week ago and they did a piece about feral hogs and the fairly loose restrictions on hunting them. Ive seen stuff here or there and thought about it in the past. It seems since seeing that bit it's really been on my mind. Been up all night watching YouTube clips and scanning forums... I think I'm in!

So where are the hog hunters on the Yard???

Pics, stories, info, etc...???

What do you use and where do you hunt?


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Re: Hog hunting... [Re: lazi] #433199 07/18/10 06:19 PM
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Bear Grylls used a 5 inch combat knife to take one once, I believe in the badlands of Montana or something like that. Personally, I would use my .308 to take one, myself. wouldn't want to get too close to a Feral Hog.


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Re: Hog hunting... [Re: El CacaFuego] #433200 07/18/10 06:33 PM
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I just finished watching an episode of "Dual Survival" were Dave Canterbury builds a snare trap in the jungle and gets a pig.
He cracked it over the head to finish it off.
Here's a link to the first part of the episode that has it.
Panic in the Jungle (part 1)

Re: Hog hunting... [Re: stjones] #433201 07/18/10 07:11 PM
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Never hunted them myself but I understand any deer/black bear cartridge works fine.


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Re: Hog hunting... [Re: coyotebc] #433202 07/18/10 07:21 PM
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There is a legend in hog hunting on this forum, its been awhile since he has posted. Those who know him, know exactly who I am speaking of. Hopefully, he will chime it!


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Re: Hog hunting... [Re: imaginefj] #433203 07/19/10 04:50 AM
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There is a legend in hog hunting on this forum, its been awhile since he has posted. Those who know him, know exactly who I am speaking of. Hopefully, he will chime it!
Yeah,wasn't long ago he put some pics up.
If we're talking about the same person.


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Re: Hog hunting... [Re: myketheknife] #433204 07/19/10 05:41 PM
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I enjoy feral hog hunting. I really enjoy beating the brush and running the creek beds and channels to flush them out. I go a bit over kill and use a Marlin 45/70 guide gun.


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Re: Hog hunting... [Re: MonkeyBomb] #433205 07/19/10 09:56 PM
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well the rifle is chosen and on it's way. going with the FNH FNAR! I think I'm just going to get a inexpensive scope to start out with. hopefully can get after some hogs and build up until to deer season.

not sure who you guys are referring to but I did a search and found one other hog hunt thread earlier today. lost the link now though.


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Re: Hog hunting... [Re: lazi] #433206 07/19/10 11:12 PM
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I hunted them for years in the swamps. That's a young man's game. You need to be fit to hunt them. My weapons were the Winchester 94 in .375 Win and in .44 magnum. Big hogs can be very hard to bring down without a good head shot.


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Re: Hog hunting... [Re: Horn Dog] #433207 07/20/10 11:08 PM
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Everything you need to know: http://www.texasboars.com/phpBB2/

My dad and I were hunting together a couple years back....me with my AK open sights. This bastard stopped out at about 150yds...further that I am willing to shoot wild game with the AK (even hogs), so I grabbed his old Sako 308 and let the lead fly. My dad had shoulder surgery and was using the Remington "reduced recoil" loads...this guy didn't seem to like it. Took two steps backwards and dropped.

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crappy picture referencing the tusk vs .308 shell

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Re: Hog hunting... [Re: Ishikawa] #433208 07/20/10 11:41 PM
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Wow, some monster teeth on that sucker. That is why I won't use anything smaller than .30 cal, lol. that thing gets too close, and I'd be in a world of hurt.


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Re: Hog hunting... [Re: El CacaFuego] #433209 07/21/10 12:57 AM
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Cool pics
I've always wanted to hunt hogs


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