We went out this weekend and it was a muddy mess. It had poured all night and we watched the radar for a break in the storm and headed out when we had about a two hour gap. We got 4 hogs, no monsters but it's better than getting skunked. We ran/walked about 10 miles in 5 hours and we were all cold, hungry and tired by the time it was all over.

In before the PETA tards.

ETA: glad to see Texas getting some rain.

ETA2: He was fast on the draw with that knife.

No way they can gripe about this one, that hog died quick!

Good kill

I'm sure they will smugly state that the hog could have been trapped alive like in your other videos.


I think it was cool that you needed hip waders to go hog hunting

We've been getting rain for two weeks up here in N. Texas. The ground it totally saturated.

The guy killing that one is usually one of our camera guys but he's a life long hunter and that was his first hog to kill with a knife. You wouldn't believe it but his real job is that he owns a salon. Some people call him the Hunting Hairdresser.

Well, he did a damn fine job. Everyone's gotta get their hair cut, so I cannot fault him for starting his own business to make money.

Keep up the videos, I think they are great. I really enjoy them.

Kinda wished I had some video of the turkey I got last spring in Missouri, it would have been kind of a neat video...the big Tom actually flew into my position, I was doing a lost call just killing time, and it flew to my decoy over an old fence, he ran up to the foam decoy, saw that it was a decoy and turned to run...my 870 was actually leaning against the corner of the blind since it was getting to be about lunch time. I reached down, swung it up, flicked off the safety and canoe'd his head at just under 20 yards. Maybe 5 seconds total time going from, "Dang, still haven't filled my tag" to "Hot DAMN! That was fast!".
 

He does pretty good, has a bunch of people working for him and has hot women in and out of his shop all day.....maybe he's on to something.