Posted: 6/28/2008 9:02:08 AM EDT
 My 13 yo son took this big boy with a Rem 700 .270 at 20 yards through brush while standing on the back of the four wheeler to get a view down into the ravine. The hog was looking directly away, so he aimed at center mass. Hit right in the pelvic joint. The hog struggled off through the brush. He then calls for reinforcements. Wonder dog and I show up for the track down. Found him bleeding out not too far away. I finished him off with a one-handed AR shot to the neck while wonder dog was jerking me around from the other hand. This hog sneaked into one of our high fence deer areas when the creek washed out some fence. Last season he ran off a 10 pt buck (just like a dog chasing a cow for fun) that a paying hunter was about to shoot. I'm glad he's dead. Oh....and Jr. was happy too!  Thank goodness for four wheelers!  Body by Purina Antler Max. Now dad gets to do the real work.  |
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