Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Archived Hunting Pics => Shooting and Hunting => 2013 Hunting Pictures => Topic started by: PeteC on March 08, 2013, 03:26:18 pm
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I got this hog this morning hunting a WMA nearby. I found the bunch about 9:00,then after "sneak running ",to keep the wind right, for about 15 minutes,finally got ahead of them.I had a canebrake directly ahead of me,and thick brush around, but ,when this one walked around a big water oak,at about 30 yards, it seemed to look right through me.I was at full draw,and it felt as if I was standing out in the open.I held it a while,but as it dug along,I let down. It turned, went back around the tree,and I thought I'd missed a chance,but it came back.It rooted along getting a little closer,but still facing me. I got that"feeling" it was fixin' to happen,and sure enough it turned broadside at 25 yards.I released and my 670 grain switchcane arrow topped with a razor sharp band-saw trade went through both lungs.It made it about 30 yards and piled up. I killed it with an Eastern Hophornbeam D-bow I built a few months ago.52#@26".A very exciting hunt. God Bless
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very awesome! congrats!
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Sweet!
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Very Very cool! Good job sir!
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Very cool! And very lucky for such an opportunity in March. Great hunting right there. Nice stick Pete!
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Sounds like a fun hunt. Nice shot!
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Congrats! Sounds like a great hunt.
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I'm sick with envy. I doubt I could eat more than three or four pork chops off that thing, I feel so bad!
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Congrats,very well done. :)
Pappy
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That is just awesome Pete. I am going to meet with a property owner tomorrow night who is having a hog problem. Hopefully my visits will result something similar. Nothing like that switchcane is there.
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Thanks fella's. This sow was freshening and would have farrowed in a few weeks. She had a good sweet smell to her.She should be excellent eating.You're right stringstretcher,it's hard to beat switchcane. I weighted these particular shafts up with extra coats of spar varnish. God Bless
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One more thing.I posted an E. Hophornbeam flatbow that ,with help from a friend who has let us hunt his place for years,we built a nice bow for him ,which I posted. His bow is from the clean side of the 4" tree,and mine was the knotty side.This is the D-Bow I built from that piece. God Bless
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Good lookin hog Pete! I havent been hog hunting in a few years but it sure was fun back when i did go, especially the spot and stalking.
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Nice work
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Nice shooting and a good story. Bet that ones gonna be gooood eatin. Danny