Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Archived Hunting Pics => Shooting and Hunting => 2015 Hunting Pictures => Topic started by: Thunder on June 07, 2016, 11:32:25 am
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I went out Sunday morning (6/5/16) and stalked down this little 100# sow out on the edge of one of our rice fields. Used my favorite 52# Elm D bow and a foreshafted Tonkin cane arrow with a stone point I got from Tower (Thanks Don).
It's an amazing feeling taking game with gear you made yourself. 8)
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Yes it is! Kudos brother!
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Well done Gilbert!
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Nice work!
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Way to go Thunder. You are deadly with that elm bow.
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Nice job! What state was that in?
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Way to go Thunder!
DBar
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Piggie fall down go boom! Aw, poor piggie. 999,999 to go! Go get 'em, brother!
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Thanks guys...i should've posted this with the first pic but here's a look at the point and insert. I think with some sinew and a little touch up on the point I could put this arrow back in my quiver. But it's going on the wall of fame. 8)
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Nice job! What state was that in?
uuhhh....what state?
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Way to go Thunder. You are deadly with that elm bow.
i know. i wouldn't want him shooting at me.
Nice job! What state was that in?
texas hogs live in the state of texas.
they really like it here ;)
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Nice job! What state was that in?
uuhhh....what state?
guess I should have read the title closer
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Nice job! What state was that in?
uuhhh....what state?
guess I should have read the title closer
Yeah, we all have those days. Who is buried in Grant's Tomb?
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Nice hunt Thunder. I hoping to have that feeling some day too. Way to get er. Done
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Very cool Gilbert. :) Looks like your gear was more than up to the challenge, that pig looks plenty dead in the pic. brother.
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Very cool, congrats.
Pappy
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Good hunt man.Are the pigs a little skiddish to get close to there?
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AWESOME!!! congrats .
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Good hunt man.Are the pigs a little skiddish to get close to there?
My hunting buddy and I have dropped well over a 100 pigs in the last year out on our place. They're very aware of people but I dont think I'd call them skiddish. (Or maybe I'm that good >:D) Most of the hunting there is out around rice and milo fields so cover is very sparse. We usually hunt with shotguns and have taken most of them from 12 to 40 yrds. The land owner has an appreciation for us bow hunters but prefers that we get rid of them instead of hunting them. This one is on the small side, most of them are twice as big. I'll put up a pic of a big one later, I'm in a meeting right now and they think I'm emailing my client. :o
Cheers
Thunder
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I see ok.Stay out of trouble there.
Yes up here in Iowa we are'nt plagued with them much yet but they keep saying their moving on up.They are a nuisence for sure.My buddies go down to Texas and have better luck shooting them at night with their long bows because they are getting too smart in the day time.Owners of the land want to get rid of them also.Fun time all around.
Look forward to more pics of those pigs.
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Congratulations, Gilbert! Ground stalking pigs is my favorite kind of hunting. Glad to see you got a tasty sow instead of a stinky, ol' boar.
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I see ok.Stay out of trouble there.
Yes up here in Iowa we are'nt plagued with them much yet but they keep saying their moving on up.They are a nuisence for sure.My buddies go down to Texas and have better luck shooting them at night with their long bows because they are getting too smart in the day time.Owners of the land want to get rid of them also.Fun time all around.
Look forward to more pics of those pigs.
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I hope it's ok to post these here, if not I understand that they could.be moved or deleted. Thanks
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Those are some big pigs!
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Those are some big pigs!
Hey Clint, we grow em big down here.
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How's the meat on them wild pigs? Just curious, can't say I've ever eaten anything but raised stock.
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Nice hunting and congrats on a successful hunt. Are you down by the coast?
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How's the meat on them wild pigs? Just curious, can't say I've ever eaten anything but raised stock.
The sows taste great, not "wild" tasting at all, but the big boar meat has a lot of "flavor". A couple of days in a brine helps but it still may not be for everyone.
Cheers
Thunder
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Nice hunting and congrats on a successful hunt. Are you down by the coast?
Thank you Sir, I've gotten close several times with bow and arrow, just couldn't get close enough. As you can see there's not much to hide behind out on a rice paddy. I'm in Houston but my hunting place is about an hour away, close to Eagle Lake, Southwest of here. It's mostly farmland out there, rice, corn, soybean and milo. These hogs get to eat well and get very big really fast.
Cheers
Thunder
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Awesome. I like elm too.That's a nice little D-bow as well. Good job. God Bless
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well done want to hunt hogs like that,excellent
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Are these same hogs like in Europe?
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Great pics thunder!!!!!...Now that's bringing the bacon home.They live high on the hog there in that grain country.....lol.Do ya give some of the meat away?That's a lot of pork.
They are a real nuisance!!!
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I've got a friend who's son manages a cattle ranch in Oklahoma.The hogs are tearing everything up and killing the grass.Every year they go out and shoot dozens and dozens of them hogs.So many that they can't give them away.They bury them with bull dozers.
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long time no see, nice hogs.