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well went over to camp sat. to have a cooking and drank contest (which had 2 fellow guys back out on me (double R2 & chuckle12) and not enjoy the wabbit hunt on sunday!) so me and my lone buddy decided to do a little hog hunt before dark on saturday!

ole bum in the field with 160 lbs. sow saturday afternoon



ole bum and his lone buddy in the skining rack with hog



well on sunday afternoon after the wabbit hunt ole bum and pondbuster stalked us a 180 lbs. sow and shot her wif our smith and wesson 500 pistols

Makin bacon? Looks like fun! Congrats to y'all

i smell the sausage and bacon in the skillet right now.....


msducks.com hog shoot anybody ??

Great job! Let me guess what you said about me and Chuck!

looks like fun them hogs make for a full meal deal, them 500's look like they pack a punch. should have called me hu hum

You know me and Ramsey's motto!!! How was the rabbit part of the hunt? I bet busting that hog with your pistol was a rush. I would have like to seen that.

did not get any pics of wabbit hunt but the pucker factor was HIGH when stalking the great black pig should have seen the hole that bad boy put in that pig! there were about 10 or so piglets wif her also if i would have had a shot gun i could have got me a few of them too

I guess you two relize you were violating the game laws by shooting that nice hog with a center fire gun. It is a stupid law, but after the rifle deer season the only gun you can use leagally to hunt with is a 22 or a shotgun with #2 shot or smaller. It really makes killing a big hog tough with a 22. I wish the state would see the benifit of killing hogs whenever possible and actually make it leagal to use a gun big enough to do the job when it's not deer season.

show me dat law! never heard of that! this is private land dude

Read the wording...Carefully.

WEAPONS AND LOADS
Legal weapons for hunting from one-half (1/2) hour after sunset to one-half (1/2) hour before sunrise are restricted to handguns or rifles using no larger than .22 standard rimfire cartridges (no 22 magnums) and shotguns with shot no larger than No. 6.

Landowners, agricultural leaseholders or their designated agents may take predatory animals year-round on lands owned or leased by them.

http://www.mdwfp.com/newsite/Level2/Hunting/hunting_regs.asp

thats TURKEYS! dont say nutten about hogs

MDWFP gave us a permit to hunt the hogs. I'm not 100%, but I believe we are allowed to take them by any firearms necessary, as long as it is within our property boundary. The game warden that gave the club the permit didn't seem to have a problem with it. It is near impossible to bring down a 350# boar with a .22 or #6 shot, even when you trap them in a pen. A .22 does more harm than good. The only way to take down a boar that size in a humane way with a small caliber is to hit it in the brain or brainstem, most effectively thru the ear. I don't know about you, but I am not sticking my little 'ol arm thru that cage to aim a .22 pistol at a boar's ear.

Bum,
By the looks of the first pic, I am taking it that you did the ole drive by on his booty???

actually that wuz my stand for the afternoon.....it had all the beverages in it and i did not wanna leave it alone there has been sitings of a hawk in the area that is an avid beverage consumer and did not want to contribute to his habit....so we guarded the beverage truck wif our lives

Ya'll look like a couple of "Dirty Harrys" wit 'dem 500 pistolas. Ya wrist aint hurtin' from singin' a round off in 'dat hog? They say you can drop a 40 cal round down da barrel of "dem thangs