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From: wild1
27-Mar-22
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Hogs aren't exactly an elite big game species, but they can be challenging. Here's a newly published article about one such hunt. Rumor has it, the author is a Bowsite member.
https://www.outdoornewsservice.com/_files/ugd/fc60c7_89462087a9274f459a2bf99527a1f8a6.pdf
From: Corax_latrans
27-Mar-22
That’s a damn big pig!
Did you get a Euro mount outta the deal?
I think I would like to be able to hunt them, but I KNOW that I am glad that we don’t have them here.
From: DanaC
28-Mar-22
Good article, interesting magazine.
From: Bou'bound
28-Mar-22
how big was that thing. who is the bowsiter in question
From: DanaC
28-Mar-22
'Bou, click on wild1's user name, compare to article authorship
From: wild1
28-Mar-22
Corax -
I got both, a shoulder mount and a euro mount. I did the euro mount myself.
From: Ironbow
28-Mar-22
Well done on both counts!
From: Corax_latrans
28-Mar-22
That’s impressive. I guess I should have figured, but I had no idea just how sturdy the sockets are for those machetes…
But I gotta ask…. How’s the eating on something like that?
From: wild1
29-Mar-22
Corax - On wild hogs, amazing table fare. You often hear about big boars being less-than-good eating, and I suspect there's a measure of truth to that, but if you take the same care as with any big game animal, you'll be surprised how good they can be. Of course, a smaller sow increases your odds of impressing your friends at the bbq.
