Looking for the Best Warthog hunting spot in Africa, love hunting Big Old Brocken Boars,
Would love you hear your comments.....

Coutada 11 (ZDS)
Coutada 9 (Mokore/Western)

Here's one of my 3 from Mozambique, posed by my tracker. Yes, they grow some nice ones there :-)

fantastic what a snorter well done,

Wow!!!! Awesome swine!
JCHB

Zim in what is now part of the Bubye. PH John Sharp..

My man Green with a good Kafue specimen.

crazy , crazy wow that's a monster, was that years ago or recently

All great pics

She shot the big one -- Limpopo Province.

For me, it has to be Limpopo or north west province if you want to hunt a number of pigs on one hunt.

I'm heading back again in a couple of weeks and trying to get out for a piggie cull. You can't ever have enough warthog hunting!!


K

On my list for my next hunt. I had an opportunity last month for a decent pig, but it would have involved disturbing a "loving moment" with missus pig and as a man I just don't have the heart...

Christ, that lot are awesome, all of them.

Took this warthog the day before my birthday in Namibia in 2010.

Took this wartie at 150 yards with a double rifle! Right between the eyes on a frontal presentation.



Video of the shot below:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InInjk2NCaw

Another from a few years back.

Man, you fellers have taken some awesome warty's! I love hog hunting of any kind, it's almost a sickness I think! Here's my recent one taken in April in Namibia...
Before anyone asks, the hole in his flank is the exit wound......

here is one with a client a few years back.

Near Hoedspruit:

Wink,

thats a great pig. I hunted a couple of days up near hoedspuit last month. There are some, huge pigs in the area. Perhaps not as many as further north but we still managed five shots in a day.

Warties rock.

K

Just a few from Limpopo

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Originally posted by fairgame:
My man Green with a good Kafue specimen.

Very nice, Andrew. Clearly need to look for a wart hog next time we hunt together.

Regards, Tim

David

well done on some awesome Hogs, making my eyes water

Pig from Alldays (Limpopo)

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My man Green with a good Kafue specimen.



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Another vote for the Kafue--especially Royal Kafue (Andrew's area), Mushingashi, and Lunga Luswishi (right across the Kafue River from the other two). Both quantity and quality are unbelievable.

I love hunting pigs! (Warthog and bushpig)

some awesome pigs chaps.

A good days pig hunting. Coutada 10.

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Originally posted by fairgame:
My man Green with a good Kafue specimen.

If that is "good" what is your definition of an excellent specimen?!

Last August in Coutada 9 with Mokore Safaris

Go Dawgs,

Without question Coutada 9 is superb for warthogs. I've never seen that many pigs and big ones anywhere else.

Those are both old pigs in your pix but that last one is ancient. Looks very much like one I shot while in Coutada 9.

Mark

First post here on AR.

July 10, 2013. Northwest Province in the Smoky Highway corridor.

Fine first post! Congrats!

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Originally posted by Heeler75:
First post here on AR.

July 10, 2013. Northwest Province in the Smoky Highway corridor.

I agree...Exceptional first post!
Welcome

Thanks to all posters for all the lovely ideas or "suggestions" on possible poses for warthog trophy photos! Can't wait for next client [known here as "danik"] to shoot a nice one! It will be a long photo session.

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Originally posted by Andrew McLaren:
Thanks to all posters for all the lovely ideas or "suggestions" on possible poses for warthog trophy photos! Can't wait for next client [known here as "danik"] to shoot a nice one! It will be a long photo session.

Andrew I find the best way to take any photo is to try and get the Horns / Tusks parallel to the camera lens.
With Warthog and Gemsbuck esp where the horns/tusks tend to lie backwards you need to take the photo with the same downward angle as the Horns/tusks lie backwards.
This tends to show the true length, also the side on shots or 45'Deg on shots also show length nicely.
Just take tons of photos from all angles with the sun behind you etc.
Photos are cheap in comparison to the cost of the Safari and they last the longest so I like to take decent photos of all the animals.
good luck
P.S I still owe you that beer

Here is one of mine from near Baltimore in the Limpopo, many years ago. Taken with my Steyr in 375H&H

One of mine and not the biggest but plenty of them.

A country thats not being hunted so much is Senegal and they have some nice tuskers

Warthog taken in Coutada 9 with Barry Duckworth in 2012.

Warthog taken in Coutada 9 with Barry Duckworth 2012.