Well, I wasn't able to get pictures of the two hogs I got a few nights ago due to the Noah's Ark event that hovered over parts of Texas, but I brought out the camera for this one.

Not much to tell: 145 yards with the 7mm Bullberry and the 120 grain Nosler Ballistic Tip running at 2651 fps MV. The presentation was quartering to me. The bullet entered near the front of the shoulder, pulverized the vitals and was recovered under the hide on the hip. I'll try and get the bullet photo later today or tomorrow.

The young sow had seven buns in the oven that would have dropped within a week or less.



This was the view from our back yard last week. Record-setting trains inundated the area, and last night, we were under a severe t-storm warning again.



This is a view I took last year and how it normally looks. The actual creek is over 150 yards away in the distance.

Way to go Bobby----stay after 'em.

We had another downpour last night--2.5"

I think your ark was washed away. That sure is a nice looking gun on top of an ugally pig. At least she is a good pig along with the buns in the oven. Keep it up. Be Well, Packy.

Hey Bobby it looks like you live in the
swamps.

Lots better pictures here than on text.
Thanks for sharing.

George

Bobby have you found your ark since last week? Be Well, Packy.