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My son and I went hog hunting tonight, and he scored with a nice Russian-cross boar (a.k.a Piney Woods Rooter) that weighed about 225 lbs. It was his first kill with his new Marlin 336SS and Hornady LeverEvolution ammo.






 
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Congratulations to you and your son, Jeff! You must be proud! That's a good piece of hog flesh! clap



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that marlin has got to be about the best selection for a young hunter for pigs. and a nice pig to boot. congrats. thumb
was it a running shot? the blood looks a little far back. altho it obvously done the job. best take him out for more practice. Big Grin
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The shot was a perfect heart shot, and the pig never took a step. He did flop around, and we had to drag him a few feet for the picture. The blood on the hip came from the flopping or the dragging.






 
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Hey Jeff,

Congrats to your son!! He got that new rifle bloodied in good fashion.......

.......when is the BBQ??

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The shot was a perfect heart shot, and the pig never took a step. He did flop around, and we had to drag him a few feet for the picture. The blood on the hip came from the flopping or the dragging.


You sure you're not teaching your boy the famous Texas Heart Shot? Razzer


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.......when is the BBQ??

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This little boar will be buzzard bait. We could barely stand to drag him out and take pictures because he stunk so bad. I already had plans to eat it if it had been a sow, but the last few boars that we have killed have been pretty rank.

My son wants to try it again tonight, but I need a little sleep before another night hunt (not that I didn't get a little nap in the blind last night) Wink.






 
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"My son wants to try it again tonight"

Sounds like we have the makings of another "pig murdering fool" here. Big Grin

Way to go!!!!


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This is so much better than the fat kid that killed Fred,aka Canned Yams, the 1000lb pet. Obviously a better Dad, also.
 
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Well put Ole Miss Guy!! Real hunt and a real wild hog!! Big Grin Plus, your son's hooked -- now you're in real trouble! Congrats again! beer



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He's just got a helper until the time he grows up enought to handle both their pigs when they go out.


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The problem I have is that my son is not new to hunting. He killed his first deer when he was 6 and has been hooked ever since. I am not sure how many deer he has killed, but he killed 5 in 2006 (2 in Oklahoma with his muzzleloader and 3 in Texas with his Encore 270). Here are the bucks that he killed in 2006.

The only "can" that is involved in our hunts will contain something to drink.







 
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Congrats to you and your son!

He's a seasoned hunter already....
and an accomplished one at that!!!

I'm turning 46 years young next month and just got back from my first hunt ever. I took my 18 year old son on a guided hunt and we've been hooked ever since.

You must be VERY, VERY PROUD OF HIM!!!

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Jeff,
Congrats to you and your son. Memories like this last a lifetime.
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