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took an absolute BRUTE of a boar
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Not much to tell. It's my 3rd largest I've ever taken. Used a 23" 30-30 AI with a 150 grain Ballistic Silvertip ahead of 36.2 grains of H4895. MV is around 2570 fps. Range was app. 185 yards, and the hog -- shot through the heart -- made a 20-yard dash into brush so thick a rabbit wouldn't even go in there. Hope to have a recovered bullet photo later on...


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Great shot...as usual. He has a lot of Eurasian blood in him too!

Congrats,

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That's a good one, nice features! Did you weigh him?


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That one looks like he stinks...

Good job, Bobby!
 
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The photo doesn't do this one justice. I am estimating he'd go a solid 285-290. But he did not make it onto a scale.

As to the bullet, it broke the onside shoulder, penetrated the heart, damaged a portion of the lungs, broke a rib on the opposite side and made it through its 2nd encounter with an 0.7" thick gristle before coming to rest under the hide (very nearly exited). The recovered bullet weighs 109 grains.

Doubless-You could probably smell this one a mile away...he was quite rank. Big Grin


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this one shows the size a little better...



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Good one Bobby!

Makes me itch to get back out there.

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Wow...great hog, Congrats


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Makes me "itch" to get out there also.
But I have to wait till after Xmas.
Nice work Bobby and a pig of a boar.
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Yee-ha! Git after 'em Bobby.

I'm O for 3 my last sits--missed a boar, and nothing the last two sits.


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Damn! Your New 30-30 AI is real nice! WTG Bobby!


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Thanks, fellows.

Mississippian-I did not get to weigh him, but from experience, I'd say he went 285-290 -- maybe a pound or 2 more but not likely any less.


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Very nice Boar. I would say he had a lot of Russian blood in him, but I would also say that most of that blood came out once you shot him!

Here is a question: If you were to weigh or guesstimate the weight of the hide and shield, what would you say it was?

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Nice Pig Bobby, how much you think the stink weighed?


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Damn Id like to go down there and shoot a couple.

Is there a limit on them or a tag needed?


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Cal30,

No tag needed.

Limit is 500 per day..........After January 1, 2013, the limit per day goes up.....


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Damn nice boar. His head is huge!



 
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Nice Boar...Bobby.

As always, I enjoy your detailed post & pics.


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