Nice one, Larry.

Well-done!

Very well done!

Wow Larry that's twice as big as the boy.

Any chance you weighed it?
Tell the story now how it happened.
Pleasing to see you getting these kids introduced at a young age like you do.

Thanks much for sharing with us.

George

George:

No, I did not weight it . I have shot well over a thousand hogs in my life . I can say without a doubt that this boar was well over 200 pounds.

I have not been to my ranch in 2 months . Too busy and traveling a hell of a lot. I got past my 5/31 deadline . I took off to the ranch with my oldest grandson. , age 10. He loves it .

I was watching the wind . Given the wind , I picked various places to check . We were in my electric Polaris. We could drive pretty close .

He shot another smaller hog earlier . We had seen about 40 head of hogs and maybe 35 deer . That is weird as I have a hell of a lot of game but for some reason, we rarely see them while riding around .

We were going to check one last place before we went back to the camp and exchanged his rifle for thermal equipped rifles. It was easy to get to . Walk up a road and peer around the corner . It was late and we were losing light quickly . I saw the boar and put up the sticks . He flattened him at about 75 yards with a 308.

I did not realize how big he was in the low light . When I walked up, I was stunned .

Interestingly , I passed this hog twice last deer season . I know he was a massive hog but I was buck hunting.

Good job!!! Bang-flop.

Great job Larry / Grandad. And a lucky grandson.
You guys really scored. That's a great boar.

You have estimated right,
it's over 200 pounds