Well, the day started & ended with a bang -- literally. At first light, I took a boar at just shy of 300 yards -- my farthest shot on a piggie so far. I used my 26" 6.5 Bullberry IMP with 130 grain Accubonds at 2626 fps MV. This was basically an ADC-type situation, and recovery at that point was not possible. I did go back and recover the hog a bit later. The bullet hit behind the shoulder, apparently shredded the lungs (there was a frothy spray of blood) and exited through the opposite shoulder, leaving a nickel-sized exit. But the buzzards and fire ants had already begun to work, so there are no photos of this piggie. I estimate he weighed 180-185 pounds.

Just before dark, I took the boar in the above photo. The range was 145-150 yards. The bullet entered behind the shoulder, wrecked the lungs & chewed up (& through) the opposite-side shoulder blade but did not exit. He's the third boar in less than 2 days.

Whack 'em and stack 'em eh Bobby? That's a nice hog. I haven't seen your .308 before - it's a nice looking rifle.

All right Bobby!!

I would say you are definitely back in the game!!

Congrats,

Bob

Good job, Bobby!! You've done re well!

Way to go dude. Makes me crazy just thinkin about it. going to alaska for two weeks keepin' the wife happy,so it will be the middle of August before I can get to my lease and whack any hogs. Keep up the good work!
GWB