I love looking at Warthogs-they are truly the entertainment of the bush! Post up some pics of your Warthogs here.

On the wall at the Lodge in Namibia

I just can not seem to resist those warthogs, does not seem like I have been to Africa unless I hunt them. Here are a few of my buddy's and mine from RSA.

I love hunting wartie's too.

Here are a couple I got in RSA in 2005...

Another Rowland Ward Warthog shot out of the same archery blind that mine was.

The big tuskers are fine....but the smaller ones, roasted, are even better. With a few cold Castles.....

I never pass up a Warty!!

There are very few things that a grown man can do with his clothes on that are more fun than hunting warthogs. Jerry Hoover

Man, that's GREAT ivory!!

George

Sorry about the photo quality.



Hunting warthogs is pretty interesting.

Kyler

Canuck, The warty skulls are very impressive. Thanks for posting. Best, Starcharvski.

excellewnt trophys ,thank you for sharing.Juan

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Originally posted by Brad Starcevich:
Canuck, The warty skulls are very impressive. Thanks for posting. Best, Starcharvski.

My friend wet wart hog hunting ( BOW ) and he is going to make a coat hanger out of his skull that ought to look realy trick.

This one was taken in RSA on Apr.16 2007 14.25"

Here's a huge warthog from an area along the Awash River in the Central Danakil Desert called Gewane. The picture was taken in 1999.
It was an old communised farm from Ethiopia's Communist days.
There are still some big warthog there but it is becoming so grown up you can't see them.
Excuse the porr picture quality. It's a "blow up".


Rich Elliott

The same photographer took the famous pic of bigfoot. Of course, this one is real. Or is it?

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Originally posted by bja105:
The same photographer took the famous pic of bigfoot. Of course, this one is real. Or is it?

It does look like a similar photograph



Beautiful animals!

Yes, it's real. One of our PH's took it with a clients camera. I got a print from the client after he returned to the States and had a blow up made (hence the grainy composition). I did not see the hog but they were quite excited when they told me about it. The client didn't have a license and I had already filled my 2 licenses for lion bait. One of those was a 15".
Rich Elliott

RSA 2002 - .30-06 with 220 gr Woodleigh RN


RSA 2005 - 9.3x62 with 286 gr Woodleigh RN


RSA 2005 - 9.3x62 with 286 gr Woodleigh RN
(cull taken for the landowner)


RSA 2005 - 8x57 with 220 gr Woodleigh RN
(cull taken for landowner)


RSA 2005 - 8x57 with 220 gr Woodleigh RN
(cull taken for landowner)

-Bob F.