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Roland

Very Very nice! Some good teeth too. I like the jet black hair.

I'm guessing by the entrance and exit wounds on the bottom picture that you used a rifle? or did you knife them?

Where are you hunting to get animals like that??
I am planning a hunt for March and these photos are not helping at all. I wanna go sooner

Good work!

Nice

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Originally posted by Charles_Helm:
Good work!

Charles,

Thank you for the excellent advice and recommendation you provided some months ago.

I hunted at Stasney’s Cook Ranch. Outstanding experience, the wildlife manager, Johnnie Hudman and his spouse Debbe are the perfect hosts and wonderful people.

The hunting is excellent; this is a big ranch, with the addition of the Dawson-Conway Ranch exceeding 40,000 plus acres, no high fence, free ranging animals.

It’s up to the hunter to go for a meat hog or trophy boar. An abundance of wildlife will make your hunt even more attractive, and if you like country kitchen Emma is a wonderful cook, she will take care of your appetite.

This is really as good as it gets.
I highly recommend this outstanding hunting ranch.
Again, I can not praise those friendly and professional people enough, because they go the extra mile to make your stay even better.
www.stasneyscookranch.com

Roland

I'm very interested in the Stasney-Cook ranch. My son is an Air Force Academy cadet and chomping at the bit to go hog hunting. I'd love to surprise him with a hunt when he's home for spring break.

How are the hogs hunted? WIth hounds, at night, from stands???

I live west of Ft Worth, so this could be perfect.

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Originally posted by Warhawk:
I'm very interested in the Stasney-Cook ranch. My son is an Air Force Academy cadet and chomping at the bit to go hog hunting. I'd love to surprise him with a hunt when he's home for spring break.

How are the hogs hunted? WIth hounds, at night, from stands???

I live west of Ft Worth, so this could be perfect.

Warhawk,
You can stalk, or using a blind and more.
Give Johnnie a call(888)762-2999 and he will give you all the info, tell him Roland says hi.
www.stasneyscookranch.com

Success,
Roland

Excellent job!

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Originally posted by NBHunter:
Very Very nice! Some good teeth too. I like the jet black hair.

I'm guessing by the entrance and exit wounds on the bottom picture that you used a rifle? or did you knife them?

NBhunter,

.375 H&H - Federal 260 Grain Accubond.

Success,
Roland

Thank you all for the nice comments.

Roland

Good job Roland! Nice hog!

What do you think his Dental bill was?

This goes to show my weird sense of esthetics, but I always liked the way a wild boar looks. Those are some fine looking specimens and should make for some good ham and sausage. Congrats!!!

John

Excellent trophy ,and excellent ellection of caliber my favorite 375hyh iuse 260grains for red stag and 300 grains for hogs .juan