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I just got some great news from a client/friend of mine, he`s just got the tusks measured from a boar he took with me here in the U.K, it`s the first gold medal wild boar recognised here in the U.K.
I am over the moon Smiler Smiler dancing




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Posts: 203 | Location: New Zealand | Registered: 26 November 2006Reply With Quote
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Gold medal - CIC wise?? Or do you have a local medal system in the UK??

Certainly looks like a nice piggie! You should post a picture of the tusks - assuming they have been removed from the skull, unless they formed the basis for a headmount?

- mike

P.S. CIC gold would mean 120+ points.
Just in case anybody is interested in CIC measurements and medal categories, the relevant PDFs can be downloaded from this URL: http://www.cic-wildlife.org/?id=80


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I think it`s CIC scoring,will check when I speak to him next.
I don`t think, well I`ve not heard of a seperate U.K scoring system, as "officially" we haven`t got boar here!!!
He was a very nice piggie MHO, was 365lbs with the guts out in the field.
I will post a pic of the tusks as soon as I get to see them ,he is going to have them mounted on a shield,didn`t want a shoulder mount.
 
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Congratulations to you and your shooter!
That"s one real pretty pig!!
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Pigs in Britain?

Send me a PM, I would love to do this. Any information you have would be wonderful.

Thanks!

Seth
 
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D99, I take people out after the Boar, am sorry but just can`t take anymore bookings for at least 6 mnths, every full moon `till Dec 07 is spoken for and got a list as long as my arm with others who want to have a go.
It is a bit of a rarity here in the U.K and I`m lucky enough to have patches with them on.
Had to cancel this mnths as ground was just too dry and hard I have been out just looking and watching, and they aren`t showing in this dry weather.
 
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Originally posted by john.d.m:
I think it`s CIC scoring,will check when I speak to him next.
I don`t think, well I`ve not heard of a seperate U.K scoring system, as "officially" we haven`t got boar here!!!
He was a very nice piggie MHO, was 365lbs with the guts out in the field.
I will post a pic of the tusks as soon as I get to see them ,he is going to have them mounted on a shield,didn`t want a shoulder mount.


I think that it must be CIC, there is no other method for scoring boar in Europe as far as I know.

A boar from Dorset last year was the first ever CIC medal from the UK scoring 111.6 CIC points which is just a bronze.

John, I wonder what that big 500lber would go if he's got ivory to match his weight?
 
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John

I am sure you are very happy with the news. Do you know what they measured? ie the length in cm's?

Many thanks
 
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Hi All
I've got my Boar tusks back from the taxidermist
lower tusks are average 22.5cms long 122.5 CIC points. WD If you want to see them follow the link,
http://www.thestalkingdirectory.co.uk/trophy-room/showg...p?cat=500&ppuser=254

 
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Congratulations Wayne.
Great trophy and a very nice display as well


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Very nice indeed Wayne!
 
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Was the hunt Free Range Confused


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Was the hunt Free Range


What sort of question is that?


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