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All right , a break from the levity. I have just discovered that my associate in Queersland with whom I hope (?) to be staying later this month , has a surplus pig or two on his ranch .

Not having hunted Australian pigs before , anyone care to offer tips on technique , methodology etc ? I would like something a little more in-depth than " find pig - kill it " . I think I can manage that bit on my own .

The basic terrain is flat with scrubby cover and a bloody great field of sugar cane for the sods to hide in . All new to me And no , you arent all invited to show me how . Maybe next time...
 
Posts: 4473 | Location: Eltham , New Zealand | Registered: 13 May 2002Reply With Quote
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Borrow Bad Ass's dogs to flush 'em out with Bad Ass attached to lead. Good luck getting them out of Cane,almost as dense as you. Ha ha
You won't be able to get them out of cane mate too thick and you will not want to go in after them,don't forget snakes.
Maybe spotlight them at night??
BTW,no Sugercane at Kilkivan,it's cattle country.
We don't have ranches,just call them 'a place'.
e.g.Your friend has a place at Kilkivan.
 
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Want a loan of my B92 Browning 10 shot 44mag or a 30/30 or two? Plenty of free ammo with it.
You can shoot the bastards, just want to watch a Kiwi shoot something bigger than a possum
 
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Scouting and work out their movements.

Water. Feed. Shelter. The standard equation.

Dogs sound a good idea.
 
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Muzza you mad prick you don't in into sugar cane to shoot pigs you go into sugar cane feed the pigs my advise is to spot light around the fields they do come out for a change of food dawn or dusk you know the drill for some reason, and see if you other guys agree pigs near sugar cane or sugar beet seem to be a bit more aggressive than bush pigs and a lot heavier .
 
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Choice of rifle isnt an issue , but being new to your version of pighunting I figured someone would have some advice .

Sending BAW's dogs in to the cane and shooting them as they reappear may have some merit ? Perhaps BAW could fix bayonet and conduct a frontal assault on the cane field with his K98? Or I could mention Shauns name and the pigs will come out laughing so hard they will be unable to run away ?

Maybe I will just scout out the area first and then formulate a cunning plan according to what I find .

Interesting suggestions tho , thanks guys.
 
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Don't be a big girl, get a 12g coach gun with SG's and get in there after them, you want this trip to be an adventure right?

OR just do what I do if I come across a patch of thick grass or scrub I want to check out.... I send Gary in
 
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Thanks for the good advice Bakes , next time I go to a party can I borrow your suit of feathers ?

I dont have a problem with hand to hand combat with aussie pigs , been doing mental combat with a bunch for a while now and they certainly have difficult dispositions .

I think the most likely advice to follow comes from the vintner from the Barossa. (God , it hurt to say that )
 
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And speaking of pigs, I was out and about at the back of the base today on the quad (got bogged as well had to call the troops to get me out ) and came across the BIGGEST set of pig tracks you'll ever see, at first I thought they were buff tracks but upon closer inspection (did you like that bit? thats the copper comming out )I discovered they belonged to a bloody great pig.
 
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Muzza,
If you go into cane take a GPS.

Bakes,
A mate of mine done the same thing when he worked in the mines.Three of them,young and stupid took a Land Cruiser down the back paddock chasing roos on night shift.
Bogged the thing to the diffs in a melon hole.So they just kept flogging the thing till the clutch burnt out.
Next day the mine had to get a crane to lift it out,they were on the carpet in a big way.Just keep there jobs as they were apprentice fitters.
 
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I think the most likely advice to follow comes from the vintner from the Barossa. (God , it hurt to say that )




Of course you may find out they're nocturnal. Then an electric dog may be the only way. Quick shooting may be required.

PS When I drink a lot of red wine I start to occasionally make some sense.
 
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When I drink a lot of red wine I start to occasionally make some sense.





jeez , I didnt any human could drink that much and still live.....

Good advice guys - well , mostly - time will tell what sort of luck I have .
Can I borrow your cowboy hat Shaun ?
 
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Hell Mate

You can borra ma hat, then if ya run out a ammo you can root em up the arse with the spike

 
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Can I borrow your cowboy hat Shaun ?




No worries which one? I recommend the Coonskin one.

 
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Hey Shaun

"Does shit stick to the fur?"
 
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I have to say it - you Aussies sure have a predeliction for anal activities . Yet you are all vocally Homophobic..... well , except Shaun and Bakes but we wont go there
 
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For close in work I reckon the 12G or a 30-30 is the go. Quick sight acquisition and quicker shots.
 
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I'll give you sticky bloody fur Bad Ass!

Forget Bakes's ass for one minute Murray and pick a hat.
You are starting to fixate on it I think.
 
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But mate - if only the heterosexuals amongst us were allowed to forget Bakes posterior . But you are the one who insists on plastering the image before us , and then fostering gayboy conversation amongst you "circle" of associates.

Obviously your favourite phrase when wearing your cowboy hat would be " Giddyup"...
 
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How did pig hunting get diverted to faggots?
 
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Guess thats one for the Queerslanders huh boys.....
 
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Hell Mate
You can borra ma hat, then if ya run out a ammo you can root em up the arse with the spike





Bad Arse, ROFLMFAO!! Christ you guys crack me up!!

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How did pig hunting get diverted to faggots?




See...this is what happens when there's not many women around. The conversation turns to other guys asses.
 
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We could turn attention to your ample ass LilBad.
 
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There speaks a man ( braver than I ) of experience in such things as the sheer mass of a lilbadasswallaces butt.

Is it true that your boyfriend has to turn the stereo up full blast to hear the music when you sit on his face... ?
 
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*puts her hands up* OK! OK! You win! Touche . Now can we quit talkin' about my ass, and start talkin' 'bout guns again?
 
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HeHeHe
 
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You boys......!!!

*giggles*
 
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