Hunting zone I ... a beautiful calden (la pampa's most representative tree)


Hunting zone II


Hunting zone III


Hunting zone IV


A Yarara I killed & skinned for my hat


Waiting for my guests (Mr Sus Scrofa) to come ....


First hog


My blind and my favourite pig rifle a Marlin 1895


Second hog



Not any of them big tuskers, but indeed they provided me with plenty of meat to share with friends (just now I am cooking a couple of loins)

Beautiful. I like the yarara skin....and when friends ask me about my "yarara" knife, I tell them it is a very dangerous knife if you come to close. It has a poisonous bite. Next trip I must go to La Pampa and to Patagonia....
Kill or not kill, to be out in the field with friends is what I enjoy so much.

Looks like the very finest of Loin Hunting!
Plenty of good meat there, my friend!

Martin congratulations ,for the hunting,the boars and the great marlin .Its incredible how the marlin guide gun gained popularity in our country .The only rifle i considered better for horseback riding is the marlin co-pilot favored by Colonel Jeff Cooper too.Juan

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Originally posted by Nickudu:
Looks like the very finest of Loin Hunting!
Plenty of good meat there, my friend!

Hey Nick !!

You have to taste the loin as it is prepared by my father ... boar loin slowly cooked in a disk plow, with potatoes, onions, and some other vegatables - all seasoned with many spices (most of them only known by him ) ... and of course some bottles of a good cabernet, preferably matured in oak casks !!!!

He assures that one of the many secrets this "dish" has (not considering his own magic wrist !), is that it has to be made with firewood .... (everything has to be done as natural as possible he says !)

As all food provided by hunting, it is much more tasty if it is served among friends ... You just have to say when, my friend !!

BTW, in the pic in which I am sitting in the side of a hill facing a lagoon you can see my camelbak (low right end of the sixth pic previously posted) I use it in every hunting trip I do










Hope to share one of these with you on May, Bill !!! And please, use that yarara (despite the danger of its poisonous bite ) since nothing will please me more than knowing that you are using it - which would mean that you found it of your pleasure

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Originally posted by juanpozzi:
Martin congratulations ,for the hunting,the boars and the great marlin .Its incredible how the marlin guide gun gained popularity in our country .The only rifle i considered better for horseback riding is the marlin co-pilot favored by Colonel Jeff Cooper too.Juan

Thanks, Juan !!

Someday we might go hunting boars all together armed only with our marlins chambered in that noble old cartridge ... what did they use to say ? old soldiers never die ?

Eeh huela, Martin! I am sitting now at my infernal machine after just returning from a dinner of bar b qued ribs.....and I see the pictures of your father with that wonderful looking dish of loin and I am hungry all over again. And the Yarara will be used on this season's hunts with a full report.

Congrats !!!!!!
It seems it was VERY cold !!!!


L

Hmmmm.....¡lomo de jabali al disco! (hog´s sirloins cooked in a disk)...delicious.

..........now I am really hungry!!

Congrats,

Bob

This is a good ending of a hunting expedition ,congratulations my friend ,and tell your father that you are invited here to hunt ducks ,today we killed 58 ducks mostly crstones and iki killed a geese too,THERE ARE MANY DUCKS IN MY FARM NOW CAME TO KILL SOME MARTIN.Juan

Thank you, my friend !!

I am really looking forward to meet you again !!!