Well, summer hollidays are near ending down here and I almost have everything organized at the office after some big changes (for the good) that kept me VERY busy. Also a little health problem of my best friend (my father) during december (it's ok already) kept me away from hunting or similar activities.

So I am back again in "business"

AR member Cropduster is arriving next week for fishing and roaming around and next march also I am receiving AR member Scruffy with whom we are going after red stags in La Pampa !!!

Also I am again thinking in a new trip to Africa for this year that I have been organizing and disorganizing several times for disgrace of the outfitter.

So my first step back to hunting was visiting my trail cams after at least two or three months that I have "abandoned" them.

As always with my luck the pigs instead of getting bigger they are getting smaller


An axis in velvet


And the strawberry of the cake...a real poacher with his dogs trying to identify what the hell is that..(game feeders are like UFO's down here )


They never rest...

L

Lorenzo,
Unfortunatelly they never rest. They can destroy every good hunting place.
I like your game feeder, but I feel like the poacher, I can not underestand how it works ???? LOL.
Thanks for the pictures.
Martin

Lorenzo: I regret the poaching. ¿It seems the guy has one or two "cimarrones" in the pack?.

No pure "Cimarrones" there, maybe a cross breed between them and galgos.

The pure cimarrón is more similar to an argentinan dogo but brown with black vertical strips just like a tiger.

I think that it was around 1815 when Artigas said that when he has no more soldiers or indians to fight against the spanish army he will do it with "perros cimarrones"....so they have been around for a while.

L

Well, perhaps now you´ll wait for the poacher...a most interesting hunt I´d say .

Fine photos, thanks....I'll bet those small ones roast up real good....

Hey L !

Hope you had nice vacations and and happy to read your father is OK now ... keep us posted about these trail cams !

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Originally posted by Lorenzo:
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And the strawberry of the cake...a real poacher with his dogs trying to identify what the hell is that..(game feeders are like UFO's down here )


They never rest...

L

BTW, you will better hide extremely well that cam.... if that poacher find it, he will surely "poach" it ...

The few times that I have seen wild boars in Uruguay they were doing about a hundred miles an hour.... (They had their reasons. ) And you say, Lorenzo, that Uruguay has poachers ? Do my Brothers know ? See you in a month or less ...