8 Hogs Down, Standing, Walking, Running, Head and Long Shots

[Double Naught Spy]

I was able to return to a property that was made off limits during deer season, but the hunters filled their tags and I was granted access anew to work on the hogs. Apparently, nobody has pressured them in several weeks...until last night.

The last hunt of the night was on a property I have hunted for a couple of years. It isn't particularly large, only 80 acres or so, but the cattle operation keeps it in a park-like condition with good visibility. The only down side are the cross fences for the cattle operation and some of these are 8 strand fences that you don't want to try shooting through, lest you hit one or more wires. And of course, I spied hogs, just on the other side of one of these fences...

 

[Capt RB]

Always enjoy your videos thanks for sharing

 

[Heavyiron]

Great video, thanks for sharing

 

[scrmblr1982cj8]

More awesomeness!

 

[Packrat 6]

Very nice

 

[556shooter]

I wish we had hogs to shoot in Oregon. Looks like fun and bacon is delicious!

 

[Double Naught Spy]

You do have hogs in Oregon, just not as many and for that you really should be thankful. You know, the only reason I got into hunting was because hogs invaded a property I own and started doing damage. Yes, they can be enjoyable to pursue and there is a great sense of satisfaction in knowing that you are doing good for the landowner, but at the same time, it would just be best if the problem wasn't a problem.