This was the first time for me to actually warm up my suppressor in the field...

The video covers the salient parts and y'all have seem Berger VLD-Hunting mayhem in some of my previous videos. This time there was a twist with a poorly place shot somewhere to the snout. I never really figured out where the bullet impacted or where it went. However, all the bones forward of the eyes were broken (left mandible in multiple places, right mandible, L and R premaxillas, L and R maxillas, L&R nasal bones) along with hard/soft palate damage, perforated tongue, partial tongue loss, and broken teeth.

The 2nd shot behind the shoulder passed between ribs, through the body, and exited through a rib on the opposite with a nickel-sized hole in the skin, but peeling back of the skin reveal a lot of tissue damage. Obviously, this wound produced considerable blood loss.

So much was the loss that the rump wound's entry about 8" forward on the hip did not reveal itself until the hog had been laid on that side for the better part of an hour. The exit wound was huge, just a tad smaller than a baseball when I pulled back the hide hanging over it. No closeup there as it had ruptured the bowel.

Lesson learned..."on the nose" is not an ideal sort of shot.

That boar must have been a bully in life.

You played the part of Karma well...

He was leaking really good

The shot was NOSE on, pumping like a gusher.

Wow....that 2nd shot was ruthless I kinda felt sorry for him..lol he was a stud.

Nice video. Couldn't help but laugh out loud when he became the bronco.