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 Re: Where to shoot hogs for a clean kill
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02/01/17 07:16 PM
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bassfishinglawyer
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Right between the eyes works well. 
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Re: Where to shoot hogs for a clean kill
[Re: CollinCountyCab]
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02/03/17 02:26 AM
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Between the eyes, ear, shoulder. I've shot them in all those spots and they drop. Very good graphic from the OP for new hunters.
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Re: Where to shoot hogs for a clean kill
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02/04/17 02:37 PM
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There are hunters and then there are eradicators, which one are you? I for one hunt, if I harvest I take the meat. I'm both. I hunt game animals and I get pleasure out of killing nuisance animals like coons and hogs. And rats. Im the same but I will do my best to recover any hog(s) I shoot. Coons/opossum/rats/coyote I dont care unless its dead in my yard. Dale7892, do you take the meat from any coon, coyote or other varmint you kill?
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Re: Where to shoot hogs for a clean kill
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02/04/17 04:09 PM
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Re: Where to shoot hogs for a clean kill
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02/04/17 08:23 PM
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i can tell you, if you shoot them in the back of the head at a slightly downward angle with a 300mag 190grain berger vld, the back of their head comes out of their mouth, and they don't move anywhere.... 
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Re: Where to shoot hogs for a clean kill
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02/04/17 10:21 PM
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^^^^^ Hahahahahahaha awesome!!!! ^^^^^^
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Re: Where to shoot hogs for a clean kill
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02/04/17 11:00 PM
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Yeah I take the meat off coon, coyotes, opossum and others. Makes for great mulligan stew. RIGHT? 
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Re: Where to shoot hogs for a clean kill
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02/06/17 03:55 AM
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i can tell you, if you shoot them in the back of the head at a slightly downward angle with a 300mag 190grain berger vld, the back of their head comes out of their mouth, and they don't move anywhere.... 
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Re: Where to shoot hogs for a clean kill
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02/06/17 11:19 PM
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It's an old video from my archive, but the kill shot happens at 1:30, and she tells you where she hit (and was aiming) at the 3:20 mark. With a 55 gr .223.
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