2017 was a good year for me, taking over 100 hogs, 40 coyotes, 20 beaver, 5 or 6 foxes, and a few skunks and armadillos off my landowner's properties and helping my buddy Dave by taking nearly 100 hogs and a few coyotes off of his landowner's properties as well. I believe I finished out the year with two last hogs from one of my landowner's places where I had not seen hogs in a while. It was pretty funny. Just like the last several times, I drove though the gate with low expectations. As I was closing the gate, I did a scan and noticed several animals on the east side of his house, some 400+ yards away. Could have been cattle, maybe deer (he has lots), or maybe hogs. I slowly in and parked on the west side of the house, what would be about 150-200 yards on the other side of a low rise behind the house. My goal was to creep up the rise and scan over the top to see what was over on the east side. I had gotten maybe 20 yards from the truck when I realized the animals were coming over the rise and down toward me...



I thought it was interesting that the two I killed had fresh mud on them. It had been chilly all day and was 31° at that time, but they had been in the mud and water.

That sow exhibited Destroyed Noggin Soup syndrome clearly a result of a quite effective Quality Assurance shot!

Nice finish to an already good year of hog hunting. Always enjoy your videos.

Looking forward to your adventures in 2018.

Keep After 'Em!

Good job

Always enjoy your videos. keep it up in 2018!

Good video

Thanks guys!