A little late here, but thought I'd start helping to up the tally for the year. I took out five (5) piggies on the weekend of March 4 & 5. No photos, maybe next time. San Saba County.

Bump that number up to 121+5=



126

+1 Young County..127

Nice Old School Remington Semiauto...742 Woodsmaster?

Yes sir, this one is a 6MM. I have all the others with the exception of the .280. If you come across one, let me know!

6 more from Llano county on Easter weekend. Brings the total to 133. Heres my nephew with a couple of them

That's good stuff

Nephew got these 51 off a ranch in Zavalla County Saturday night and up until about sunup on Easter. Since then he has been plowing on the ranch and has only gotten 4 more. I don't have a picture of the last 4 but I take his word for it!!

This would be 55 more to add to the mix.

Frio

+1 =134 Hunt County

Just got back from San Saba where the hogs seem to be as thick as flies in a feedlot. I took out 6 hogs this trip, so adding 6 to Cool Barrel Bill's total of 134, it now stands at



140.



This big one was shot Saturday night between thunderstorms on a neighbor farmer's place. We have his blessings as well as another neighbor's to shoot any hogs we see.

I was not able to get to it until the next day because of excessively soggy fields, and as can be seen the buzzards opened up its gut and some contents are leaking out on the ground. I intended to try and pick this one up, but I'm guessing it weighed right at 200 pounds if not more, and there's just no way I was going to be able to wrestle this one into the Polaris. My nephew showed later and showed me where he stashes the stuff for dragging big critters, but by then this one was being well picked apart.



Of the other five, one was about 110 pounds (est.) and the rest were very small. The strangest one of all was shot Friday night while I sat in the blind after dark. The kill light at the feeder turned on and got my attention so I looked with my thermal. I swear I saw a big blob of heat, and I shot a couple of times. The blob moved outside the feeder enclosure and acted confused, or wounded. I fired again and it went down. When I walked down to take a look (pistol in one hand and a powerful light in the other) I thought I was seeing a skunk laying there, but it was an itty-bitty hog, not much bigger than our cat. I might have had the magnification jacked up on my scope...I dunno. My own screwups don't really amaze me, but what did amaze me was this single solitary VERY small hog out there wandering around by itself.

I guess I just haven't seen everything, yet.

141

Small sow, Llano County.
She left 3 orphans

Can't upload pic, but plus 1 grayson county.

142

My first Oklahoma pig.



143

^^^Very nice rifle to take a lowly pig. Well done.

Guys our counting got a little off...

Frio Town added 55 above that didn't get counted

197

+1=198. Young boar, Kimble County.

I’d never let that beauty of a rifle touch the ground or a pig. Really nice sir !

+7 Edwards County in April = 205

+1 Stephens county = 206

+4 Lavaca county = 210

+1=211. Kimble.

+8 recovered @ Hall's Bayou Ranch, Santa Fe, Tx.

ya!

GWB

220
Young cty

221

Smallish, really porky boar. Llano County

#222 got another whopper this weekend 280 lbs by the tape

Three more hogs down in San Saba County over the last three nights. I took pics but they suck. Anyway, add 3 to the total...about 500 pounds worth of pig.

222 + 3 =

225