Boar DRT, FIT

That's right, after I shot him, he was dead right there and then fell into the tank. Actually, gravity took over and he rolled down the little hill, LOL.

During all the rains we have had in north Texas, hogs returned to this landowner's property. It is mostly in coastal with some areas of native grasses as well. What I have noticed this season with the rains and such between coastal properties and those that I have that are planted in winter wheat is that the winter wheat properties are being grazed by hogs, but the coastal properties are being rooted.

With that steep bank, I'll be you had a lot of fun dragging that onto dry land! Good work on the kill, though!!

He rolled over more than once, which was not expected. The tank water didn't exactly smell fresh, either. He definitely did not end up where I wanted, but at least he didn't have the momentum to float out into the middle, LOL.

Glad you were able to place the shot in between the wires of the fence.....nothing worse than having to fix fence after shooting at pigs.

That fence is strung piano wire tight as well. I carry straight wire, comealong, and wire puller for just such an emergency (after having to cut a live doe out of a fence), but it would be a bugger to get back as tight as it should be.

Rolling rolling rolling

Switching it up eye see, right instead of left I

The hog looked massive from afar in the spotter - thermal shrinkage

Thermal Shrinkage!

Yeah, I hate when a dead hog tries to swim away.

Nice shooting though, fer sure!

Good thing he wasn't as big as he looked.