Got back yesterday from the hunting lease. Didn't get a deer yet but...........

[RustyNTX]

[attachment 179690 101N-0003a_DSC.JPG] 190 lbs hanging weight after field dressed.
[attachment 179691 101N-0007a_DSC.JPG]These are what makes 'em dangerous.

 

[charlie (ky)]

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[Craig in Alabama]

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[Brian(upstateNY)]

went off but here is one from Fla. that is a monster and there are more.
Florida is 2nd to Texas on hog population and this here would scare even me

Click this pig too ENLARGE this is a HOG

Maybe Lorraine can whip sumthin up with this
[attachment 179701 Hog.jpg]

 

[Brandy[Ma.]]

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[Brian(upstateNY)]

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[Royal]

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[Brandy[Ma.]]

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[Brian(upstateNY)]

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[Magyar]

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[Jim West Pa]

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[RustyNTX]

I saw a documentary a few nights ago that said only a domestic pig could get that big, but their heads are shaped different than the wild variety. Those pictures are definitely a wild hog.

 

[RustyNTX]

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[Brian(upstateNY)]

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[Royal]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rE8MQ-QEqg&feature=relatedy

 

[Brian(upstateNY)]

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[Royal]

had been eating a lot of the food they fed the fish. I saw it on TV a year or so ago. Go to Youtube and do a search on hogs and there are a lot of videos of them shooting them from helicopters. They are quite a pest in some areas and people are paid to go shoot them. I have even seen them out at night in copters with night vision and shooting the things. Big, dangerous, rodents are what they are

 

[therick]

Last spring, when I was working at Publix, I stepped out of the back roll-up to take some garbage out and there were about a dozen feeding on cat food about 20 yards away that some idiot next door leaves out for the ferrell cats ( but that's another story)! I 've hunted them at night with dogs and biggest we ever got was 325 lbs.

 

[therick]

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[therick]

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