05-05-2020, 10:36 PM
I toured a new property last night, large with rolling hills and lots of cattle, but before hunting, the rancher and I caught a wayward bull that was in the wrong pasture and got him moved and then the storm hit and I headed to town and lower elevation. I really like the new property because you can see a lot from the tops of the hills, which is exactly where I didn't want to be during all the lightning, LOL.
LOTS of hogs in the area. I saw the one sounder on the property and two large sounders (one HUGE) on adjoining properties. Hogs don't care too much about fences and so I may have many targets to come.
Second property had 4 hogs, unseen cattle, and occluded views. I let a lot of hogs go. It wasn't my wish, but blasting away didn't seem prudent given the circumstances. I just wasn't feelin' it, as they say.
[video=youtube_share;JZoFnz1YB_A]https://youtu.be/JZoFnz1YB_A[/video]
LOTS of hogs in the area. I saw the one sounder on the property and two large sounders (one HUGE) on adjoining properties. Hogs don't care too much about fences and so I may have many targets to come.
Second property had 4 hogs, unseen cattle, and occluded views. I let a lot of hogs go. It wasn't my wish, but blasting away didn't seem prudent given the circumstances. I just wasn't feelin' it, as they say.
[video=youtube_share;JZoFnz1YB_A]https://youtu.be/JZoFnz1YB_A[/video]
Kill a hog. Save the planet.
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My videos - https://www.youtube.com/user/HornHillRange


I just got to thinking, I shot one hog and watched at least 12 piglets run off to grow up and produce no telling how many more.:mad: It's definitely an uphill battle, but ain't it fun
Keep on Keeping on !