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Slow Night, But Good Shots
#1
The wind was not my friend on the two properties where I shot. On the first, I watched a coyote work his way through the cattle and eventually downwind of me. He never figured out the threat and got popped after he moved into a safe direction.

The second property had the hogs a couple hundred yards in from the front gate and security lights by the house, so I tried an approach well to the east of them hoping the wind would not be an issue. It appeared to have been and the bigger hogs took off as I tried to move into a favorable position. The younger hogs were slow to move, but they headed to go off property as well. When they stopped on the way out, I managed to drop a 50 pounder at 240 yards.

[video=youtube_share;l8DTWD2qOaQ]https://youtu.be/l8DTWD2qOaQ[/video]
Kill a hog. Save the planet.
My videos - https://www.youtube.com/user/HornHillRange
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#2
Great video DNS!

Thanks for the effort you put into each video to entertain us.

C
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#3
Great video , thanks for sharing .
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#4
Great video,
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#5
Good shootin. Thanks for the video. I appreciate your work. Keeps my Adrenalin up. I shot another pig tonight, but it got up and made it into heavy brush. No recovery(maybe tomorrow), no pic, no post. Thanks again.
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#6
They often get up when you make them mad before making them dead. Just sayin'. :-) That happened to us last night. Will post that in a new thread...
Kill a hog. Save the planet.
My videos - https://www.youtube.com/user/HornHillRange
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#7
Nice
"One Good Shot Is All I Need."
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#8
As always, nice. Wished I was there.
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