Looks like the StormPup is going Hunting on Wednesday
Surf forcast is 40+ feet and blown conditions, i haven’t hunted in months because the surf has been exceptional, but looks like wednesday I’m taking the .357 for a hunt.
I have in mind a valley where there’s a huge Eucaliptus tree that has alot of sap and porkers love to go rub on it, hopefully I get lucky 🙂
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Poor Hoot……………
WOW, Manny life is good, to bad Uncle Hoot: isn’t closer, its been said he reeks of eucaliptus, or vapor rub maybe its bengay. My point is he is usually surrounded by giant sweaty porkers, they love them some Hoot:. He would make a great decoy, :hoot: :hoot: :hoot: , draw them in real close. Good Luck.
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LarryW 😎
Good luck to yah!!! post some pics they are always good
I hunt deer.. waiting for the feral hogs to move up the east coast then its on like donkey kong. So what do u do when you shoot a big Slob in a remote location? You use a cart? quarter it up and hike him out? just curious how the hog hunters do it… unless of course you stay close where you can access it with a vehicle of sorts…
this is gonna be a 2 hours hike in, so the only way is to quater in the field
Manny…
I hunt deer.. waiting for the feral hogs to move up the east coast then its on like donkey kong. So what do u do when you shoot a big Slob in a remote location? You use a cart? quarter it up and hike him out? just curious how the hog hunters do it… unless of course you stay close where you can access it with a vehicle of sorts…
Happy hunting sir. :4:
Good luck Manny. Hope you get a big fat hog.
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I live north of Hoot: in Missouri. His “love of pig” is the only thing keeping the pigs from migrating north. 😀 They are real destructive buggers. 😡