my koch seen some action last weekend

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hrmmmmm....
 
second to bottom pic on my first post has the sow on her side from the head shot.then the bottom pic is her just
managing to get up and do a runner.



here is the two littles ones that got it

my apologies for not posting the proof
so how were the baby back ribs?
 
Nice work, any way you can help take care of an invasive species is good by me. So far you're on the CGN leader board for hogs down count, so again nice work. I've hunted a couple different species of boars and they are less dangerous than a black bear, so follow away. I'd ditch the optics as your hunting is close and in bush, bet you'll find you hit better, and I'd change to heart / lung shots, far more reliable kill shots, even with the .223. That's my peanut gallery small change, good job, good hunting, and look forward to hearing about future successes.
 
I'm curious where...

I know MNR here in Ontario said there are some near Ottawa, but have yet to see anyone post trail cam pics.

Cheers
Jay
 
Ahemmmm...

Considering the way Wrong Way got lambasted, I will word this carefully...

OP, consider Ardent's advice... I have blood trailed bears on my hands and knees through the nastiest cane swamps... that sow deserved more than 15 minutes of your time, invasive species or no... and I say again (repetively on CGN), headshots are NOT a high percentage option... take out the lungs. JMO... flame away.
 
hoytcanon why should anyone flame you for your comments?
You didnt criticize the guy for his choice of shot placement or some come off mightier than than thou.
i made your point conservatively with no admonishment.
Maybe he will take the time to go for the heart lung shot the next time, but if all that is presented is a head shot why would he take it should the shot be comfortable.
Know your gun and ammo and know your game animal better.
Maybe I have been watching to many European Boar hunting vids on the U too, but some of them sure look mean...boars that is.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wz-vKu6TEYw
Good Shooting to You and your group.
Rob
 
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I'm curious where...

I know MNR here in Ontario said there are some near Ottawa, but have yet to see anyone post trail cam pics.

Cheers
Jay

Sask,literally in the middle of nowhere.
the area i am in is plagued with them.this year i have access to four cams and all cams
loaded with pigs.
 
Ahemmmm...

Considering the way Wrong Way got lambasted, I will word this carefully...

OP, consider Ardent's advice... I have blood trailed bears on my hands and knees through the nastiest cane swamps... that sow deserved more than 15 minutes of your time, invasive species or no... and I say again (repetively on CGN), headshots are NOT a high percentage option... take out the lungs. JMO... flame away.

going down again today and will try heart lung shot.this is not my prefferred shot placement,i have always been a head shot man.

the sow did deserve more of my time,you are right,but finding the beds of the other eight large boars,being on my own,in thick bush.
i got from there for my own safety.

safety first,i really dont wish to be the first person in sask to be mauled to death by boars.
 
Remyltr......Do you need some help? I'd have your back for those tracking jobs.
BTW...I would carry a little more horse power than a 223. Those things look big and tough.
Keep knocking them down.

Russ.
 
going down again today and will try heart lung shot.this is not my prefferred shot placement,i have always been a head shot man.

the sow did deserve more of my time,you are right,but finding the beds of the other eight large boars,being on my own,in thick bush.
i got from there for my own safety.

safety first,i really dont wish to be the first person in sask to be mauled to death by boars.

A pig's brain is the size of a golf ball or up to at best a mandarin orange, and it's the part of the pig that moves most. It's also encased in heavy, sloping bone and can easily send a .223 off course. This is the only part of your hunting I can suggest needs improvement, and there's a good reason head shots are so frowned upon in experienced hunting circles. Hearty congratulations in general and good work, tuck your bullets right behind the "armpit" and your success will go up drastically. Much larger vitals target, and a reliable kill.
 
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