Sks vs boar ***warning pics of dead boar***
- Thread starter venom_bullet
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I've already had some and let me tell ya she is quite tasty!! She was cought on Saturday by Sunday she was on the BBQ.
Nice! I had some of that while I was living in Europe. Love the meat.. My mom/uncle were lucky.. They grew up in northern Africa, where they were pests but people weren't allowed to eat pork, so the Christians got'em for free/nominal amount. Gramps used to spit-roaste'em on a regular basis.
same thing in Saskatchewan, and hogs reproduce very rapidly so the numbers
are only growing.
- Location
- London Ontario
Although we saw no animals, there was lots of sign to indicate boars in this area not long ago
Mistatim area, if they're breathing there breeding
These animals are very rugged and adaptable with a high birthrate. As long as there is a boar and sow around, they will be breeding.
You never know what you are going to see out there. A friend was deer hunting north of Edmonton some yrs ago. He was sitting in his tree stand towards last light when along came an ostrich!
You never know what you are going to see out there. A friend was deer hunting north of Edmonton some yrs ago. He was sitting in his tree stand towards last light when along came an ostrich!
A friend was deer hunting north of Edmonton some yrs ago. He was sitting in his tree stand towards last light when along came a tasty feathered deer with a long neck!
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Thank you for the info sir. Do you know if any have been seen recently or have any idea of what kind of numbers are out that way?
I was talking to a fellow who lives up there and he said he was shooting them right out of his yard. Once a colony of hogs gets established they spread like wildfire.Just look a the problem down in the states, guys are making a living
exterminating them.
Brutus
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Sometimes the bigger ones are very tough and much more grissley.
(Although they make for a great head mount)
You might just want to shoot two smaller ones instead.
In the American SE states, pigs in the 100 pound range are often refered to as BBQers.
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madtrapper143
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- Location
- Steep Rock Lake NWO
Great report. It is nice to see the old 7.62X39 round evolve as a sporting round from it's military origin. Can't wait to try my Savage Scout on game.
Darryl
Darryl
I used to hunt just south of there frequently, my uncle had a ranch right outside of greenwater. I've never personally seen pigs or any sign but I might head up that way when we get our first skiff of snow and poke around, it would be really nice country for them.
