How do then know my bedtime?

SteveR

SteveR

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Boar 9-11-14.1.JPG For the past couple of nights, and several times in the past, these suckers seem to know when I go to bed. Last night about 9 or 10 showed up about thirty minutes before I was ready to turn in. They were about 250 yards out in the pasture and I decided I just wasn't that mad at them. Just before I was going to hit the hay I checked the pasture again and saw they had moved to within about 140 yards or so. Well, I couldn't resist so I got my pig slayer and walked out to where my truck is parked. I used it for a rest and dropped one of the larger ones, but when I went out to get it that danged dead pig had run off. I'm still waiting for the buzzards to show me where it went to.

Then tonight this one showed up, again, when I was about to go to bed. He was about 250+ yards out but this time I decided to go get him. I got my gear and stalked to within about 30 yards or so and let him have it. He went down right away but I still had to hit him a couple more times to convince him that he was dead. Anyway, another late night and long day tomorrow but one more to add to the kill counter.
 
Nice Steve, what caliber is that and what bullets are you using?
 
FrankT said:
Nice Steve, what caliber is that and what bullets are you using?
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Frank, It's a 5.56 and the bullet is a 55 gr Sierra (1365) with 26grs. of H335. I've found it's accurate in my rifle and works real well on both hogs and coyotes, although the coyotes don't always go straight down unless you hit them through the shoulder.
 
Drop 'em like a bad habit... with extreme prejudice.
 
Way to go Steve. And yes I have seen him drop a bunch of hogs with that rifle. I've only seen him miss one time in the twenty plus years I've known him. That was two weeks ago. I think he's getting old. I'm not. LOL
 
rgilbert said:
Way to go Steve. And yes I have seen him drop a bunch of hogs with that rifle. I've only seen him miss one time in the twenty plus years I've known him. That was two weeks ago. I think he's getting old. I'm not. LOL
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Yes you are getting old....just not as old as me. And you're a liar too, you've seen me miss twice ;-)
 
That is true.
 
I thought I made a mistake once, but I was wrong
 
nice hog btw
 
SteveR said:
View attachment 1605 For the past couple of nights, and several times in the past, these suckers seem to know when I go to bed. Last night about 9 or 10 showed up about thirty minutes before I was ready to turn in. They were about 250 yards out in the pasture and I decided I just wasn't that mad at them. Just before I was going to hit the hay I checked the pasture again and saw they had moved to within about 140 yards or so. Well, I couldn't resist so I got my pig slayer and walked out to where my truck is parked. I used it for a rest and dropped one of the larger ones, but when I went out to get it that danged dead pig had run off. I'm still waiting for the buzzards to show me where it went to.

Then tonight this one showed up, again, when I was about to go to bed. He was about 250+ yards out but this time I decided to go get him. I got my gear and stalked to within about 30 yards or so and let him have it. He went down right away but I still had to hit him a couple more times to convince him that he was dead. Anyway, another late night and long day tomorrow but one more to add to the kill counter.
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any more?
 
Another bed time boar. About 11:15 tonight. There were about 9 or 10 in my front pasture and I had to maneuver around so my horses or my neighbor's house wasn't in the line of fire. I picked out what looked like a fairly big one and down he went, but he was only about 50 or 60 lbs. so the other ones must have been babies. Boar 9-22-14R.jpg
 
Good job Steve.
 
Nap-time for Porkie.
 
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