Getting ready

[nate]

Yesterday, Igot all of my feeders topped off. Imoved them around to new spots that have not been hunted yet. To me, there is nothing better than watching hogs come in to a new feeder becasue they are usually relaxed. They settle in very fast and begin eating not knowing Iam already at full drawhttp://texashoghunter.com/images/images/forum/emoticons/lol.gif





Then Ijust wait for that perfect 1/4 away shot....and BAM!!!!! it's time to get Abby out.http://texashoghunter.com/images/images/forum/emoticons/dance.gifhttp://texashoghunter.com/images/images/forum/emoticons/dance.gifhttp://texashoghunter.com/images/images/forum/emoticons/dance.gif

[BWebb65]

I know what you mean. I have shot two hogs with my bow but both ran off and were never found. IguessIneed to work on my shot placement. I know I hit the first one too far back and too low. The second one looked like Ihit him good but was shooting from a 15 ft. tower stand. Looked like a good double lung shot but who knows.





I will keep trying. I love hunting pigs. What is hard is when you get 20 or 25 in under your feeder at time.





It's hard to pick just one.





Bill

[1Speedtrap]

I'm so ready to get out and stick some piggies. Kind of put me behind that I've been sick this week.

[nate]

When in doubt, pin the shoulders togetherhttp://texashoghunter.com/images/images/forum/emoticons/mrgreen.gif