Thread: Boar-a-saurus and his little Brother

Managed a bit of a sneak on these two a few nights ago
Carried a few 160 lb'ers out to the chiller back in the day, but nothin as big as this fella. Dont know what he weighed but fair to say that after carryin as much meat as we could carry, the old knees were a bit sick next day

Nice one

Good sized pigs.

On my iPad, that first picture looks like you’ve got a bayonet attached. Which probably isn’t such a bad idea with the big bastard like that.

Haha
Not quite, didn't get that close; just the standard garden variety Hardy suppressor

Heres a clearer pic

Beautiful pigs Bos. Well done, and thanks for posting.

Good pigs, and the hills arent getting flatter either.

Nice pair, Whats the rifle that did the business.
Z

Great. What were the hooks like?

Quite often a big guy like that will have an "apprentice" who usually has the life expectancy of Lancaster tail gunners during the war especially if dogs are involved. Good work I suspect the smaller on will be better eating though.

The grey is an unusual looking bastard, short but very solid, bloody thick in the lower legs, bet he was heavy. Doesn't look old. Top notch winter pig country

Originally Posted by ZQLewis

Nice pair, Whats the rifle that did the business.
Z

Customised .270.
Weatherby Mk 5 action and modified stock, Trueflight fluted and suppressed barrel, Timney trigger, VX6 Leupold.

Well done Boss,thats a good size pig,he looks heavy.

Well done. Decent pigs, the big one looks like it go 180lb at least without much trouble.