Thread: Gsp for pig hunting

I was a pig hunter with dogs for more than 40 years, loved it, best adrenaline rush ever for me. I agree about how sometimes one dog can keep a good pig calm not feel the need to fight back, but always remember that not all boars are the same, you might run into one that has had a bad day and he can deal to any dog, especially an inexperienced dog is a few seconds, a pissed off boar should never be taken lightly.
Good luck and I hope you get the desired outcome

Originally Posted by Hunter595

I was a pig hunter with dogs for more than 40 years, loved it, best adrenaline rush ever for me. I agree about how sometimes one dog can keep a good pig calm not feel the need to fight back, but always remember that not all boars are the same, you might run into one that has had a bad day and he can deal to any dog, especially an inexperienced dog is a few seconds, a pissed off boar should never be taken lightly.
Good luck and I hope you get the desired outcome

yes pissed of boars - will relate an experience I had a few years back - was culling goats back of Gisborne and on top of big bluff with grass bits of scrub remote rough etc big old boar came around face down below me about 100 yards way and we had a strange conversation for about 5 minutes - I would say ya big dumb old cunt - he would stop jump up and down and serious huffing noises let me know he pissed - I would say if ya dont piss off I will fucken shoot ya - boar jump up and down blow loudly huff and puff and stand ground - me you are going to cop it if you keep that up or words to that effect very closely watching the piggy - he was pissed -he stood his ground - did not know well I think he did not know what I was - this went on for 3-4 mins -know I should say I had a .222 and he was skinny so not intertested in shooting - in the end I stood up and yelled fuck of - a loud snort and more huffing and puffing he moved of along face - man that bugger made me think -I would not have liked to run into him in thick bush