Archive Thread 3- Pig Hunting

[Flagg]

heh DW strikes again.

We all know that scar was from when Iceberg Slim didn't get his money on time.

"I'll cut ya!"

Sounds like someone's "feelin' a little stabby"

[DeltaWhisky58]

Sounds like someone's "feelin' a little stabby"

Yup - a little sport for the weekend.

As to a back up weapon for something as pitaful as a pig.....Man up!....make it fair, a bit of risk is what makes it worth it....Like I said I lance hunt, and do it rather "naturally" I might add where I can which makes it even more personal. The scar from the corner of my mouth to my ear the result of not scribing the shaft deep enough to break clean. The buck jumping back towards me, ripping open my mouth and breaking two ribs as it lunged to get away.

Yet barefoot and busted up I still gutted and dragged that 180# dressed bassid the 1/2 mile home through dense woods.....hehe...I'm such a savage . So make it fair....If it comes to a fight you'll have something to really be proud of.

And here are the quarry:



However, add one lady who does know what she's talking about, and a suitable weapon ... ...



... ... and the results are more predictable, with not a fake ****ie in sight

[Beowulf]

heh reminds me of "lock stock.." when that thug has the Bren Gun... classic.

[Flagg]

Holy poop! What's she shootin' at? A Panzer?

I want one!

[Hydro]

heh reminds me of "lock stock.." when that thug has the Bren Gun... classic.

"Whats that?"
"It's me Bren gun"
"Do you not think you could've brought something a little more practical?"


"IF YOU FIRE THAT THING NEAR ME AGAIN, YOU'RE A F*CKING DEAD MAN! NO IFS, NO BUTS, A F*CKING DEAD MAN!"

[DeltaWhisky58]

Holy poop! What's she shootin' at? A Panzer?

I want one!

.55 Boyes Anti-Tank rifle - the target was a supposedly empty propane gas bottle, APIT ammo, the result was spectacular if a little irresposible!

My little lady isn't exactly tall, but she handled that canon quite well.

As for the piggies, all real - former natives of Germany.

BTW I've always found .308/7x64mm/.30-06 quite adequate for wildboar, but I know some prefer a much heavier calibre, I know Freibier loves his 8x68mmS.

[Flagg]

.55 Boyes Anti-Tank rifle - the target was a supposedly empty propane gas bottle, APIT ammo, the result was spectacular if a little irresposible!

My little lady isn't exactly tall, but she handled that canon quite well.

As for the piggies, all real - former natives of Germany.

BTW I've always found .308/7x64mm/.30-06 quite adequate for wildboar, but I know some prefer a much heavier calibre, I know Freibier loves his 8x68mmS.

Sweet!

Have you ever used 6.5 Swedish on pigs?

[DeltaWhisky58]

No, but I love that calibre. I used to have an old 6.5x54mm Manilicher-Schönauer M1903 which easily had the ooomph to do the job, I've no doubt that 6.5x55mm with 160gr. bullets would knock piggy over.

The old German military 8x57JS Mauser round is still one of the best pig-killers, and also .303 with the right bullet.

I'm a great believer in the older heavier/slower rounds such as 8x57, .303, 7x57, 6.5x55 etc. with bullet weights of 160gr.+

I know a guy in Germany who has an old pre-WW1 express rifle in some obscure 11mm calibre, that thing is awesome.

.308Win with 180gr. is a sure killer.

[Chops]

.55 Boyes Anti-Tank rifle - the target was a supposedly empty propane gas bottle, APIT ammo, the result was spectacular if a little irresposible!

My grandad carried one for about three weeks after Milne Bay- along with his Thompson. It 'disappeared' into a gully the first opportunity he got- 'lost due to enemy action'- "forty pounds of ****" he called it. Fun to shoot but a bytch to carry especially in the dark green.

[DeltaWhisky58]

Yes, wouldn't want to carry one further than from the car to the firing point.

[K2-Kelly]

Yup - a little sport for the weekend.

Well that's responsible hunting ....Nice Boars though where's the tusks?....Game Ranch?....Next time try a bow or lance though to make it a bit more of a hunt vs. a slaughter. It never ceases to amaze me when even hunting deer some guy will always show with his heavy scoped .300 Mag when all it takes is a bit of "patience" and a light bow or lance.

.308/7x64mm/.30-06 just not needed, but nice kills never the less....

[Beowulf]

awww shyte.

Keep yo pimp hand strong DW.

[DeltaWhisky58]

Well that's responsible hunting ....Nice Boars though where's the tusks?....Game Ranch?....Next time try a bow or lance though to make it a bit more of a hunt vs. a slaughter. It never ceases to amaze me when even hunting deer some guy will always show with his heavy scoped .300 Mag when all it takes is a bit of "patience" and a light bow or lance.

.308/7x64mm/.30-06 just not needed, but nice kills never the less....

Game ranch? This is the real world lady, where animals live wild and don't get hunted by bullsh!tters. Those wildboar were shot in Germany in a driven shoot. Spear and bow hunting have been illegal here for a long time.

You don't realy think anyone believes the rubbish you keep on posting do you - come on, wise up, let's see the evidence. You get back to your lounger and pour another margareta to help the day dreams flow ... ...

Isn't it time for your "How I killed me a polar bear with only a fruit knife whilst wearing nothing but my thong" story, or does that come after the parachuted into enemy territory and living off of the land BS?

[Freibier]

I hunt pigs with a 8x68S Heym SR-30, till now they didn't get farther than max 10m after being hit.
Over the years I remember about 5 incidents where some hunting colleagues failed to kill them on the spot and I had to help finding them in the brush.
That really sucks and is quite dangerous as a wounded pig attacks you when it gets the chance.
Two times we had no dogs, after the job was finished, we were pumped with adrelanin.

[DeltaWhisky58]

I hunt pigs with a 8x68S Heym SR-30, till now they didn't get farther than max 10m after being hit.
Over the years I remember about 5 incidents where some hunting colleagues failed to kill them on the spot and I had to help finding them in the brush.
That really sucks and is quite dangerous as a wounded pig attacks you when it gets the chance.
Two times we had no dogs, after the job was finished, we were pumped with adrelanin.

Ha-ha - but surely you are also feeling unfulfilled today having heard of the Amazonian exploits of our lady-bullsh!tter with her bow and lance. I'd love to see how she does a nachsuche - with a stone axe clenched between her ****ies?