He says, multiple times, it's a farm pig. There's no reason to discuss if it is or not. He still did society s service by harvesting this big girl. Left out into neighboring crop lands her and her offspring would be devastating. May his family enjoy the harvest!
Listen to how pleasant his wife's voice is when she answered the phone. That is a woman of Grace. Congrats brother!! Thata boy! Congrats on the newborn as well
Perfect shot Ethical hunt Great for the farmers Great for deer and turkeys Feeds your (growing) family Grand excitement for you Even bring us along. Thank you
Congratulations! Never seen a feral hog with such a short body & little legs like that before. I shot a Boar, with my bow, in Oklahoma that was almost 6' long & weighed 374 lbs. Shot it at 12 yards with a N.A.P. Spitfire expandable broadhead & he only went 10 yds. It's my biggest Hog so far!
It was an obese barren sow. On the fat of the land with crops to eat as much as it wanted. Would be interesting to know its age, but likely not very old, just didn't stop growimg tp breed.
That is a beast!!!! Nice shot!!! I’ve never hunted wild hogs. I want to without a doubt!!! Congratulations on the triplets!!! Respect to your wife!!! I have one child but to have 3 at once.
I like that you called it what it was and didn't claim it was a monster russian boar or something. Those escaped domestics and their offspring can get enormous (read: fat as hell) because they have learned to just eat non-stop and in that environment (surrounded by crops), it's the perfect scenario. After several generations of running free, they're usually much leaner and lighter. I know there are plenty of big ones out there, but 347 would be my heaviest by far. Great kill.
@@ItsAWildLife1 WOuld suspect is is fully the local wild type, have seen a couple of similar ones elsewhere. And the same reaction from knockers was there too. Have seen a boar that was obese, unsure why it was so fat like a tme one (it most definitely wasn't), it was living in hill country that produced a few good pigs for the region
Yes but did they just happen to come across the hog when hunting ? or a more sinister explanation > they purchased the hog from a farmer then released it into the wild to hunt ?
It's hard to explain the amount of damage these wild pigs can do to someone who has never seen it, that arial shot of the damage is a good reference. And nice shot on that monster.
no they dont- i use them to regenerate land. your speaking for the farmers that charge us $14/bale of hay.....ill take the feral pigs anyday and could care less about private losses.
Apparently most of the commenters on here do not understand what the term feral means. First generation feral hogs are absolutely indistinguishable from a domestic hog. Second generation feral hogs may or may not show changes in skeletal and muscular development depending on what generation feral the boar that sired the litter was. The more generations removed from domesticity, the greater the "wild hog" look will become. Feral just means born out of domesticity and raised without socializing with humans.
Wow, your wife has a HUGE baby bump at the time. At this point, I trust you had a happy and healthy newborn. Oh, I now see you had triplets - that explains it all. :)
That shot was not all that great. I could have dropped that monster myself .... if I could have just gotten 30 yards closer and that hog stood perfectly still while I shot 10 or 12 arrows, followed by my 30.06
That is one tasty looking boar, if you want to watch a great movie that was filmed in the 80s , it was called “Razorback “, filmed in Northern Australia. I watched it again last night and it is truely worth the watching of it. I hope you can get it in the states. We hunt them in our cane paddocks. Always a catch daily
That was a real hog!!! Years ago....65 yrs ago, my folks took care of a farm in NW PA and there was a hog trapped there...big old sow...she weighed right 600 pounds on the hoof....she had so much lard on her that when the lard was all rendered, the actual weight of the meat was about 175....wasn't that tasty either...must have been pretty old
Really nice pig!!! It was a perfect shot...you hit behind the shoulder and got lucky that it didn't hit ribs based on the arrow behavior at impact. Take a look at single bevel, two blade high FOC arrows. I get full pass thrus on elk which are much larger and have a similarly tough hide. You'll never get that kind of penetration with a expandable.
Sir, that is the biggest mother I have seen since I was a kid wandering around the local farms in my village in England back in the 1950s. They were all confined for most of their lives in stys, so not much exercise. Fantastic work, and my compliments on potting a major feral.
Just looked at some of the other comments. Do you always see that much abuse? I am not a shooter, but as far as I am concerned, the only good feral is a dead feral. Plus you took pride in making a clean kill, not a lingering death. Keep on doing what you are doing.
What an awesome hunt! That's a stud! I would recommend shooting high foc 19% + and 600 + grains on those hogs,I believe it would do you alot better,congrats! Awesome self film!
@@jerrylansbury9558 The thing with bowhunting is - you need skill 😉 You dont need much skill to shoot a rifle 🤷🏻♂️. Many hunters like the thrill. And there are many more pros for Bowhunt.
@@ochi5.56 As I stated........ Nothing here serious about removing hogs. Its all about " money " ! Shoot them all as effectively as possible. A bow is not the way to go !
I'm not saying this to brag but as a professional butcher for the last 25 years, I have done well over 2 million hogs. The company that I worked for only bought and butchered sows that had to weigh at least 500 pounds. I honestly don't believe that your hog has ever farrowed a litter of pigs which would make her a nice and healthy guilt. With that white stripe on her shoulder she definitely has some hamp blood in her. Congratulations on a great shot and enjoy the sausage.
It wasn’t like any other hog we have shot either. As fat as I have ever seen. I believe it was wild, caught young and then recently released or got out of someones pen.
That is or was a big sow. You know these are the pigs that really have to be taken out she is one pig making factory. Well done and by now you are a daddy congratulations to you and mum all the best from the uk
Fantastic, even after the “clean “ you were so respectful to this magnificent creature. I appreciate that! Enjoy her sausage and thank your farm neighbor and share the wealth!
Respectful? Come on! Save that. What level of respect would you give a pig that wallows in mud, dirt, and all? A pig that causes so much destruction that somehow ended up with an arrow in its fanny shoulders? Respect or not, it’s his meat now.
Not being negative, but I always wondered why hunters used “Range Finders” to get the distance from their hunt set up (Blind or Stand) to a feeding or feeder location. When you set up you can measure that distance and a few other things where you may have shots etc. This gives you one less thing to do while hunting and take some risk out of you moving and making noise....
New to your channel, great videos !!! That humongous hog, Not a hunter and your explanations of how the shot had to be taken are much appreciated. Congratulations on the babies and much health to you and your family.
As a former Montana big game guide, I especially enjoy your vids. I teach English in China and you're a BIG hit in the classroom. Could you please do a video of the equipment you carry with you at all times ( survival, disposable lighter, first aid kit, etc) There is NO hunting (nothing to hunt) in China. So, you have shown humane ways to responsibly harvest meat. RESPECT
Damn, this will probably last 3 years in your freezer. That is, if it is big enough to contain that monster. Congrats on your triplets! PS: Oh wait a minute! Did I just see a baby deer being hand-fed? Is it wild or home-raised? That’s a beautiful animal; I wish I could keep it as a pet..., until of course it grew big enough to buck the life out of me. Lol!
Don’t understand why y’all are acting like this man is trying to clam a record with this pig. Anyone who has pig hunted long enough knows that this is a domestic pig that got into the wild they are just as hard to kill as a wild pig and we all can agree that this pig been living out in the wild for quite some time so don’t understand the point of keep repeating the fact that it’s not a 100% wild hog
In Louisiana where i hunt their are no farm fields-state lands-mostly Russian with very little domestic traits-killled one close to four hundred -pegged a three hundred lb scale before I got it off the ground then the steel wench got pulled off the steel pole-was able to get it up again with a new wench-big boar-ancient-reg kill hogs in the 250 lb range-lots of sows under 200-very good eating
Hi. Semi-random question. Since a bow is so quiet (compared to a rifle of course), would that shot have alerted other wildlife in the area or could you have gone straight back to that tent and waited for another pig to come soon after? Or would the squeal of the pig being hit been enough to spook any others nearby?
I have shot 4 back to back with a bow and it did not alarm any of the others. That was a very windy night though, so I was able to get away with more noise.
Now Ryan, just how will you react when her big brother and mother come around to have a little chat with you? Be very careful out there in the woods my friend. Congrats on the little hunters about to join the team.
Dean never responded because he looked up the Definition of feral after reading the comments and felt stupid. It’s ok Dean, you know what feral means now.
Would have been a good breeder if she crossed again with the more European boar type bloodlines in a second cross. Probably Berkshire X European Boar first cross. Looking at the tail. 👍
This may be common knowledge I don t know. I live in Eastern NC. Years ago I read in Outdoor Life about a man who built a hunting lodge and preserve in the mountains of NC along the border with Tenn. He imported Russian wild boars and sows that he raised in an enclosed pen of many acres. These Russian boars ( I guess this name includes Male and females) are totally different in looks and stature but probably played a part in breeding our domestic hogs. They are built smaller in the rear and larger in the front shoulders than domestic ones,with straight tails and the young are striped. Our domestic ,turned feral hogs have a mild tenperment compared to those Russians so those that hunted them said. Over years most escaped the enclosure and breed with feral ones. That's prob where the Arkansas razor back hogs came from. If anyone knows of this or more information I would appreciate any response from you. Thanks
He says, multiple times, it's a farm pig. There's no reason to discuss if it is or not. He still did society s service by harvesting this big girl. Left out into neighboring crop lands her and her offspring would be devastating. May his family enjoy the harvest!
Hey thanks brother! Our thoughts exactly!
But he never shot both of them..... using a bow is rather lamb.....hes not serious about removing the hogs. Its about " money " !
"protect the lovely money!!!" is that it?
@@synisterfish 100 %
Came in without a worry,it's a great show great composure on the shooter,did good.
Ryan, I am thoroughly impressed with your putting GOD FIRST!! I want to thank you for being a WARRIOR FOR CHRIST!!!🎉🎉🎉
Listen to how pleasant his wife's voice is when she answered the phone. That is a woman of Grace. Congrats brother!! Thata boy! Congrats on the newborn as well
when you know you're possibly going to be on a youtube video you probably filter your grace level beforehand...
Beautiful fat rog... congratulations Absolutely 🇺🇸!!
*NEVER* judge a human by outward qualities .
Very very big
Thata Boy!!
Perfect shot
Ethical hunt
Great for the farmers
Great for deer and turkeys
Feeds your (growing) family
Grand excitement for you
Even bring us along.
Thank you
“Wild Hogs are the toughest animal in North America” - Grizzly Bear 🐻 - Am I a joke to you? Hold my beer 🍺… 🤙😂
GOT THAT RIGHT! That sow would NOT stand any chance against a fuul grown Grizzly Bear.
-- Hey Grizzly, Wolverine here. Hold my beer. But yeah, I get it.
Yeah in Montana I'd climb up 4 feet to avoid your hog, but brother if griz wants you, your dinner.
The grizzly bear: brown bear.
😂😂😂😂😂
I'm the second born of identical male triplets myself, congratulations you've a busy but very enjoyable life ahead. ☺👍
Wow thats awesome! I would love to connect with you and ask you some questions. Are you on Facebook or Instagram?
Dude shot someone’s yard ham 😂
Potbelly pig
Lol not a wild hog
He shot someone's prize hog.
@@bc_usa
Blue ribbon 4h hog for sure!
Hahhaha
True, definitely not a wild one, for sure domesticated.
WOW~! Thanks for precious video~!^)^
Vegans love your channel.
And late in the night ,bacon too ....
What a great sow nice job on your shot perfert!😃🐷🐖🐷🐖🐗
Congratulations! Never seen a feral hog with such a short body & little legs like that before. I shot a Boar, with my bow, in Oklahoma that was almost 6' long & weighed 374 lbs. Shot it at 12 yards with a N.A.P. Spitfire expandable broadhead & he only went 10 yds. It's my biggest Hog so far!
It was an obese barren sow. On the fat of the land with crops to eat as much as it wanted.
Would be interesting to know its age, but likely not very old, just didn't stop growimg tp breed.
Superb shot.
You are correct domestic hog fed plenty of them as a kid in Tennessee, love the deer at end of video feeding it for dinner later.
That is a beast!!!! Nice shot!!! I’ve never hunted wild hogs. I want to without a doubt!!!
Congratulations on the triplets!!! Respect to your wife!!! I have one child but to have 3 at once.
Thank you! Yeah being responsible for one human life is a lot. It is definitely not easy but we are blessed to have some help with the triplets!
@@ItsAWildLife1 hi Mom l.
I've never heard anyone say "gosh almighty" before, but I respect it.
Mabey Ned Flanders
He's a Christian boy. -Thank God.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Over here in the south, we hear it quite a bit.
If you ever watched wrestling in the mid to late 90s good old J.R said it quite often or maybe it’s just me… lol
I like that you called it what it was and didn't claim it was a monster russian boar or something. Those escaped domestics and their offspring can get enormous (read: fat as hell) because they have learned to just eat non-stop and in that environment (surrounded by crops), it's the perfect scenario. After several generations of running free, they're usually much leaner and lighter. I know there are plenty of big ones out there, but 347 would be my heaviest by far. Great kill.
I really appreciate that. I never claimed that this hog was anything that it wasn’t, but some people still have issues with it.
@@ItsAWildLife1 WOuld suspect is is fully the local wild type, have seen a couple of similar ones elsewhere. And the same reaction from knockers was there too. Have seen a boar that was obese, unsure why it was so fat like a tme one (it most definitely wasn't), it was living in hill country that produced a few good pigs for the region
Yes but did they just happen to come across the hog when hunting ? or a more sinister explanation > they purchased the hog from a farmer then released it into the wild to hunt ?
It's hard to explain the amount of damage these wild pigs can do to someone who has never seen it, that arial shot of the damage is a good reference. And nice shot on that monster.
no they dont- i use them to regenerate land. your speaking for the farmers that charge us $14/bale of hay.....ill take the feral pigs anyday and could care less about private losses.
@@chadnystrom698 I guess it's not money out of your pocket ........right?
@@savannah505 nope- its money in my pocket and a food source for my family
Fence your property in dum dum
wow!!! can't believe its tht big !!! oh and bless ur family ...beautiful wife stay bless bro
That's gonna be some good eating right there. Congrats.
My name is Lee I live in TX I love what you're doing in Florida! We have a wild hogs all over TX.You know how to engage with your subscribers 💯💯💯👍👍
Small compared to my wife’s sister
Hahahahaha
Dayum lol
Ouch!
Yoooo😂
LMAO!
Nice score. Congratulations and thank you.
NOT feral , hybrid maybe, runaway... but even better eating!
Definitely a pet that got loose, too fat to run after being shot means it’s been raised in a pen and released.
Agreed 100%.
Canned hunt with a pet penned hog.
@@texigan_3889 agreed
Apparently most of the commenters on here do not understand what the term feral means. First generation feral hogs are absolutely indistinguishable from a domestic hog. Second generation feral hogs may or may not show changes in skeletal and muscular development depending on what generation feral the boar that sired the litter was. The more generations removed from domesticity, the greater the "wild hog" look will become. Feral just means born out of domesticity and raised without socializing with humans.
Great video
Now that’s what you call bringing home the bacon 🐖
.....and the HAM!
Love and prayers from the UK 🇬🇧 🙏
You shot yourself an old Hampshire hog from someone's farm that apparently decided to escape to the great wild yonder.
Congrats bud nice kill
Not even a wild hog? A farm escapee !?😮
TRIPLETS ! You can bet your done hunting for awhile ! WOW ! Good luck you two and the litter !
New to your channel and I love it !Great video!
I pray that all goes well with your wife and your triplets! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you! Welcome to the channel!
Wow, your wife has a HUGE baby bump at the time. At this point, I trust you had a happy and healthy newborn. Oh, I now see you had triplets - that explains it all. :)
That was a perfect shot. The arrow landed inside where the vitals are. With her running the arrow moved around inside.
That shot was not all that great. I could have dropped that monster myself .... if I could have just gotten 30 yards closer and that hog stood perfectly still while I shot 10 or 12 arrows, followed by my 30.06
I love how u were just feeding a baby dear at the end lol
That is one tasty looking boar, if you want to watch a great movie that was filmed in the 80s , it was called “Razorback “, filmed in Northern Australia. I watched it again last night and it is truely worth the watching of it. I hope you can get it in the states. We hunt them in our cane paddocks. Always a catch daily
Incredible precision! That shot was like poetry in motion.
Just watched this episode March 2021, wishing you and you family well I hope everyone is healthy and growing fast 🙏
Wow! You are a true hero!
Don't you feel ashamed?
Oh my gosh man that’s the biggest one I’ve ever seen! Tell Glorianne I said hey and can’t wait to meet the triplets
Will do!!
Auguri alla signora che aspetta il bimbo .bel filmato. SALUTI DA ITALIA.
That was a real hog!!! Years ago....65 yrs ago, my folks took care of a farm in NW PA and there was a hog trapped there...big old sow...she weighed right 600 pounds on the hoof....she had so much lard on her that when the lard was all rendered, the actual weight of the meat was about 175....wasn't that tasty either...must have been pretty old
@David M ....Crawford County was the place I was referring to.
Superb video. I try at all cost to ignore "cancel culture". I salute all hunters and fishers!!!!!!!
Really nice pig!!! It was a perfect shot...you hit behind the shoulder and got lucky that it didn't hit ribs based on the arrow behavior at impact. Take a look at single bevel, two blade high FOC arrows. I get full pass thrus on elk which are much larger and have a similarly tough hide. You'll never get that kind of penetration with a expandable.
Yea now we are getting the job done brother
Nice job man you can have plenty of bacon and ham can have your friends and family over and have a pig roast
Sir, that is the biggest mother I have seen since I was a kid wandering around the local farms in my village in England back in the 1950s. They were all confined for most of their lives in stys, so not much exercise. Fantastic work, and my compliments on potting a major feral.
Just looked at some of the other comments. Do you always see that much abuse? I am not a shooter, but as far as I am concerned, the only good feral is a dead feral. Plus you took pride in making a clean kill, not a lingering death. Keep on doing what you are doing.
What an awesome hunt! That's a stud! I would recommend shooting high foc 19% + and 600 + grains on those hogs,I believe it would do you alot better,congrats! Awesome self film!
You must be kin to ranch fairy 😉
A rifle would have preformed much better....and could have killed both hogs. Nothing here serious about removing hogs. Its all about " money " !
@@jerrylansbury9558 The thing with bowhunting is - you need skill 😉 You dont need much skill to shoot a rifle 🤷🏻♂️. Many hunters like the thrill. And there are many more pros for Bowhunt.
@@ochi5.56 As I stated........ Nothing here serious about removing hogs. Its all about " money " ! Shoot them all as effectively as possible. A bow is not the way to go !
WOW . . . you're just like Robin Hood
except for the whispering and the stoopid face paint ! FAARRRKKK hahahaha
I'm not saying this to brag but as a professional butcher for the last 25 years, I have done well over 2 million hogs. The company that I worked for only bought and butchered sows that had to weigh at least 500 pounds. I honestly don't believe that your hog has ever farrowed a litter of pigs which would make her a nice and healthy guilt. With that white stripe on her shoulder she definitely has some hamp blood in her. Congratulations on a great shot and enjoy the sausage.
You butchered 2 million hogs by yourself? That would take 115 years of working 24/7. 😂😂😂😂
Great shot always remember , TVis watching
Doesn't look like any wild hog I shot. Looks like fat pet
Indeed it ain’t no feral hog!
Brother it’s farmers pig not a boar
It wasn’t like any other hog we have shot either. As fat as I have ever seen. I believe it was wild, caught young and then recently released or got out of someones pen.
@@WileECoyote-r4v Of course it was.
Did u have to keep pushing her away from the blind cause all she wanted was you to scratch her head?
That is or was a big sow. You know these are the pigs that really have to be taken out she is one pig making factory. Well done and by now you are a daddy congratulations to you and mum all the best from the uk
All I can say is... Wow! That's a lot of bacon and sausage!!
Omg it looks like that hog ate another hog whole. 🎵 “ Who ate all the pies”🎵 lol 😂
Oh my goodness!! Can you say pork chops & babyback ribs galore!!! LOL
Chet A ..... I was thinking the same thing. Prep it dig a pit and bbq it in the ground overnight.
Fantastic, even after the “clean “ you were so respectful to this magnificent creature. I appreciate that! Enjoy her sausage and thank your farm neighbor and share the wealth!
Respectful? Come on! Save that. What level of respect would you give a pig that wallows in mud, dirt, and all? A pig that causes so much destruction that somehow ended up with an arrow in its fanny shoulders? Respect or not, it’s his meat now.
Congratulations on harvesting such a huge sow. Hearing the smack of ur arrow as it hit the sow was music to a bow hunters ears🥓👍
Not only do you think that, you actually wrote it down, take it to your shrink and see what he thinks your problem is, because it’s serious.
@Sense of the common man the fk you talking about?
Greetings from west central Florida.
Just subbed, liked, and commented. GOD bless 🙏
Great hunt; why don’t you show us how you skinned this beast man.
you got the quarantine hog!..... some things are worth the wait.
Please continue to put out videos. Absolutely love this channel.
Bob Neal we definitely will. Lots if great videos to come!
@@ItsAWildLife1 скажите сколько весила свиноматка? Мы русские не понимаем
Not being negative, but I always wondered why hunters used “Range Finders” to get the distance from their hunt set up (Blind or Stand) to a feeding or feeder location. When you set up you can measure that distance and a few other things where you may have shots etc. This gives you one less thing to do while hunting and take some risk out of you moving and making noise....
As is in Golf as well as Bow Hunting, it’s a confidence measure in the pre-shot routine to help in the hunter’s confidence during release.
New to your channel, great videos !!! That humongous hog, Not a hunter and your explanations of how the shot had to be taken are much appreciated. Congratulations on the babies and much health to you and your family.
Just found your channel.i wanna be like YOU when i grow up. Great stuff! Congrats in the baby! God bless!
Thank you so much! Welcome to the channel!
As a former Montana big game guide, I especially enjoy your vids. I teach English in China and you're a BIG hit in the classroom. Could you please do a video of the equipment you carry with you at all times ( survival, disposable lighter, first aid kit, etc) There is NO hunting (nothing to hunt) in China. So, you have shown humane ways to responsibly harvest meat. RESPECT
Damn, this will probably last 3 years in your freezer. That is, if it is big enough to contain that monster. Congrats on your triplets!
PS: Oh wait a minute! Did I just see a baby deer being hand-fed? Is it wild or home-raised? That’s a beautiful animal; I wish I could keep it as a pet..., until of course it grew big enough to buck the life out of me. Lol!
Son ! that's nice camera work. And even better shot. 👍
just wow, that thing is biggg. and triplets ? congrats.
Awesome huge hog! Great shot!❤️👍
Good job ! Lifetime memory, 346 lbs wild pig kill.
Nice shot dude ......amazing
*I am a vegan but this* is just wonderful! I hope you try to create some Russian Sausage dish 👍💜😩 God bless
ye
Never in my life have I ever heard or seen a vegan say "this is wonderful" after someone has killed an animal lol. 2021 I guess.
Youre vegan what
Thank you for not hating
Respect
Nice bow and nice shot with heartshot 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Imagine the amount of damage that did in its lifetime
Great shot that's what I'm talking about. Great video good job . keep it up.
You had me at "its how God created us"
Subbed
Love it! God is good!
Hogzilla right there my bro!! Congrates, some great eating :) High 5 from New Zealand
Don’t understand why y’all are acting like this man is trying to clam a record with this pig. Anyone who has pig hunted long enough knows that this is a domestic pig that got into the wild they are just as hard to kill as a wild pig and we all can agree that this pig been living out in the wild for quite some time so don’t understand the point of keep repeating the fact that it’s not a 100% wild hog
Damn near if not all hogs in the US were at some point domestic if you want to get technical
In Louisiana where i hunt their are no farm fields-state lands-mostly Russian with very little domestic traits-killled one close to four hundred -pegged a three hundred lb scale before I got it off the ground then the steel wench got pulled off the steel pole-was able to get it up again with a new wench-big boar-ancient-reg kill hogs in the 250 lb range-lots of sows under 200-very good eating
That is the biggest feral pig i have ever seen recorded at this point in time, great job.
Bringing home the bacon, well done young man!!!!
Camo makeup in a blind? I think we are playing Army.
Hey that’s the boy side of this Man!
It works!
Yankee hunters they think!! Come to Australia hunt mighty sambar
Demostic pig can barely walk let onlone run🤣🤣
Piggy on the grill.
Always watching from Liverpool UK ☮️
top de mais suas caçadas! sucesso pra ti e seu canal👍👊
That's a lot of meat. That's wonderful! God bless!
I would hate to be the processor , he would be working overtime !
Two well placed shots! One ending life, one starting life!
I try 😏
I know what to say “wash your face camo is not necessary in a blind”
Awesome shot buddy🤙
Be careful patting that exit wound side of a hog....broadhead can be right there under the hide. Great shot.
Thank you! And that is actually a very good point since this arrow broke. Good call!
It’s super huge! Love and Peace from Iran. Keep it up, bro!
Thank you! Love and peace to you as well!
Wait a minute... That looks like my pet Hog Betsy that ran away from my house about 6 months ago?! Oh No...! I can’t believe it...😩
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
She’s lunch now.
Good,...very good, mantap. 👍👍 Kediri Indonesia
Man, that’s a lot of bacons, sausages and pork chops to eat for a very long time. Why removed the scene of how you take hog out of the woods?
This guys a MAN!!!
that thing was someone's pet
and they can come see it any time.....in his freezer
Hi. Semi-random question. Since a bow is so quiet (compared to a rifle of course), would that shot have alerted other wildlife in the area or could you have gone straight back to that tent and waited for another pig to come soon after? Or would the squeal of the pig being hit been enough to spook any others nearby?
I have shot 4 back to back with a bow and it did not alarm any of the others. That was a very windy night though, so I was able to get away with more noise.
Now Ryan, just how will you react when her big brother and mother come around to have a little chat with you? Be very careful out there in the woods my friend. Congrats on the little hunters about to join the team.
Yeah. King of the wild frontier. What a fecking hero.
That thing wasn't feral. Looks like some pig farmer forgot to fix his fence
Thats the definition of feral haha
He did same farm pig several times as well
Dean never responded because he looked up the Definition of feral after reading the comments and felt stupid. It’s ok Dean, you know what feral means now.
Dang! She’s huge!! The loins are gonna be massive!
Would have been a good breeder if she crossed again with the more European boar type bloodlines in a second cross. Probably Berkshire X European Boar first cross. Looking at the tail. 👍
Yeah lol
This may be common knowledge I don t know. I live in Eastern NC. Years ago I read in Outdoor Life about a man who built a hunting lodge and preserve in the mountains of NC along the border with Tenn. He imported Russian wild boars and sows that he raised in an enclosed pen of many acres. These Russian boars ( I guess this name includes Male and females) are totally different in looks and stature but probably played a part in breeding our domestic hogs. They are built smaller in the rear and larger in the front shoulders than domestic ones,with straight tails and the young are striped. Our domestic ,turned feral hogs have a mild tenperment compared to those Russians so those that hunted them said. Over years most escaped the enclosure and breed with feral ones. That's prob where the Arkansas razor back hogs came from.
If anyone knows of this or more information I would appreciate any response from you. Thanks