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Thread: High country pigs and wallabies

  1. 19-11-2023, 10:33 PM #1
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    High country pigs and wallabies

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  3. 20-11-2023, 09:05 PM #2
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    I better put in a yummy before micky does, those gingers are just about all fatties, bit of a singe and viola just the bones left.Lovely spot there old chap
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    Quote Originally Posted by SmokeyJason View Post
    I better put in a yummy before micky does, those gingers are just about all fatties, bit of a singe and viola just the bones left.Lovely spot there old chap
    I took a shot at one of the pigs with the 223 at 170m, but missed.
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    Great pics.

    Continues to intrigue me that hogs do so well in that SI hardscrabble country.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maxx View Post
    Great pics.

    Continues to intrigue me that hogs do so well in that SI hardscrabble country.
    The pigs I've shot in that country have been as lousy as hell, and I wasn't that keen on the flavor of the meat (pigs are what they eat though, and can vary sharply even over smallish distances).
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    This guy was camped on a week old tahr carcass that we came across while out in the mid Canterbury tops over show weekend.
    Charged without warning from close range then swerved off and copped a running shot at 50m.
    I'm not a pig hunter, exciting times.
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    Nice pig, what a bonus
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tentman View Post
    The pigs I've shot in that country have been as lousy as hell, and I wasn't that keen on the flavor of the meat (pigs are what they eat though, and can vary sharply even over smallish distances).
    @Tentman do you mean lousy as in they have lice or lousy as in shit condition?

    Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by imaca View Post
    @Tentman do you mean lousy as in they have lice or lousy as in shit condition?

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