another boar from java

[indoboar]

its been awhile since i posted my last post in this forum.
i was busy in the office work, so i was kindda put hunting aside. this boar was taken during the weekend wild boar competition in surabaya, indonesia. i was informed my by people in my hunting area that there is a boar that keeps coming to eat in the same corn field.
so i was siting on the ground watching the corn field, suddenly around 5pm i heard some noise. the boar was entering the corn field. on the small opening i pulled the trigger and hit him in the right ribs
i just drop on the spot but rolled downhill.
the boar weight is 130lbs and it got the 5th place on the competition. the 1st place was 200 lbs, too bad i cant get the picture from my friends
i hope u guys can enjoy

 

[Speckmisser]

Congrats on the competition, and on putting another one in the freezer! Those are really unique looking hogs.

 

[DEERSLAM]

Very nice hog...congrats!!

 

[map]

Nice pig. Doesn’t look chewed-up either, so I guess you didn’t use the dog and knife method? The wide coverage JHO is amazing. Wonder if the Philippines can check in? I got to hunt in that area of the World once with my 2 bother-in-laws . It was in the Philippines on a small island off of Palawan. I don’t know if they were trying to scare me, but we had to leave early before the pirates arrived to kill us. Our rented pom boat (canoe with 2 outriggers) had a small gas engine, and the pirates had to paddle out from the main island of Palawan. My brother-in-laws knew exactly how long it would take for the pirates to arrive. Scary! What’s it like on Java? Probably more civilized? No modern weapons were use during our Palawan hunt. I just watched.

Richard

 

[indoboar]

there are no pirates here in Java. i was hunting in the cornfield that was located at the edge of government own coffee plantation that was owned by the dutch during the collonialization period. it was located on the mountain, about 800-900meters above sea level.

 

[Uncle Ji]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (indoboar @ Aug 25 2008, 10:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>

there are no pirates here in Java.[/b]

Maybe no "Captain Jack Sparrow" pirates but there are definitely pirates still in the Indonesian waters, my father has sailed these water and has first had experiance.
http://www.csmonitor.com/2004/0318/p13s02-woap.html
http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/7915/9901/Pirates.html http://uniorb.com/ATREND/piracy.htm

My favorite Indonesian Pig is the Babirusa of Sulawesi:

Followed by the Bearded Pig of Borneo:

 

[indoboar]

u cant hunt babi rusa cause it was in the endangered species. but the bearded pig in borneo is legal, they are pest in the palm plantation. i really want to go to borneo for hunting, but i havent got any chance yet. the bearded pig can weight up to 500 lbs. i will asked if my friend has pictures from the hunting trips

 

[Speckmisser]

Now those right there are some cool looking hogs! Too bad about the babirusa, because that would be a big-time trophy critter and a successful management and hunting program might have done wonders for the population... too late now, I guess.

That bearded pig... hmm... looks like another addition to my "one-of-these-days" hog hunting tv show.

 

[spectr17]

Kewl., another indo pig.

This boy needs to see a barber.

 

[THE ROMAN ARCHER]

INDO my man, whats up! good to here from you agian with another wild boar kill! and congrats on the compitition and second place, very cool! i never beleived in the bearded lady stories, but they are true, so i can believe their are bearded pig's now! and after seeing those pigs with all those tusk out thier forhead thier might be unicorns too! thanks for sharing your oversea's hunting adventure story and photo's with us my friend, talk to ya soon!................tra

 

[Hitechhunter]

That bearded pig looks like it should be wearing dark sunglasses and riding a Harley!