THE ROMAN ARCHER
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well of course no pigs came threw, it was a bust on that early morning suprize ambush spot! oh well u have one shot that early in the morning to try in be in the right place at the right time! sooner or later i figure that out before i leave this planet. after that i headed along the hillside trail for some still hunting and glassing for 2 1/2 hrs. with no luck but by 8:40 am i had already seen over a dozen blacktails they were everywhere feeding. headed back to my suv after another 2 hr. hike back, so i did almost 5 hrs for the morning bow hunt alone butt no piggies!
for a bowhunter the weather was a mixed bag of tricks for sure with all odds against u for making a good shot, it wasnt bowhuinting weather at all, it was just pure on and off cold rain with constant winds gust 30 and 40 up to 60 mi, per hr. on the peaks tops. felt like i was in a wind tunnel at times! i was well dressed so that was no problem.
for my afternoon hunt i hit a differant area of the lake that had some hope of pig activity, i was done hunting with my compound for the day with all that wind and broke out my trad bow to finish the afternoon evening hunt with and lot better to handle with the windy conditions for close range shots. after 3 hrs of still huntiung i had no luck getting on or seeing any hogs at all.
all in all it was another great day of bowhunting for me instead of being at work.
its just amazing again that i didnt even hear any pigs at all for all the effort that i put to get out in the woods way before sunlight while there should still be pigs moving around before daybeak but thats l.s. for u!
i might sneek up agian next week for another challenging public land wild pig bowhunting session. thanks for reading my report and story! have a great day!....tra