THE BEST PACIFIC HYBIDS [so far!!!]

[kingwouldbe]

New Hog Medicine, 60"Habu Vipercon 65lb double carbon limbs shooting 657grain arrow

 

[kingwouldbe]

Down hill shot but still a little high.

 

[kingwouldbe]

Why such a heavy arrow? you first have to get through this armor

 

[BelchFire]

QUOTE (kingwouldbe @ May 16 2008, 02:21 PM)

Down hill shot but still a little high.

Just as dead........

 

[kingwouldbe]

Hog shoulder blade boned out entrance wound and spine in black

 

[kingwouldbe]

The knife is in the arrow wound in his left lung and the tip is in his carotid artery, the shoulder blade has been mover way forward

 

[oregoncritters]

Those are some good looking hogs...Congrats...

 

[Oregon Archer]

those are some good looking pigs right there. nice work

 

[BOHNTR]

Nice looking hogs Dave......congrats! Will we see you next weekend in Visalia?

 

[Raully]

Thats what I'm talking about. Nice money shots!

 

[d'hunter]

Awesome pics! Keep 'em coming.

 

[DWarcher]

QUOTE (dw33 @ Nov 7 2007, 10:13 PM) http://index.php?act=findpost&pid=927776

I went back last night and read the whole thing over again and pulled out the tips KWB put in there. Good stuff.

Wow...DW, you've got some serious game! Time to move on...

 

[l0nepine]

King,

In reading this post it seems you hunt primarily public land, is this true for the piggies as well? Sorry if this question has been asked before.

 

[hatchet1]

DUDE, YOUR DOCUMENTATION IS AMAZING! DO YOU REALLY CARRY THE ELVIS GIGG WHEN YOUR HUNTING?
TRULY CLASSIC

 

[BackCountryHNTR]

King,

Can you explain that boning technique where you do not gut the pig?

Thanks!

BTW, great pictures!

 

[suavegato]

QUOTE (hatchet1 @ May 21 2008, 12:23 PM) http://index.php?act=findpost&pid=1000172

DUDE, YOUR DOCUMENTATION IS AMAZING! DO YOU REALLY CARRY THE ELVIS GIGG WHEN YOUR HUNTING?
TRULY CLASSIC

What's wrong with carrying photo props into the field?

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[BDB]

QUOTE (BackCountryHNTR @ May 21 2008, 02:23 PM)

King,

Can you explain that boning technique where you do not gut the pig?

Thanks!

BTW, great pictures!

I am not the king, but here's a link to a description for doing the gutless method on an elk. Works the same for deer and pigs too.
http://home.att.net/~sajackson/guttless1.html

 

[BackCountryHNTR]

Thanks BDB!

 

[cam188]

The king has a hookup on the piggies on private land.

 

[kingwouldbe]

QUOTE (hatchet1 @ May 21 2008, 12:23 PM) http://index.php?act=findpost&pid=1000172

DUDE, YOUR DOCUMENTATION IS AMAZING! DO YOU REALLY CARRY THE ELVIS GIGG WHEN YOUR HUNTING?
TRULY CLASSIC

Hatchet1, I use to carrie the scalps with me but after a few weeks they started to sink

and after a month or two they would get stiff and would look like I had a comb-over and I just wont do a comb over

LOL

DBD, Thanks thats a good link, I do it a litle different.

I cut from his head to his tail down it's back, then I pull the hide down to it's belly from his back, it makes a place to put the boned out meat on (some times I use a sheet to put all of the meat on)