Wild boar kills hunter near Potsdam Germany

[spectr17]

I give hogs a wide birth in close. Here's why.

http://www.thelocal.de/society/20081010-14803.html

 

[BelchFire]

If the Krauts can't keep those hogs under control, we can always send Hatchet. That'll fix 'em!

 

[hatchet1]

belch, i got 4 young asassins ready to role in there and handle that buisness,all i gotta due is release the choke chain and
give the secret command,and its bye bye hogs

 

[Speckmisser]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (hatchet1 @ Jan 28 2009, 07:21 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>

belch, i got 4 young asassins ready to role in there and handle that buisness,all i gotta due is release the choke chain and
give the secret command,and its bye bye hogs

[/b]

Thing is, I don't doubt that for a minute!

A houseful of prospective hog slayers over there!

 

[MJB]

I wonder what happened to the dog?

 

[map]

The victim was age 72, so us Social Security guys should take note. Maybe we should have a signup thread for the old bucks. That way we could buddy up before a hunt. Last weekend I was scouting TA-29 during the afternoon. I cut across the bottom land from clay backs over to the gravel pit. It was real thick and over my head. I had to push my way through, plus some of it was a tangled mess. I was thinking, what if my heart gave out, or a hog took a bite out of my leg? No cell phone service, either.

Richard

 

[Valley Hunter]

I was stationed in Germany for 3 years and many of times while bivoucing in the field, hogs would come into the GP Medium tent at night because the soldiers would leave there MRE's open on the ground or have some PX food in there with them, those hogs could clear a platoon out of the tent in no time... Even had one hog tree a soldier while he was on guard at the the front gate, the soldier wouldn't come back down till daylight.............

 

[Huntr Pat]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (mapmaker @ Jan 28 2009, 08:01 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>

The victim was age 72, so us Social Security guys should take note. Maybe we should have a signup thread for the old bucks. That way we could buddy up before a hunt. Last weekend I was scouting TA-29 during the afternoon. I cut across the bottom land from clay backs over to the gravel pit. It was real thick and over my head. I had to push my way through, plus some of it was a tangled mess. I was thinking, what if my heart gave out, or a hog took a bite out of my leg? No cell phone service, either.

Richard[/b]

My Verizon cell works in 29 matter fact it work all over FHL. My wife drop me off the back side of 13E and after hiking to the fron side near argyle rd I called her she came and picked me up. Signal was clear. I saw signs but no piggy.

 

[wood pusher]

ouch! well at least he was determined to finish that hog off. far to often i see or hear stories about guys gut shooting or just a plain bad shot on the critter and giving up after blood leads them into the thick stuff.

 

[map]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Huntr Pat @ Jan 28 2009, 08:33 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>

My Verizon cell works in 29 matter fact it work all over FHL. My wife drop me off the back side of 13E and after hiking to the fron side near argyle rd I called her she came and picked me up. Signal was clear. I saw signs but no piggy.[/b]

Pat,

Thanks, I have been using T-Mobile, so I will switch over to Verison. If you don't want to disturb the hogs in the swampy area on the back side, there is a green street sign at one of the gates along Jolon road, (Milpitas I I) Easy to find in the dark.

Richard