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Poku
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It's actually African Pike. This one is a bit smaller but they are quite aggressive!
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Cool! Didn’t know such a thing existed.
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Hares are fat and lazy this time of year. We are having a heatwave and they are reluctant to run so relatively easy shooting.
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The hares in my area are starting to move about so shotguns are the weapon of choice. We have 15 workers on farm that click there heels with joy every time I shoot one. They love the dark meat.
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Spent the last week in Georgia. Killed 81 hogs off several peanut farms. What a blast!
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Damn! Killed 81 but saw hundreds?
jackal_727
, do you only hunt them at night or do you go out stalking them in the daytime too? My only experiences so far hunting them has been in SC in the swamp and pine plantation state lands so it’s walking lots of miles through the brush and sloughs going after the ones that get pinned into smaller areas due to flood waters.
jackal_727
, do you only hunt them at night or do you go out stalking them in the daytime too? My only experiences so far hunting them has been in SC in the swamp and pine plantation state lands so it’s walking lots of miles through the brush and sloughs going after the ones that get pinned into smaller areas due to flood waters.
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All night with thermals. We drive around scanning fields until we find pigs, the park up the road and stalk up to them down wind. We try to get under 100 yards for singles, right around 40-50 yards if it's a group. Then line up, count down and rain hell. I'd say we conservatively saw 150 pigs. I'd say we had a 50% kill rate. Spent all day yesterday processing the ones we brought back. We're good on pork for a while. Probably 200lbs of ground sausage, plus loins and a few choice whole cuts off the three big sows. The two medium size pigs got cut in half lengthwise and the five piglets got left whole.Damn! Killed 81 but saw hundreds?
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Sorting out pests this morning 
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Had a kickass time tonight. Invited my friend out who got the coyote on our last hunt. We were two hours into the hunt and hadn’t seen anything worth shooting, we were scanning a couple pastures when I see a coyote pop up. Ranged it at 127yds and dropped her. We walked up to her and took pictures and whatnot, I start scanning again and a pig pops up! Told my buddy shoot it! He dropped it with his 6.5CM at 38yds. We were still standing at the coyote when he took the pig 
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Heading to New Zealand on the 23rd to hunt red stag. I am beyond excited. Can't wait to use my CPK to field dress. Should be a great time!