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Join the contest SubscribeOver the years, we have counted our hogs, and averaged around 200 or so, per year. I recently went back to the log books, and realized we were close to 2000, since we've been counting 10 years. I've had the ranch 12 years, so some were killed before I formally opened the WRR guide service. Since we did not count many of the hogs we shot from the choppers, we knew we had 2000 in the bag, but we wanted to stay in the confines of our guided hunts, so we decided to claim 1998 after the tally.
Last Saturday night, I went out on foot, by myself, because I wanted to kill #2000....myself. I rarely get to shoot the pigs myself anymore because I'm always carrying HELGA, not a rifle....the clients carry the two suppressed 6.8 SBR's. I shot number 1999 with a Barnes TTSX 95 grain, and this one, number 2000, with a Raptor 3-blade, TSG bullet, and since no one else has ever killed pigs with them, I thought this would be special. I used my 12" suppressed SBR, stalked up to two boars that night and killed both with one shot to the spine. The last boar was shot at 120 yards, one shot, DRT.
Here are a few pics of what I'm calling WRR's number 2000th hog. This is a real milestone for us, and we are grateful for the support we've received over the years from 68forums, Sniper's Hide, and our industry partners.
Nothing has stemmed the tide of reproduction, infiltration and increased population with respect to feral hogs. Nothing has slowed WRR down in killing them, either. The 6.8 has certainly increased our kill ratio and one shot knock downs, There can be no denying that anymore. I've shot them with .17 HMR, .22LR, .223 / 5.56, .243, .270, .308 and .44 magnum, but I still choose the 6.8 suppressed SBR as my first love. I don't see that changing anytime soon.
This is a big pig. Great specimen to cross the 2000 mark...
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Great pig Chris
and nice job with the Ranch. I shoot a 6.8 SBR suppressed and think it is a great weapon. Using both the 95 TTSX and the 90 Federal Gold Dot.
just to say I did it, mounted a visible laser to my 1873 Springfield 45-70 co-witnessed with the sights dead on at 25, sat in my bow stand and waited for the hogs. took this one at 20 yards in the head (from the hip while sitting 12' off the ground) hogs and coons were not alarmed by the laser at all or IR light
notice the addition of a tacticool single point sling, lol the bbl still drug the gound
Can't wait to see the results Vic. Haven't made the jump to night vision yet. Am starting to work on Suppressors now though..we're getting there.