Gettin thru that tough hide

Ear hole shot. DRT!! Dead right there.

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I compare my airgun caliber and ballistics to powder burner caliber and ballistics. Boerneairgunner above is comparable to a 22LR rimfire. Larger caliber Airguns would be comparable to something like a 38 Special, 45 ACP or 45 Colt etc. Any decent sized feral hog will run off if body shot with these calibers. I totally agree with Boerneairgunner and igolfat8 that an ear shot is best. Keep in mind a hog eating moves its head around a lot. Good luck. 🐗
 
When hunting larger feral hogs, those pushing 250+ pounds, use enough gun. A poorly placed shot can potentially turn the hunter into the hunted. Local hunter ended up with 128 stitches and only lived as a friend of mine was there to shoot the boar off of him.

I have found (whether using a AirForce Texan LSS CF in .457 or a suppressed AR) is that the best place to shoot a pig is in the neck. As pigs are constantly moving, the neck usually stays somewhat static even if the pig raises his head. Of the 30+ hogs I have shot in the neck, they all dropped immediately from a broken neck. This is the best way to anchor them and keep them from running off or coming after you.
 
@WoodWelder -

Thinking a hunter getting mauled is funny is demented and says a lot about you.

The hunter was hunting at the Dorchester Hunting Club in Coastal Georgia. After a poorly placed shot, the boar charged the hunter and knocked him down. My friend, who is a USDA Feral Hog trapper was there, and as I mentioned, shot the boar off of the hunter. Blood everywhere, including in the vehicle that drove him to the hospital.

Here is a link to the Dorchester. Call them yourself if you are so inclined.


Just because this is something you are obviously incapable of doing, doesn't mean others can't.
 
@WoodWelder -

Thinking a hunter getting mauled is funny is demented and says a lot about you.

The hunter was hunting at the Dorchester Hunting Club in Coastal Georgia. After a poorly placed shot, the boar charged the hunter and knocked him down. My friend, who is a USDA Feral Hog trapper was there, and as I mentioned, shot the boar off of the hunter. Blood everywhere, including in the vehicle that drove him to the hospital.

Here is a link to the Dorchester. Call them yourself if you are so inclined.


Just because this is something you are obviously incapable of doing, doesn't mean others can't.
I've also heard many "westerns" over the years and your friend is telling another!
Were you there to see it????
But I'm demented one? :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 
@WoodWelder -

The owner of Dorchester is a friend of mine who showed me the pictures.

My friend who works for the USDA showed me pictures.

It is irrelevant if someone like you doesn't believe.
Private message me those pictures of him shooting the hog off of the injured hunter?

As stories being told over and over, the more exaggerated they become?

Did your sniper friend sit on the hog he just shot and light up a huge cigar and murmured to the injured hunter, "I got em son"? :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: