dm/wolfskin
Senior Member
A few pictures are the same pigs but 13 little piggies went to market. Should have been a few more but some did not want to give up the ghost. They got a souvenir from me.
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2017 pigs
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chrisharper
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Whoa! Settle down, killer. Good stuff! 
bowhunterdavid
Senior Member
Awesome Mike, looks like there is plenty of sausage in your house!!
sawtooth
Senior Member
Good job Mikey. You were hard on the pigs last year. You might want to leave a couple for brood-stock.
SELFBOW
Senior Member
What ya gonna do when ya so old ya can't hear em squel no more?
Clipper
Senior Member
Way to go, Mike. You killed a couple of really, really, big hogs. Looks like quite a few were killed at night with your green light too. Quite a year.
thc_clubPres
Senior Member
looks like your smoker will be busy
few monsters in the mix
few monsters in the mix
dm/wolfskin
Senior Member
Clipper, 8 were by night and 5 by day.
chenryiv
Senior Member
Awesome “Pig Whisperer”!
Barebowyer
Senior Member
Great job Mike.
Stump Shooter
Senior Member
Good year Mike, since you have had a lot of test subjects which broad head performed the best for you, penetration/blood trails?
dm/wolfskin
Senior Member
Stumpy, I mostly shoot Grizzly and Shark broadheads. The 190 qnd 160 grain Grizzly. Some might weight more because of inserts. The Sharks I shoot are the 190 Interceptor and 165 gr Land Shark. I've got some 175 gr Tiger Shark that I haven't killed enough critters yet to say. The Grizzly and Sharks perform well over the years. I like them both. Shot placement is always the key to penetration and blood coming out. I've had good and bad blood trails with each and with other broadheads. Sometimes one critter will bleed more that a critter shot in the same place. Bigger body, more fat, and longer hair etc. For now these two brands are my go to broaheads.
frankwright
Senior Member
You are a killing machine.
My hunting partner bought a green headlamp and wants to try to kill pigs with his recurve or longbow. I told him as long as you could get the light aimed right it should work.
My hunting partner bought a green headlamp and wants to try to kill pigs with his recurve or longbow. I told him as long as you could get the light aimed right it should work.
dm/wolfskin
Senior Member
It's better mounded on the bow and adjusted when at full draw to the spot you're looking at. I usually have 3 lights. My headlamp has a white and red light on it and I use the red to nock my arrow if I don't already have one on the string. I use a handheld green light till I spot a pig. I cut on my green light on my bow for the stalk and shot. A red light works too. I can see further and better details with my green light.
AllAmerican
Senior Member
Awesome pig hit list Mike!
