pig blind

• Mar 9, 2017

• #1

dm/wolfskin

Senior Member

I'm been working on redoing my pig blind at the salt lick mud hole. I've killed a few pigs here. I work on it a little bid everytime I get down there for a walk around. I've got another new blind with a pvc pig pipe that I think the raccoons are rolling over and getting the corn out. Nothing like having a group of pigs in front of you at 10 or less yards at eye ball level.

 

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• Mar 9, 2017

• #2

AllAmerican

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Nice hope you have success!

 

• Mar 9, 2017

• #3

dm/wolfskin

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Some critters at the mud hole.

 

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• Mar 9, 2017

• #4

Barebowyer

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Nice Mike...looking forward to the next sets of pics......

 

• Mar 9, 2017

• #5

bowhunterdavid

Senior Member

Looks like a great spot, good luck.

 

• Mar 9, 2017

• #6

Barry Duggan

Senior Member

Now all you need is a blind pig...

 

• Mar 9, 2017

• #7

JBranch

Senior Member

Barry Duggan said:

Now all you need is a blind pig...

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I was thinking the same thing.

They say that they will find an acorn every now and again. Good luck Mike.

 

• Mar 9, 2017

• #8

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Stump Shooter

Senior Member

Probly want be long, good setup

 

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• Mar 10, 2017

• #9

Jayin J

Senior Member

Good lookin set up.........

 

• Mar 10, 2017

• #10

dm/wolfskin

Senior Member

This blind pig has a good shield. He's up there every morning on my way to work. I think I should go heavy on arrow and broadhead weight.

 

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• Mar 10, 2017

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Barry Duggan

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I can see the 10 ring on it, all the way from here.

 

• Mar 10, 2017

• #12

dm/wolfskin

Senior Member

These two pigs I shot back in 2014 out of this blind the same afternoon before dark. The dark one didn't make 50 yards but the old red sow went about 300 yards with a grizzly broke off by the heart. Found her on a creek bed the next morning. About 15 pigs in all. The big sow I shot first and she absorbed the shot well and didn't spook the others but the dark one did spook all when the arrow hit home.

 

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• Mar 10, 2017

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Barry Duggan

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Back when I was in high school, there was this cheerleader who now looks a lot like that red one.

 

• Mar 10, 2017

• #14

AllAmerican

Senior Member

Nice pics!

 

• Mar 11, 2017

• #15

dpoole

Senior Member

dm/wolfskin said:

This blind pig has a good shield. He's up there every morning on my way to work. I think I should go heavy on arrow and broadhead weight.

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Can you borrow that pig sat to set up on the course at SGTP

 

• Mar 11, 2017

• #16

dm/wolfskin

Senior Member

I don't think he will come down on his own. He's protected by a bunch of beer drinking friends. I know if he did get down there for a shoot, a lot of arrows would be destroyed.

 

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