first hog with the 32!!

[TrevorAaron]

well i finally killed one. i was walkking along a woods and i heard walking and branches snapping as i turned to the right i cocked the hammer and set the trigger. i waited till the ground hag had moved again so i could find it and luckly it moved right into a good spot for a head shot at around 25 yards. i have been trying diffrent loads still and im still not sure where to aim but i aimmed for head and BOOM!! the ground hog didnt evan make an attempt to run back to its hole. i used 35 grains of fffg with .310 ball and .20 patch

 

[shootemup]

:applause: Great job, thanks for sharing.

:hatsoff:
Spot

 

[Rick Callison]

Good shot! Is that a Crockett rifle? I have one and love it.

 

[rabjr]

:thumbsup:

 

[TrevorAaron]

yes. its a crockett rifle..i love it myself

 

[Shane Carter]

I gotta remember that when yall say hogs you aint always talking about the rooting porkchop type.

 

[bigbore442001]

For a moment I saw the title and said to myself that the 32 was a bit small for boar.

Nice shooting. Now you going to eat that thing?

 

[chance]

Great job nice hunt and shot!!!

 

[Britsmoothy]

Well done, looks like you got it in the side of it's noggin, perfect :thumbsup:

Brits.

 

[Trench]

Well there you go! Now you've got some confidence in that .32! Nice! :thumbsup:

 

[hawk]

that's the ticket... :thumbsup:

 

[John Wasmuth]

:thumbsup:

 

[gmww]

At first I was thinking a Hog (pig). Nice kill BTW!

 

[RugerDog]

Nice shooting!

I had the same reaction - got my first hog (boar type) with a .45 last month, and though that's about as small as I'd want to go.

 

[texcl]

I need to get out and kill some gophers, they did $550 worth of damage this spring to my underground lines. I love sniping them with my .36, and can actually justify it to miy wife when I'm gone shooting for 4 hours. That's good shoot'n.