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Wmwendler
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« Reply #20 on: April 16, 2009, 10:25:21 pm » |
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I was not there but Dad bayed a 200lb pot bellied boar once a long time ago. When I was a kid I was with my dad feeding hay near Milano, Tx and saw a Cougar with two cubs. My brother and I saw another cougar in 2001 when we were 4-wheelin' in his Toyota near belton Texas on Ft. Hood land.
Back a few years ago I was hog hunting with some freinds and we had a group bayed and sent the catch dog and ended up catching two out of the group then. After the catch dog hit the group busted and two hogs with no dogs on them came by and I was'nt gonna shoot but my freinds said "SHOOT!", so I did but missed or so I thought. We got the two hogs loaded and kept on hunting and later on the dogs struck again but this was a few hours later and well over a mile away from where we caught the others. Well, we ended up catching two hogs there also, but one of them had a big streak of hide missing in its back. And for the life of me I could not figgure it out. It was fresh but not from a dog then I realized it was the hog I shot at and only grazed it. The angle was right and same size and color as the one I shot at. I am almost certain the other hog we caught in that spot was the other hog that ran by...same size and color. Had that not happened we would have though they were just some other hogs and not from the group we bayed earlier that day. You would think that hogs would leave the country after having your mates caught and you almost shot but these only went a little less than a mile and a half.
Waylon
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