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Texas Hog Hunt


xedge2002

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We went to TX hog hunting a couple of weeks ago and I figured I would post some pictures of the trip. We didn't have as much success as we hoped to but it was still a really good time. We got 6 hogs for 10 guys, a few coyotes and one guy took a shot at a bobcat but missed it. We had a great group of guys go down with us this year and it sounds like most of them are planning on coming again next year. The outfitter we go with has over 40,000+ acres that we can hunt. They take awesome care of us while we are there. 3 meals a day, take us out to the stands and pick us up, and they have a lot of fun taking us out hunting.

Here is what we see as we are coming down the road into the outfitter camp:

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A couple of the deer mounts they have in the lodge:

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A boar they have mounted in the lodge:

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Our group that went this year:

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Here is one of the trucks the guides own that we ride out to our stands in:

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Sunrise from one of my stands in the morning:

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Hen Turkeys from one of my stands, the tom's were a couple of minutes behind them. It was pretty cool watching the Tom's a couple of them got into a fight:

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One of the pigs one of our guys shot:

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The pig my dad shot:

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The bunk houses we get to stay in from the outside:

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