No hog hunters out there? If you dont know how to post pics ask me i tell ya.
Heres another one from the Central Coast area taken on the run with a Springfield '03 A3 .30-06
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I'll play!

I took this 175-lb barr hog in Florida back in May of this year with my Ruger M77 .338 win mag, loaded with 250 grain Partition Golds.........

Blacktailer -- Central Coast has lots of hogs -- spent a couple years in SLO! Nice!

Here's another I took in Missouri back in '04. He wighed just a hair more than 200-lbs, and I shot it with my .416 Rem loaded with 400 grain Hawk Deadsofts at 2300 fps. The shot shredded his heart but he still managed to run 50 yards -- they're tough buggers!

I killed this ol' boar hog back in the early 90's. Popped him with a 70 grain Speer .224 bullet from my Remington 700 BDL. He went about 20 yards after the shot.

That's a big hog, Ironwood!

Took this ol' gal in 1994. 150 grain Sierra flat nose. Fired from a 788 Remington in 30-30. Took only 1 shot and she dropped in her tracks. You can see the rifle leaning against the tree. That should give you an idea of the size of the sow.

Another good one, Ironwood!

Here's a meat hog I shot in Florida in '04. Again, .416 Rem with 400 grain Deadsofts..........

Blacktailer, My first real deer rifle was a 1903 Springfield. I think it cost me all of $30.00 from Montgomery & Wards. I still have the rifle. I take it to the woods on occasion.

Here's a couple hogs I took with the 70 grain Speer bullet in my 22-250. Two shots, two hogs. The biggest and first one I shot went about 10 feet the other dropped in it's tracks. I have to admit I was a little faster back in those days. As I recall I was standing in the middle of a logging road, about ankle deep in water. I was sort of ticked off that I lost one of the ejected cartridge cases in the water. That's me in the blue jacket.

Keep 'em coming, Ironwood! That's great!

Nice piggies fellas , Whitworth , love that four wheeler ..