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FLORIDA HOG HUNT 2024-2025
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10 acre dry island surrounded by half a mile of wet swamp. Got a better explanation than what we're all thinking. 
Well I made it home safe and sound
It was a great week!!!
Lots of pigs killed
Lots of hanging out swapping stories
Thanks to everyone one involved!!
I wasn’t sure about taking the little camper down but I must admit it was really nice to have
It was a great week!!!
Lots of pigs killed
Lots of hanging out swapping stories
Thanks to everyone one involved!!
I wasn’t sure about taking the little camper down but I must admit it was really nice to have
Sounds like an awesome time. Thanks for posting the pics and updates.
I have a bunch of pics to post,can't do right now. But I'll give you something to think about...
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Me: "why is Dan taking creeper pictures"
John: Hey Joe, I’ll cover my eyes and I’ll count to a hundred and come find you.
Joe: What the hell did you just say?
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You guys know I like to geek out on stuff. So pigs were introduced in FL by the Spanish explorer Hernando De Soto in 1539 when they brought them over for food. Pigs were perfect with their high survivability for the trip, rather self-sustaining foraging abilities, and a prolific reproducer. After a while they were free-range and as people moved to new settlements oftentimes most of the pigs were left behind. Most have strong Eurasian boar genetics. Long snout, black hair, and the classic Eurasian razorback look. But even 485 years later they throw genetic signs of their heritage in their markings. The sow John shot has a white stripe reminiscent of an ancient breed of pig from Italy called the Cinta Sense. The Cinta Senese predates the Roman empire, yet here this sow is throwing Cinta Senese genetics. Or the markings came from the Hartford breed brought to America later around the time of Christopher Columbus which has the same genetic lineage from Europe.
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I wish the hotdog packers and hotdog bun packers would get on the same page, BTWI asked Dan why hotdogs come in a pack of 10 when only 8 fit in my ass.
You want Doug to show up? This is how you get him to show up. He can not be held liable for what happens next. You asked for this.I asked Dan why hotdogs come in a pack of 10 when only 8 fit in my ass.
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So what was the final dead piggy count?
In camp. 4 sows, 1 boar, 3 juvenils, 4 piglets.
Wounded unrecovered, 3 or 4 adults and maybe the same for piglets.
All told 12 confirmed kills, 6-8 wounded. So 18-20 removed from the woods. Which sounds awesome but thats nothing a single sow can't replace before we come back next year.
Four more grown ones and two piglets and counting since you guys left. Will post pictures when I get this big bitch out of the woods.
