Hog Hunting
Hog hunting is just like deer hunting. They are both best to hunt at the break of dawn and at nightfall. Some of the most effective hunting strategies are spot and stalk, stand hunting, and dog hunting. The spot and stalk strategies is effective because wild hogs have a good sense of hearing and smell. But there eyesight is very poor. So once you spot the pig you stalk them because they have the poor eyesight. Stand hunting is basically the same thing as hunting deer out of a tree stand. With dog hunting most new hunters will need to go with a guide because of the lose restrictions.
Different types of rifles that are used for hog hunting are a .243 caliber, .45/70, .450 marlin, .444 marlin. Some of the bigger states that do hog hunting are Texas, Florida, California, Carolina, Tennessee, and Mississippi. https://www.fieldandstream.com/blogs/generation-wild/2008/06/hog-hunting-101
Different types of rifles that are used for hog hunting are a .243 caliber, .45/70, .450 marlin, .444 marlin. Some of the bigger states that do hog hunting are Texas, Florida, California, Carolina, Tennessee, and Mississippi. https://www.fieldandstream.com/blogs/generation-wild/2008/06/hog-hunting-101
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| This hog was taken in Southern Florida |
i have always wanted to go to the everglades to hog hunt. However, I would use a spear to hunt with.
ReplyDeleteYeah just recently my dad has moved to Texas and in the area he is living in it is very popular. I have been asking when him and i can go up in a helicopter and hunt.
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ReplyDeleteWow that hog looks giant! I would love to know just how large this subculture is compared to deer hunting. Is this sport significantly more dangerous than deer hunting? So many questions! Love the fact that Jeremy said he would use a spear, sounds like a life experience and thrill.
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