kd5zex wrote:I am a little ashamed to make this post post but here goes...
We went to our little ranch for a final hunt and to close up the joint for the year. We went for an "informal" hunting expedition, and low and behold I had two pigs come our at about 1740. Long story short, I picked the calico pig, his buddy was a red, and completely missed the bugger. I think I closed my eyes just as the shot broke and missed him high and to the left. I determined this after a through investigation of the scene where I found a large hole in the ground accompanied by several lead stained rocks.
In seventeen seasons of hunting this is the first animal I have missed and I am a little down on myself but I am chalking it up to experience and now me and piggy have a date for later on this year. Below are the pics from the game camera.

Piggy

Candid dejection
Add 9 years, a day and 13 hours to the dates on the pic.

Classic set up, post deer season. Since there's no season or limit on those little buggers, get back out there and cap him. Hogs are a blast and danged tasty. You'll getcha' one eventually and probably see many more of its relatives. Good luck. I'm envious.
