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Not to thread-jack you....& I'm pretty sure I've told this story here before. Anyhow, I got me one of them there wild pigs right near my house with my 30-06. Yeah, thaz right, in the heart of NC where they don't even exist! Well, all I can say is one did exist, perhaps two, and neither are probably still here - one for sure is not!
The story is a guy that lives about 2 miles from my hunt traps those suckers down in SC. Well before thanksgiving he gets the idea to bring 2 (1 male 1 female) home with him to keep in a pen. Planning to fatten them up for a turkey day slaughter. Long story short they both escaped and at least one of them lived unhappily ever after when he (the male) walked into my cross-hairs to get some easy corn from my barrell feeder. I had to rub my eyes, slap myself, and was just in sheer disbelief. My first thought was its a black lab?? Anyway, one I did the positive ID I squeezed and put one right in his neck. Poor fella fell over in his tracks - 2 quick leg kicks and DIRT NAP.      Say hello to my little friend - flying squirrel that I hunted with one evening!  SH!T How'd THAT get in here?? 
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03-06-2010, 06:21 AM
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Very cool Blue!
And the nocturnal tree rat! Those look a little darker than the ones around here. Forgot to mention, there are 6 management area's along the Altamaha River having special hog hunts March 1-10 involving over 73,000 acres with a combination of swamp, river bottom and high ground. And the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge will have one March 13-21, about 20,000 acres are allowed to be hunted there.
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