Mr September

Why no photos and such from you???

I actually appreciate that. I wish more guys that felt that way, would do the right thing and do what you do.

Yeah tell us the whole adventure! You get into a herd of rabbits that needed thinning?

Couple pretty good ones in that line up. I have a LOAD of the skulls too. I should line them up like that once and do a photo.

Unfortunately actually becoming the truth rapidly.

Great read. Well worth the time and the dime...

Completely agree - ^^^ ____ Makes hunters look ignorant.

Keep us posted

Jason knows of what he speaks...

Is that an area you have hunted before?

What is a "sal"? If you don't mind me asking?

Never been in those areas. PM some of these guys that are seeing herds daily and see if they will give up a glassing point? They're not going to do that in an open forum if they're smart. Hunters helping hunters. If they do give you an area stay of the varmint call bull$h!t. That will ruin an area real quick, sometimes even into the future.

Awesome!~ How were the pig numbers? Conditions? Green?

Completely agree... ^^^ ___ Couldn't have explained it any simpler/better.

20A can be tough.

Obviously be sure you hit the legal requirements. Then be dang sure you are VERY disciplined when it comes to shot selection with that set up. But there is enough energy for Javelina if you use the right style broad head well tuned. Also be sure he can hit a grapefruit every time at what ever you determine his max distance to be, because that is roughly the size of the heart lung package on these little guys...

Actually thats my guy...

Cactus Bounders on the prod...

Watched that on you tube.Very cool. How come you didn't show more of your long bow shot and follow up/recovery on your pig?

Here is the underside of the base on the mount above. Kind of did it like it was the ceiling of a cave or something...

Very cool mount.

A custom form we built and mounted a few years ago...

Very cool little metal art thing we got down there.

Very not cool...^^^

Very cool. Love how unique that is.