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Started by Afollrod07, January 21, 2007, 06:11:00 PM

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Afollrod07

hey guys im from south central Ohio and i know that there are hogs here in Vinton County - i would like to hunt them some time this year - i have a 60# longbow and im goin to use cedar arrows - do u think that will be enough - any suggestions would be great

thanks a lot,

Adam

Wudstix

60# is more than enough bow, with 9-10 gr per lb. arrow weight.  Sharp broadheads are a must.  I recommend the cut on impact kind.  Magnus, STOS, Ribtek,...  The place to hit them is low in the chest right were the front leg joins.  Sligthly behind the leg is OK.  DO NOT shoot them like a deer or you will be tracking hog for miles.  The lungs are small by comparison to a similar sized deer.  A hog can go forever on one lung.  There have been many pics posted in the PowWow and this thread.  Broadside is best.  They won't go far if you hit them right.
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buck-tamer00

i'm with wudstix, my cousin to his first hog with his 45lb recurve and a 480g arrow. but man did that arrow fly slow!!!
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Afollrod07

thanks a lot guys - yeah a few people i know went down to florida to hunt them and they took traditional gear - now these are older guys that are really good and have been hunting with trad gear for more than 30 years - it took 8 arrows to take it down, all 3 of them shot at it while it was running around - i dont want that to happen because even though i like to hunt i dont like to see animals suffer - thanks again for the help and if you have any suggestions on how to hunt them please let me know - remember this is my first time and i wont be going with a guide, just a friend of mine

thanks again,

adam

Mr Green 740

Anyone out there know of any reasonable and reputable boar hunting guides in central florida?
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buck-tamer00

there is one guide neer lake okachobee,
he charges $100 a day  for hog hunts, i'll look him up.
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elchen recurve bow 47lb @28"

buck-tamer00

heres the website, this guy has pretty good prices.

http://www.ronsguideservice.com/rates2.htm
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GrayRhino

Adam, I'd like to know more about hogs in Vinton county.  I'll be visiting in Ohio this summer.  Are they on public land?
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coyote Tim

I killed a nice 200# hog  up in Door run,  "wayne national forest"

GrayRhino

Wow, coyote, that is a big hog!  Sent you a PM.
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"All bowhunting trips are good,  some are just real good!"  Bill Baker

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Afollrod07

http://www.ohiodnr.com/WILDLIFE/Hunting/wildboar/feral%20swine%20map.jpg

this is about all i kno about hunting there - were planning on goin down there and talk to the locals about where they have seen them and see what we can come up with

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