I heard a rumor..............

[Terry Green]

 

 

 

 

[FerretWYO]

Man that place is gorgeous. Great stuff Rob and Terry. Many Congrats to you Rob.

     

[Wildschwein]

Where did this hunt take place? Looks great.

[Benny Nganabbarru]

Well-done! That sort of heat is awfully hard on a fellow.

[Rob DiStefano]

Originally posted by Wildschwein:
Where did this hunt take place? Looks great.

South Carolina

[Don Batten]

Great Job fellows. That turf looks amighty familiar. I bet that creek had alot more water in it back in Dec. Nice hogs Rob. DB

[Rob DiStefano]

When I had come back from my first tracking effort on the pig, to meet up with Terry, I did a search for the arrow and found it - it was a complete pass through, and the feathers were now a matted blood brown and no longer bright yellow.  The uber sharp Wensel and mighty Mohawk had done their jobs perfectly, all I hadda do was point those tools in the right direction.  

 

After a brief rest, Terry and I did some picture taking, Terry field dressed the hogs, we loaded them onto the back of his Range Rover, and headed back to camp.  

 

It was late evening, perhaps around 10:30 or 11pm, and we were dog tired as the physical activities and steaming heat took its toll on us both.  Back at camp we celebrated with some ice cold Gatorade, then commenced the skinning and butchering.  Didn't finish up 'til past midnight, and after some well earned (and most delicious!) eats, we finally bunked down somewhere after 2am.

Steaming jungle heat and all, this was still a truly great hunt for me and I owe a great debt of grattitude to Terry and Michael for making this hunt possible and for Terry's expert knowledge in all manner of hunting - his guidance was the prime reason I had a perfect opportunity to down a good hog, and my fortune was blessed yet again with another hog.  Ya just can't beat that, humid heat or not!

Oh yeah, "Stand #4" is now officially known to me as "#4 Revenge"!  And I got my revenge two fold!  

 

[steadman]

Way to go Rob! Congrats!!

[DHR]

[lpcjon2]

Congrats Rob!! that looks so Jerseylicious...LOL

[wapiti792]

WAY TO GO!!!      

[Shaun]

Rob, way to go man! I think you need to talk to Whip about a distinctive hat - all that separates you from archery icon status. Nice shooting and great telling!

[Terry Green]

 
 

[RC]

Good job Fellas. The larger pig is a goodun.
 I opt for the small ones unless I have a "dragger" around too.Mighty beautiful country.Love to hunt swamps.RC

[Terry Green]

Yeah Robert.....there's a BIG difference in 'draggin' vs 'totin'.    

Rob done good by getting one of both!!!

[Northwest_Bowhunter]

Is it true that baby pig is the best pork there is?

[wv lungbuster]

Awesome story and pics!! Great job guys.

[Bill Turner]

Way to go Rob. Congrats on holding up your end of the bargain. What I know of Terry, he was probably happier than you, to see you lay'um low. "Good friends and good times shared", thats one combination that is hard to beat.  

[Mohawkbows]

Good shootin Rob......makin bacon!

[Ben Maher]

Guitar players who use longbows may eventually rule the world eh Rob !
good going ...

Ben