I hope you Misfits are signing up for the

Gary Reeder
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Thursday, August 15, 2024, 15:44 (714 days ago)

HHC coming in a little less than 6 weeks, Sept 26 thru 29. I know Alan has some specials lined up for us and Lynn who decides on the exotic game running wild there will also have some specials for us. I am sure he won't have any Rhino but I guarantee you guys will like this hunt.
Also I have had some folks ask about bringing some friends. The answer to that is absolutely. Bring your friends, wives, girl friends, whoever you like. This is a great hunt for everyone. Alan has 5 big areas to hunt and a lot of species there.
In one area that is steep hills with lots of large rock outcropping is loaded with hogs and small herds of hogs and you really have to work for them.
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Another area is also very steep and with a small creek at the bottom the hogs are big and mean in this area. They call it the Canyon.
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One other area is rolling fields with thick woods at the edges.This is where the elk, Bison, water buffalo and exotic deer hang out. Shots in this area can be a bit longer.
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Another area is also a hard one to hunt. It is the cornfield. It is extremely thick with corn stalks and a hog can be 2 feet away from you before you even see it.
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Another area is where the real exotics hang out. This is the area where you might see a black guy on a motor bike with a crocodile for a seat.
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In just about any area you will find hogs of every color and size. If you want to fill up your freezer this is the place for you.
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And in any of these areas there are the exotics, the real unusual critters. If you want something unusual to hang on the wall this is the place for that.
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So no matter what you choose to hunt you will have a great time among some of the finest folks around, the Misfits.

Mailed my deposit today

Randy Barnett
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Friday, August 16, 2024, 03:50 (714 days ago) @ Gary Reeder

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Roman and I are planning to show. Maybe more.

WB
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Friday, August 16, 2024, 12:16 (714 days ago) @ Randy Barnett

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Done

IC
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Friday, August 16, 2024, 13:00 (714 days ago) @ WB

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In the first section of pics the hog lying with my 510 GNR

Gary Reeder
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Friday, August 16, 2024, 14:48 (713 days ago) @ IC

on him is about as close to a true Russian wild boar as you are going to find anywhere. It has the rough hair running down the center of his back, the straight ears, the straight tail and good cutters. That pic and the next one are both the type hogs usually found down in the canyon.
On the last HHC Kase got onto one of them down in the bottom of one of the steep canyons. It took over an hour and several hot 45 Long Colts to put him down and keep him down.
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If you want a true Russian wild boar this is the best place to find one. Look for the rough bristly stiff hair running down the center of his back, the straight ears, the straight tail and decent cutters. They will be big in the shoulders and have a small rear end and not usually a really big hog. A 250 lb hog is a big one when it comes to a true Russian hog.
If you want a good eating hog or for the freezer, the Russian is really not the way to go. They are a lean tough meat. A true Russian is a trophy hog, one to put on the wall.

For a freezer hog go with one that has floppy ears, a curly tail and runs about 250 lbs max. A real big hog will often be a lot of fat and not a really healthy eating hog. I saw a kid with a 357 Magnum Marlin rifle shoot a hog in the cornfield that weighed over 700 pounds. It was solid fat. And for a eating hog that is not a good one. Here are some good eating hogs...
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Here are some hogs I would pass on. They are loaded with fat and the more fat the less healthy they are. Some folks like a lot of fat on a hog and that is fine but all that fat just ain't good for you. If you see a big hog and he waddles and his belly almost touches the ground, it is doubtful he would be good eating plus he sure wouldn't be a real trophy hog.
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These are just some things you can look for at the HHC. There are plenty of good trophy hogs and plenty of meat hogs. The trophy hogs will probably run well under 200 lbs while the meat hogs will be a bit more than that. Have a good time and no matter what you take home he will give you some good memories. Hopefully I will see you there.

This would be a non eating hog LOL

jthomson
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Friday, August 16, 2024, 20:06 (713 days ago) @ Gary Reeder

Yep, that would be another "Russian" boar

Gary Reeder
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Saturday, August 17, 2024, 12:45 (713 days ago) @ jthomson

It has all the right features, bristly hair on the back, hunp on the back with a small rear end. Pointed ears and good cutters. Plus it was killed while trying to breed a Suzuki.

HCC

Tchilev
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Friday, August 16, 2024, 18:07 (713 days ago) @ Gary Reeder

Sure disappointed I am not going to be able to come this year. That time frame has my momma moving on my property with me. But y’all have a good time, hunt well, and drink some whiskey for me!!

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