A Few Boars Lost In The Dry Country

[Mark R]

Went out last weekend to look for a mob of hogs that I know have been frequenting some wheat stubble country a long way from the river country they usually may be found.
A trio of boars taken with my Winchester M70 in 300H&H and Woodleigh 180gr PP that I'm considering for my next trip to Africa.

 

[Foxi]

superpi(c)gs
In which area do you hunt them ?
Regards from Munich
Foxi

 

[Sand Rat]

Good shooting!

 

[Wayne t]

Well done some good looking bacon there

 

[cpr0312]

Nicely done, congrats!

 

[cagkt3]

Well done, looks like the rifle is shooting just fine

 

[Ridgewalker]

Wow! That's some fine looking hogs! Great job!

 

[Nyati]

Nice pigs!

 

[brettp]

How'd it do? I'm building a 300H&H right now. Looking at 180gr tsx as my Africa PG, Leopard and Croc load.

 

[Mark R]

superpi(c)gs
In which area do you hunt them ?
Regards from Munich
Foxi

I am in the North West of Victoria, Australia

Cheers,
Mark.

 

[CAustin]

Good shooting Mark

 

[BRICKBURN]

What are the "melons" ??? in the first picture?

Congrats on your cull success.

 

[Nosler guy]

Good work - what were your observations on bullet performance and results? This is one of the bullets I am considering trying in .300 Win Mag and 30-06 - any feedback would be appreciated - thanks

 

[Mark R]

What are the "melons" ??? in the first picture?

Congrats on your cull success.

They are Paddy Melons first brought out here with the Afghan's when they imported their camels for desert food for them.

Good work - what were your observations on bullet performance and results? This is one of the bullets I am considering trying in .300 Win Mag and 30-06 - any feedback would be appreciated - thanks

Didn't dig these one's out but they worked...... I am an avid Woodleigh user for quite a few years and calibres. I have used them in .416, 9.3 and .338 and will be using these next year on plainsgame.