Aussie_Hunter
AH elite
Any other brumby hunters out there? I know shooting wild horses (Brumbies) can be a bit of a controversial topic at times even in hunting circles but at the end of the day a feral/wild horse is no different to a feral pig or buffalo in Australia. I believe Australia has the largest wild horse population in the world at around half a million. I have shot a lot of brumbies in my time, I have access to private land that is riddled with them but today I got a pure white stallion that was an absolute monster. This stallion would make a lot of Thoroughbred stallions look small, brumbies have bred up over the years from domestic horses that have either escaped or been let go and obviously there is some bloody good genetics around the area I hunt.
I often then also shoot boars a week or so later eating the dead brumbies, don't know what it is about a dead brumby but the pigs in Australia just can not resist it, well known as being the best pig bait in Australia.
The photo of this stallions hoof will give you a better idea of his size, I would put him at around 500kg (1100lbs)
Biggest Brumby Stallion to date for me, a broadside shot to the neck and then a finisher between the front legs into the chest with y 458 Lott did the trick.
I often then also shoot boars a week or so later eating the dead brumbies, don't know what it is about a dead brumby but the pigs in Australia just can not resist it, well known as being the best pig bait in Australia.
The photo of this stallions hoof will give you a better idea of his size, I would put him at around 500kg (1100lbs)
Biggest Brumby Stallion to date for me, a broadside shot to the neck and then a finisher between the front legs into the chest with y 458 Lott did the trick.