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Catch, cut, and release.....don't they still have tusks that could cut pretty quick and deep?
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Yes. Get the back legs off the ground and flip them then hobble their legs. We use dogs also.
 
You're asking as if Tony and 'dem sillissippians have thought beyond the sheer fun of boar wrasslin'...
Here is a small one but it’s the same thing. I’ve been almost cut several time and nicked a couple of times but you don’t think about it.

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Catch, cut, and release.....don't they still have tusks that could cut pretty quick and deep?
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Not all of them have big cutters. Usually the dogs have their heads down by the ears and we grab the back legs. I caught one in my back yard one evening. No knife or anything one me. Yard dogs had him bayed up and he almost got me. Had to run home and get a rifle while the dogs bayed him.



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How much difference is tween a nick and a cut???
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If you walk out or get carried out of the woods. I’ve seen some guys hurt and dogs carried out unfortunately
 
Better question is what's the difference between "almost cut" and "nicked". Inquiring minds want to know...
You know when somebody has been cut and when somebody has been nicked. Big difference
 
Starlink or UFO?

Saw this in the western sky tonight about an hour and half after sunset. A series of individual lights traveling in a straight line in a NE direction. Visible for about a minute until they disappeared overhead. The horizontal lines are power lines. First saw them about 30° above the horizon and they disappeared at about 70° or so.

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Paxtons been shooting dines in the target but had an interested day today. Belly grazed a big doe that ran off. Only found some short white belly hair. Think he got jitters. Dogs couldn’t even find her and they are the two best dogs in the state. 3 does never ran so I told him to take him a smaller one that ran off. Perfect quarter shot but she ran about 30 yards. Dogs found her quickly.



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Paxtons been shooting dines in the target but had an interested day today. Belly grazed a big doe that ran off. Only found some short white belly hair. Think he got jitters. Dogs couldn’t even find her and they are the two best dogs in the state. 3 does never ran so I told him to take him a smaller one that ran off. Perfect quarter shot but she ran about 30 yards. Dogs found her quickly.



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Yes, hitting real live animals are different than paper targets.
We all have learned that.
 
Yes, hitting real live animals are different than paper targets.
We all have learned that.
Trying to explain that to him. There was 5 in the plot so that didn’t help matters lol
 
Starlink or UFO?

Saw this in the western sky tonight about an hour and half after sunset. A series of individual lights traveling in a straight line in a NE direction. Visible for about a minute until they disappeared overhead. The horizontal lines are power lines. First saw them about 30° above the horizon and they disappeared at about 70° or so.

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Starlink satellites. I was ready for the little green people when I first saw those!! Sure was weird.
 
Starlink satellites. I was ready for the little green people when I first saw those!! Sure was weird.
Definitely shocked me when I first saw them, then I realized what they had to be. Didn't know they were so bright or traveled so fast across the sky.
 
Weird antlers on that buck. Lots of points but it's like they didn't grow big enough for his size. Maybe they're really wide and the angle of the photo makes them look small.
That's a common Whitetail, Mule deer rack would be twice as big in most cases on the same diet. Not at all strange to land a nice 8 point whitetail buck with a 10 -12" spread on a 260 pound Maine deer. Location plays a big part, as does the genetics.
 
That's a common Whitetail, Mule deer rack would be twice as big in most cases on the same diet. Not at all strange to land a nice 8 point whitetail buck with a 10 -12" spread on a 260 pound Maine deer. Location plays a big part, as does the genetics.
8 points meaning 8 tines, right? Not that western math where each time is only woth a 1/2 point? :sofa:
 
8 points meaning 8 tines, right? Not that western math where each time is only woth a 1/2 point? :sofa:
Don’t that just make you wanna slap somebody lol
 
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