Wild hog just tried to kill me.

you going to eat those piglets?

LOL hog traps are dangerous.

I had a coon attack me that I had to stop a 'charge' last month.

I had one a couple months ago charge at me in the dark in my yard. Made me shite! Passed within 5' of my arse. Come to find out that my son was baiting Dove in the yard. I had to put an end to that crap!

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wonder were he learned that

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Not from me Oh, he didn't hunt them. I do have my standards.

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homeboy style).

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I jumpback in grab .40 and shoot out window (homeboy style).

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You might want to invest in some of these.

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Coming down the hill I see a black streak run through the woods close to my trap

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I pull up to the trap and see 5 piglets in there

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I step out of the jeep

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Am I the only one lost here?

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I must have got lucky and killed it b/c she didn't come back

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Favorite part of the story

too bad he didn't have a Judge on him. 410 his arse!

I think its very unsafe to just be shooting at black streaks.

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Hog danger level so over rated

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I generally agree.

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I never had a hog chase me. I never heard of someone being chased by a hog.

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I have had three such encounters though in the mere 5 yrs I have been hunting.

1) A non wounded sow spotted me at 20 yards while I was walking back from my stand charge two yards and then stand its ground just before I put a .308 through its skull (the shot scared its very young piglets that were not initally visible in the brush just behind her)
2)A 180 lb boar spun around and charged at two of us from 80 yards out after my buddy hit him in the shoulder with a .270. As he fumbled with his bolt the hog closed 40 yrds. Realizing he was not going to get the second shot off I put the boar down with two shots from my SKS. The first hit him low in the chest which stopped his charge but he was still standing. The second evacuated his cranium.
3) Walking in to duck blind and two of us jumped 5 or 6 100 pounders. They scatterred as we opened fire with goose shot. We both dropped one with our first shots (only about 15 yrds out). My second shot missed its mark, and my third wounded a boar. My buddy's second shot was in the arse of a dissapearing hog and luckly for me he had not shot his 3rd. My wounded boar turned and ran side to side in the dense brush trying to find an exit then turned and ran straight at me. My buddy dropped him at 10 yrds.


A cornered, scared, or injured hog will charge. So will a sow protecting her piglets.