that cold steel boar spear is a heck of a thing. Kinda like there Asagai spear too, wonder if I spelled that right?
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that cold steel boar spear is a heck of a thing. Kinda like there Asagai spear too, wonder if I spelled that right?
Don't matter how it's spelled, just remember the boar can be thrown if you have the arm but the Asagai will bend if you try to take a charge with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by thunderbelly
I wouldn't suggest walking through any park in London with it , you would wind up looking outside through some barred windows , and not legal to hunt with since that clown posted his video of himself hunting [can't remember] it was either boar or a bear with one of those.Quote:
I'll go old school.. legal in every park in town too.
Thanks Greg, operation is done and all went well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Greg Morris
I hope you guys get him. Please keep everyone posted.
A couple of guys that I worked with in GE lived on 'hobby' farms in Texas (800 Acres & 600 Acres) and the hogs are out of control down there.
They are very destructive and extremely hard to eradicate - a fishermans version of Asian Carp.
We definitely do NOT want these guys setting roots in Ontario
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ob0fgc0I7A
This wild boar action blows my mind. Little Franz is nothing short of unbelievable. Makes you want to go out and buy a Sauer.
Unbelievable shooting!
And, that's how they keep them under control in Europe and they are not over running the country side.
Plus they are disease prone. Around the camp here and State wide there has been adviseries to hunters and taxidermist about cautions when handling carcass.. a double edged sword, the State wants them gone / hunted but is obliged to warn the public.
Can those guys ever shoot,eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenelon