Cool, don't know if I could get myself to hunt in the dark down there, tooooo many things bite back!     Way to go Jason!


David

Nice!!  How about some details?

Face off with a dominant boar hog is scary in the daytime. Brave heart there Jason. Looking forward to the story and pics.

You're next Charlie. Go get one.

With three of TG's best story tellers together,who's writing the article???

Looking forward to the story and pix!!!

Congrats Jason!!!  

Charlie here...I mentioned on another thread that I'm gettin ready to go out there and try to ventilate a porker. Just a little shootin session, some grub and a change of clothes and I'm out of here.

Having an absolute blast with these two guys (CK and Jason). Heck! It was even fun dragging out Jason's hog and he didn't slide all that easy.    

He's taken up residence in a cooler under a mound of ice and should provide lots of tasty meals for the Wesbrock family.

Will update tomorrow about this evening's hunt.

Friendship is the best medicine!  

Have a safe forth.

"Friendship is the best medicine"......

......good for you bud!!!!   And same to you          

Way to go Jason!

I can't wait to hear about this trip!

Congrats Jason!!!

And thanks for calling....and be careful in them cactuses    :D ...I just got the two spikes out of my right eye lid tonight from trailing Guru's Javie during the mod melt.    :eek:

Congrats Jason!  

Good stuff.  More.  More        ...Van

Nice!! Lookin forward to some photos and story tellin.

Well, I'm back home. Not even unpacked yet, but that can wait. I've got over 500 digital photos to go through, but thought I'd put this one up first.

To begin with, I'm no gator wrestler. I'd never seen a wild gator until the other night on Curtis' boat, so I ended up spending a lot of time trying to photograph them as they'd come along.

Probably the third or fourth gator we saw was this little three-footer that let us ease the boat right up to it. While I was up on the platform of the boat taking photos, Curtis apparently decided that I could take a lot better pictures with the thing in my lap. So he grabs a gaf and, without harming the gator, scoops and flips the thing right in the boat.

I stood up just in time for this very unhappy aligator to land on my boot. Without ruining my drawers, I got the heck off the platform while Curtis wrestled the gator into submission.

And he was right. It was a lot easier to take pictures with the gator in the boat.

 

Cool Picture!  Let's see the other 499!

Oh yeah...here's the hog.

Now thats a hog. The smile says it all. Congrats.

Looks like a happy group....now let's hear the hog story.  :rolleyes:

Dang nice hog there.  I think i remember that tree in the back ground. Hmmmm let me check our pics.

Mike

I agree, great pics. See more and lets hear some stories!    

Jason, one of these days you are gonna break out into a big toothy grin                 ....Van

Awesome hog        ...

Way to go Jason!          :D