Gregg,
Is that WMA area the one just outside of Albany headed towards Calhoun County?

Doug

Good job Gregg!!

Congrats  

Doug, i'll answer for Gregg, he's probably asleep by now (like I should be). Yes, you've got the right place.

Gregg (when you wake up), sorry I missed out on the hunt, would have been good to spend some more time with you and the fellas but had to be at work (seems to happen a lot last couple of years). looking forward to your Spring event, maybe we'll finally get to have that talk then.

Great story. Looks like you got this hog hunting down pat. That's a lot of BBQ.

Sounds like y'all had a great hunt. Can not wait to get back to GA and start chasing some pigs around.

Congrats on the hog!!!

Glad it worked out nice pig. Joe

Gregg,
Congrats on the hog !!! Great pics and story !

Yep, Chuck and Danny are top notch guys. They put up with them Coot boys, Skyler, and Mason for a few days when we were down shooting the fall shoot with you FL boys. I enjoyed spending time and talking with them. We sure did share some good frog legs at dinner too. Congrats again Gregg !

nocams

Nice!!! Congratulations, sounds like everyone had a great time.
Daren

arhhh..... reminds me of my days on cape york peninsula. the swamps look similar too. nice work. pig hunting is such great fun.

Congrats.   Great story and pictures.  Thanks for sharing.

Very nice hog, great hunt! That's the perfect eating size!

Thanks guys.  I would rather be lucky than good and I realize that was a major factor in my success.

Jimmy,  I hope you and Mason can make it down for another shoot soon.

That's a dandy Gregg!!! Congrats!!!!!!

Gregg

Congratulations once again!  It was a pleasure meeting you this weekend.  Hopefully we will cross paths again, but dragging my hog next time.  

Gregg, Congrats nice hog & story.  Question: do you always use WW on hogs?  Or switch to a 2 blade on a boar?  Jeff

Doc, I am not the hog slayer that some of these boys are.  My experience is limited to a handful of hogs.  All have been shot with Wensels and 100 grain steel adapters.  None of them have been "monster" boars.

Nice  job Gregg! I still need to talk to ya when you get a minute.

Way to go buddy...congrats!!