Gigantic Hog! BIGGEST Boar I have ever shot with a BOW!!!

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[@IEatGlowStick5]

Why are so many people commenting about how this is cruel. By killing the hogs, hunters are saving the agricultural jobs and the environment . The pigs are so aggressive that they have no natural predators other than humans. So, to all those snowflakes saying this is bad and cruel, don’t watch these videos.

[@antonpaco]

Unfortunately some people don't know about the big problem they create.

[@GandlafTheWhite]

These are city folk who dont know shit about the devastation these hogs are costing farmers. So they come here to virtual signal and lecture

[@user-ud5um7vx4o]

Por que se les esta quitando su habitad por la agricultura y por que no hay control de la población humana entonces que venga un ser superior a matarnos también por que estamos destruyendo el planeta ? Hay que esperar eso? Para a ser razonamiento? Solución = control de la población humana a nivel mundial y no lo hacen peor EE.UU Tiene población dependiente de las drogas y el peor ejemplo de organización social suburbana.

[@ingr8ful1]

Damn liberals whine about everything , yet know nothing about reality . All I know is I identify as Non Bidenary

[@CoastalCarolinaOutdoors]

Because people are not smart 😂

[@kyngj86]

At least he didn't kill it for sport. He actually showed his audience like, " Hey, we eat what we kill." That makes for an even better video.

[@michaelangelos5117]

They are an invasive species taking over the land and destroying all the crops.

[@robktellwild9648]

Glad to see you use a fixed blade. BIG HOGS are tough.

[@bountiful5732]

who goes into the woods to kill gods creations only usual suspects

[@therandomoutdoorsman]

@@bountiful5732No one forced you to watch this. We enjoy hunting, plus he is saving crops. Hogs cause lots of damage to farmer’s fields. If you don’t like it, don’t watch it. No one is making you.

[@tristanpekula1583]

@@bountiful5732tissue?

[@alanhaime1423]

I have tried wild hog, very organic by the way and it tastes very good, it has a lot of protein. Congratulations that is a big Trophy!

[@user-eb9wq4yr5s]

bull Shit

[@NpausAsHawj]

Wild boar does taste better than normal pork from the stores.

[@prometeus0358]

A wild pig can be sick with trichinosis, if you eat such meat it will most likely be fatal

[@user-gr3tg2yk6o]

Wild hogs carries 100 times more germs and dangerous microbes .... not a single scientist recommend eating wild hogs ....

[@bountiful5732]

who goes into the woods to kill gods creations only usual suspects

[@pukalo]

It's insane how fast their reflexes are. If you go frame by frame you can see they react to the arrow before it hits.

[@suzancollins963]

Amazing Video, I'm just surprised that KZbin didn't Censor it

[@2012TheAndromeda]

Videos like this is rather educational! Thanks for sharing!

[@bountiful5732]

who goes into the woods to kill gods creations only usual suspects

[@theondebray]

The other day I was in a museum showing all different types of arrows used in the middle ages, and beyond, including armour piercing arrows. That choice of modern arrow sure did a good job. 👍👍

[@bountiful5732]

who goes into the woods to kill gods creations only usual suspects

[@jameswest8280]

@@bountiful5732 is that all you can say? Do you eat meat? This is way more humane than a slaughter house.

[@Stormsurge037]

This is the kind of guy I wouldn't mind spending my day in the woods, just so that I could learn my self and become a great hunter. My respect to him and his friends, for eating what he kills, awesome video.👍👍

[@ItsAWildLife1]

Thank you!

[@jameswest8280]

My dad used to take me hunting with him, some of my fondest memories. In Nevada, you can get a hunting license at 14, if you take a hunter safety class. The classes only lasts about a week.

[@the_90s92]

Glad you’re actually hunting for food and not just for a sport like others. Hate when people leave these animals go to waste.

[@Steve-ev6vx]

No one does that.

[@the_90s92]

@@Steve-ev6vx exactly you don’t but it happens not all is posted online

[@Steve-ev6vx]

@@the_90s92 I have hunted my whole life and never met a hunter that wastes meat, not once. If they can't eat it all, they give it to poor people or people that just like wild game meat. Sometimes you get an animal that is rank from hormones and is not edible, but that is rare and just happens sometimes.

[@finq0997]

it is literally illegal to not harvest the meat, there are actual laws that specify which parts of the animal you have to salvage and which ones are optional. Nobody just goes into the woods, shoots deer, bear or whatever, takes the head and leaves the meat to rot. Pest and predator control aside, but it's not like you can eat coyotes and foxes. I mean you could, but you wouldn't unless your starving.

[@the_90s92]

@@Steve-ev6vx great well that’s good to hear. What about those videos of those people gunning down hogs from a helicopter 🚁 and flying away?

[@prettyaprilgirl6970]

So nice to see good friends enjoying each others company!!

[@lennoxramberran1459]

Wonderful video, this animal most loved and super rare and very expensive in our country, a hog that size 300 lbs will cost over 4,000 us dollars. Viewer from trinidad

[@stephenolan5539]

But the damage done by the group of hogs there was probably way more than that. These are invasive and do a huge amount if damage.

[@bountiful5732]

who goes into the woods to kill gods creations only usual suspects

[@tecnaassessoriatecnologica7133]

Congratulations, Very professional and clean kill

[@chrisg6091]

Thanks for sharing your bowamanship & butchering skill 👍🏻

[@duanestrickler6814]

Excellent video and very informative. Please keep up the good work.

[@mousefarm]

Congratulations on catching this giant pig. I must say that your skills are excellent

[@ItsAWildLife1]

Thank you!

[@VeruxT]

Camper... He will report you after watching the kill cam 🗿

[@adanacharles2173]

With an and op weapon to so unfair

[@bountiful5732]

who goes into the woods to kill gods creations only usual suspects

[@neurokotheza3149]

😂😂😂😂

[@baldemarolivares1417]

I have a red spotted barrow hanging around my feeder. He's tusks are huge, he looks like a warthog. Enjoyed watching your video.

[@joelmoody1569]

A barrow is a castrated male pig,a boar is a pig that isn't castrated.

[@radamson1]

Where do these wild barrows come from? Are people cutting their nuts off and then releasing them, so they can harvest more eatable meat?

[@bountiful5732]

who goes into the woods to kill gods creations only usual suspects

[@radamson1]

@@bountiful5732 Who goes to the grocery store to have someone else kill God's creatures for them? Oh, right, woke idiots.

[@allangillis9159]

great video! Thank you!

[@smtakis1]

Great hunting success and nice video !

[@CarryTheTruth]

Wow! From Field to Feast! That is AWESOME!!

[@oldladyfarmer7211]

It always feels good to put food on the table for the family. Congratulations! Great job.

[@imwithstupid086]

I bet it feels extra good when you get the food directly from nature, too.

[@bountiful5732]

disgusting and if u ask the usual suspect why lol

[@kevinlawson2156]

Congratulations! Awesome Hog! My largest Hog was 374 lbs. But he was an uncut Oklahoma Boar. I got him at 12 yards while stalking during a bow hunt.

[@ItsAWildLife1]

Thats awesome! Heck of a hog!!

[@thejohnbeck]

wow that's close...

[@mikef.1000]

Man... the huntin', the killin', the cookin', the eatin'... fantastic!!

[@Atouk]

My Bear Alaskan with Easton 2514's tipped with 125 grain Montec broadheads worked for years for me. They fly like a rainbow, but 3 pins always put me on target.

[@bountiful5732]

who goes into the woods to kill gods creations only usual suspects

[@Fine_i_set_the_handle]

@@bountiful5732 If you're going to copy and paste the same ignorant statement all over on a youtube video at least make a coherent sentence.

[@bountiful5732]

@@Fine_i_set_the_handle u mus be usual suspect, the MAGAt kind

[@twagner6155]

I saw what I thought was a huge hog coming toward me in the Walmart parking lot....... It was a customer.

[@johnthonig1692]

👍🏻

[@user-nt3xo1jz6g]

They are everywhere 😅

[@kennethwikert2841]

Pork tomales. Pork scrapple. Pork chicharones. Pork steaks. You name it. I love pork.

[@juddevans8043]

That thing was a freakin tank!!!! CONGRATS!👍🏻🔥

[@tiffsaver]

I've never seen such a big hog in such PERFECT condition. Congrats!!!

[@matthewb8229]

That was superb shot placement!

[@terrancemelvin4178]

First awesome vid and great take down pure beast

[@claudedalton8970]

FIRST TIME HERE! LOVED IT! WILL BE BACK!

[@cherieford2899]

Good hunting. As to how it was nutted; there are people who do it when they catch a lot of small one's and then let them go to grow up into the big one here; so as to get a lot of really nice meat from it for the freezer. And it's really nice eating. Rendering the fat and then putting it in jar's and keeping it cool makes home made lard . Good stuff. Enjoy your day and there's more to come.

[@user-SahmJuanElse]

Interesting. Had no idea.

[@lesp315]

Don't it lard. This will kill you as fast as an arrow.

[@isaacrangelchavez3292]

Buena cacería muy buen video an de ver estado muy buenos esos chicharrones

[@farber2]

I like the light, great for filming.

[@ardiantowibowo269]

Mmaaannn you are playing the hunter : cotw in real life..!!! awesome.. 🔥🔥🔥

[@drewmarshall4422]

I'd call that waiting.............not hunting

[@mandoleenebando429]

😂😂😂 FACTS 💯

[@earlshaner4441]

Good evening from Syracuse NY brother you and your family will be eating good on Thanksgiving

[@ItsAWildLife1]

Happy Thanksgiving Earl!

[@earlshaner4441]

Thank you my friend and everyone

[@jeremyshoemaker1058]

Congratulations that was a big ol boy

[@bobjohnaon1909]

Good video. I'm from north Idaho. That's on my bucket list.

[@azamyahmad]

Absolutely beautiful sharing and very interesting video to watch .. keep it up Sir .. Merci beaucoup

[@131dyana]

Amazing kill. thank you for sharing with us. God bless.

[@bporter2941]

My mouth is watering, watching the end of the video.

[@INSTEREO07]

Just found your channel and I am enjoying your content very much. Keep it up!

[@ItsAWildLife1]

Awesome! Thank you will do!

[@PedroGarcia-lp3we]

Awesome hunt,i really enjoy your videos.

[@ItsAWildLife1]

Thank you!

[@davidgolden3946]

My heart want let me do that. To much could go wrong,great video much respect

[@JeremyS86]

those tips are gnarly edit: the first one you showed

[@chrislim1950]

Your archery...INCREDIBLE!!!! How long have you practiced?!?!?

[@khosrowjalali7898]

I really enjoyed watching this episode. This was a monster wild hog. All I could do is sit here and salivate watching you and friends eat the Pig crackling.😂

[@georgefaulk2528]

Sounds like a real serial killer.

[@wf8812]

Мясо вонючее,кабан дикий не кастрированый,лучше бы самку завалил.

[@cesarmoreno5996]

Just want to ask about the TASTE and FLAVOR .... Is the meat a little GAMY or does the grilling and frying take off some of the GAMINESS ? I have tasted uncastrated PIG and BOAR, and it is consistently gamy .. Maybe you can share info, a certain SPICE or way of cooking it to get a good flavor ? ? ? THANKS.

[@Glaciershark]

Gamey meat is not great. I have had some luck by boiling the meat till soft then drain the water and pull the meat into strands and add tons of BBQ sauce and hot sauce

[@arlenezante143]

Just add cinnamon stick while cooking to remove undesirable odour

[@bountiful5732]

who goes into the woods to kill gods creations only usual suspects

[@southtexashay777]

This Hog was castigated. They are called barrows and taste better and get bigger and fatter than a wild bore would.

[@rizwanrafeek3811]

Leviticus 11:7 And the swine, though he divide the hoof, and be clovenfooted, yet he cheweth not the cud; he is unclean to you. Leviticus 11:8 You shall not eat any of their flesh, and you shall not touch their carcasses; they are unclean to you. Christian's 'god' re-engineered the pig for human consumption?

[@rocketmoonshine9205]

Old tetstament

[@AdamScammell-jv1qz]

Nice to be on top of the food chain

[@vanman724]

How are wild boars castrated?

[@lyricmerck9008]

Escaped from a farm years ago

[@toddclean547]

We need thousands of people like you.

[@jaimechantre740]

En EE UU sobran los asesinos

[@toonvandongen835]

Geweldige jacht op wilde zwijnen. Zo moet het kort en effectief. Wel met de kogel en niet met de pijl.

[@CatFarmAgriculture]

Exceptional shots! These marksmen make hitting the bullseye look effortless.

[@Strawman333]

Nice one! Thanks for sharing with us!

[@garretdozier9596]

Awesome harvest! 🙏

[@fellow7091]

in the pig ranch

[@oldtimefarmboy617]

Blood will fluoresce when ultraviolet light is shined on it. And they make some good ultraviolet flashlights.

[@derrickrr5516]

You literally hit the strand of hair I was staring at. Perfect bullseye.

[@anthonyforfare7223]

Great content and really appreciate you sharing your experience!👍😉😊 Just a friendly suggestion from a fellow hunter from South Carolina, try the Bear razor head single bevel 175gr -250gr ,they are interchangeable. I have not had success with them on white tails, but they are great on hogs! God Bless 🙏😇

[@bountiful5732]

who goes into the woods to kill gods creations only usual suspects

[@anthonyforfare7223]

@@bountiful5732 people who like to eat meat 🥩 and don’t rely on others to harvest their food ! Read your Bible again,please. God put these animals here for us to eat. God Bless and I’ll pray for your 🙏😇❤️🇺🇸

[@bountiful5732]

​@@anthonyforfare7223​ link me the scripture usual suspect

[@raymondwaterman6520]

It's a cut boar with a docked tail. Somebody's pet!

[@reddog9161]

Thank GOD someone else seen it as well. I could be wrong but I kind of think this pig has been in a sty. He’s been cut, shortened tail and not a mark on him.

[@muffdvr5396]

That is ok It is in his tummy now

[@rblum100]

Looks like it got out of the farm a few years ago. It was a farm animal gone feral. Never a pet!

[@brodricj3023]

That pig had a massive foaming exit wound on the right side, but when it was propped up for the photo there was no sign of the wound. Different pigs?

[@stltSOUR]

Стрела имеет достаточно энергии чтоб на сквозь пройти, если кость не заденет.

[@erikvannik5208]

Cleaned ?

[@Dan_BCtoAZ]

Great shot!! Congrats!!

[@he--ru362]

WOWOW, love the video,you hunters are a very impressive breed of people. utilizing all sorts of tools to bring down such a big meal to share and have for your families. Hats off to you guys. cheers 🍻

[@calvinh.8882]

Now that's a hog! Congrats!

[@floridatrucker929]

Absolutely a great video

[@ItsAWildLife1]

Thank you!

[@donf3739]

Wild hogs don't get big and fat like that. They don't just stand around and eat corn and peanuts all day, they run a lot too. Those had to be farm-fed hogs. That's also why Blackie was castrated. I'm calling B.S.

[@nicolaalberti7736]

Please, tell me something about the setup: arrow weight, poundage, draw lenght and shot distance, thanks !! Congrats on the boar, it's a tank !!!

[@ItsAWildLife1]

61 lbs draw weight 29” draw length 50 grain insert 422 grain arrow weight

[@nicolaalberti7736]

@@ItsAWildLife1 Just about the same specs of my V3X 29 😁, thank you again !! What was the shot distance, 20 yards ?

[@ItsAWildLife1]

@@nicolaalberti7736 18 yards

[@nicolaalberti7736]

@@ItsAWildLife1 👍

[@billhardy873]

Well done Sir 👍🏻... Those other hogs that were with him looked huge too

[@tranquilnice775]

Eventhough I'm a vegan I still enjoyed this video.

[@JN_Cambo]

Amazing VDO👍👍👍👍

[@rikallan5094]

Outstanding , the perfect hunt.

[@jameswarren423]

Well done, sir good looking Hog! He looked pretty tasty, and what I can tell from the cookout he was! Keep up the great work and great videos. Thanks for sharing!👍🏼🤩🫡❤️

[@C.Fowler]

Great video… Loved watching it… 😉👍

[@Twich_vengo10]

Pumba did no harm 😢😢😊

[@dazealex]

I personally don't eat pork, but man that was a nice hunt! The arrow just went straight out. Amazing!

[@mercedesbenzpatron8813]

Respect for you this is very disgusting meal

[@frankarchuleta5427]

No it didn’t.

[@mercedesbenzpatron8813]

@@frankarchuleta5427 it didn’t for you cuz ur a piggy guy

[@Judge2011]

​@@mercedesbenzpatron8813speak for yourself...not the rest of the world.

[@jamesm3268]

If you want to kill him quick stop using 100grain broadheads. I don't know why Americans are so obsessed with light weight arrows. Get some solid 1 piece heavy heads. If that boar had a fighting shield you wouldn't have had much luck or had he flinched and you hit bone. Nevertheless great shot and congrats on the boar.

[@ItsAWildLife1]

I have a 75 grain insert in the front of my arrows. Thats why it was a full pass through.

[@jamesm3268]

That makes a lot more sense mate congrats on the bar.

[@Marty-RR]

A lot of us run a 100gr head with a 75+ gr insert. I do it with that same setup and 29” arrow. Manage to get my foc way up! A lot of people do believe in light fast setups and if your after small game yes. It’s like hp and torque. Hp I’d how hard you hit the wall( light arrow). Torque is how far you take the wall with you ( heavy arrow) 😂. Congrats man!!

[@prismblue8514]

I'm an American and I'm NOT obsessed with light weight arrows.

[@campingoutdoorz]

Pls suggest one hunting bow and arrow bros...

[@cksanford9897]

Amazing video.

[@gladegoodrich2297]

One of the first expanding broadheads was called a punch cutter. Shot a big hog with one of them. Must have hit in the front shoulder, because the arrow just bounced off him.

[@kayakuprising5914]

Congrats! Amazing shot!

[@fellow7091]

in the pig ranch

[@dalehood1846]

You don't need a ranch now. Invasive species in so many parts of the country. Texas is over run with wild board.

[@dalehood1846]

Wild boars

[@75echo]

Two questions: 1. How do you guys make sure that the meat is not infested with Trichinella? 2. This hog was castrated and had a docked tail , this means that he is domestic and not a real feral hog right?

[@donf3739]

Plus wild hogs just don't get that fat. All he had to do was walk up to it and dispatch it humanely, like you normally do farm-raised livestock like these. This guy is a phony.

[@bullbars1822]

Good eye guys. You are correct.

[@Strykenine]

@donf3739 If you walked up on him he'd either run or cut you to shreds. You saw the tusks on the kill. Also, he mentioned that this was a bar hog in the video. Those are wild hogs.

[@75echo]

@@Strykenine there are many farm animals that will still run pr tear you to shreds if you walk up on them. Apart from that, this one inbthe video even saw him close range and just ignored him. Thats not wild pig behaviour.

[@donf3739]

@@Strykenine Maybe a captured, fenced-in, and power-fed wild hog then. They just don't get fat like that running around in the wild.

[@Apetso]

Those home boar were like there's no trespass We can finally enjoy our meal from the tree😂

[@carllos25]

Never seen any of your videos, but I just finished the whole thing. Let me say that the fat on that hog was WOW! also the meat and the size of the thing was wild! Good eating and great footage.

[@ItsAWildLife1]

@@carllos25 thank you!

[@travelcompass591]

🤠Hi, great video 👍 My last boar hunt was with a CZ .308 I am doing the homework to get a compound bow. "I was wondering if you could share a description of your gear". Your bow brand and model and what draw weight were you using. What distance what you from the Hog? The video seems to show that you went through it. Thank you.

[@dakotamungall3546]

Check out mfjj. He runs through a ton of different lead flagship bows and tests them.

[@Bill-kj5xw]

He uses the same one as robin hood

[@travelcompass591]

🤠 Thank you 👍@@dakotamungall3546

[@cawmseejiseeyou7746]

Great hunting! That's a huge boar hog.

[@dodge450r3]

Half wild hog half farm pig.

[@johnkay4701]

Interesting hunt & good to see that you're eating your kill, no waste. Could you tell me specifically the make & model of your bow please. I can't shoot a powerful bow these days, as I'd dislocated my right shoulder several years ago. It still gives me a lot of gip. So had to use a compound crossbow to save the shoulder (Barnett Predator) using triple broadheads.

[@ItsAWildLife1]

Im using the Mathews Phase 4

[@johntruesdale1612]

Question for you…. Do you really consider that an ethical kill when the animal ran off and suffered and finally died from bleeding out or suffocating on its own blood?

[@ronmarvicsin7709]

Ethical kill? Where did ethics ever come into play with hunting? Animal activists worry how the pig felt when he was shot. How far it had to run until and how he suffered before he died? Try raising money and giving it to the farmers who are out of money due to pigs trashing their fields?

[@johntruesdale1612]

@@ronmarvicsin7709 I think it says a lot about one’s character when putting an animal down quickly and cleanly is important to them. I feel when hunting from a blind, all shots should be quick and clean. But that’s my beliefs. May be a little different with those guys are flying from a helicopter trying to eradicate them. But one shot while hunting should be well placed.

[@johntruesdale1612]

@@Judge2011 there’s not a dang thing PETA with what I said. When an animal is shot with a bow, 99.9% of the time, it runs off and suffers to death. That’s not an EYHICAL kill. That’s all I am saying smart ass.

[@kuvasz93]

I’m new to this. Can someone explain the concept of castrated hogs being out in the wild? Thanks

[@jugo1944]

I think they can go feral after escaping

[@kennethzastrow-millan638]

thats big boy right there! nice

[@dalecox9913]

He is not a boar he has been cut look tame tail cut and all lol

[@reddog9161]

Been getting fed in a sty I reckon.

[@Cw81Deut6n4]

Dog hunters do that.. i killed a huge bar hog in the wild in Louisiana. His ear was notched and he was castrated. Still a wild beast.

[@willscott4830]

Well that one having being castrated doesn’t have the plate.

[@ronniesmith8504]

Correct! Lose the balls, lose the plate!

[@michaelpaul9672]

Ba-Ba-Dee-BaDee: That's all, folks!

[@newbeginnings8566]

What a great hunt and feast .. special moments..

[@MRTOMBO]

Is there a difference in the quality, texture, or taste of feral/wild pork and the typical stuff we are getting in the supermarket?

[@MegaFregel]

Are you serious?

[@66881alex]

That should be obvious, shouldn't it?

[@MRTOMBO]

@@66881alex It isn't obvious to the vast majority of people nowadays, who's entire food provision life experience is from a supermarket. Yes I'm serious, it's a rational question, and no it's not obvious. So, let me ask again: What's the difference between wild boar meat and farm-raised?

[@66881alex]

@@MRTOMBO Probably something to do with the fact that they don't grow up eating kibbles but rather eating natural things in addition to the fact that they are free, which perhaps influences the improvement of the meat different from the rest that would be imprisoned along with several others ?

[@MRTOMBO]

@@66881alex I would assume the same. What I was looking for was an actual description of the differences. Such as "Leaner", or "has a better taste", or "texture is better, more like (insert some kind of description here)", or even "Nutritional value is much better (insert data here)". As example, Wild Caught Salmon vs Farm Raised Salmon: Farm Raised Salmon is comparatively weak on nutrition, and, as I understand it, those fish are also subjected to Dye to retain the salmon coloring. The flesh is also fattier from fish lazy raised in a Farm. Wild caught Salmon has the expected levels of nutrients and is naturally much darker colored as a result. It is also LEANER, and thus trickier to cook properly so it's not dried out. It's also not as plump or thick of a filet, because it is leaner. All I'm getting at was the reasoning for my question. I've never had wild caught Boar. I assumed there would be differences in the meat quality/consistency, perhaps the nutritional value, and maybe even the fat makeup. Another example: Butter. Grain fed cow butter (most of what we see in the grocery store) versus GRASS FED cow butter (which is what cows evolved to eat. The FAT MAKEUP between the two butters is exactly the opposite of each other. Grain fed cow butter having the "bad" fat in the majority, and the "good or better" fat in the minority. With the Grass Fed butter it's reversed, the "good or better" fat in the majority with the "bad" fat in the minority. Again, just elaborating on my motivations for seeking info on wild boar meat vs farm raised. Thanks for the reply.

[@imperiodotiro8628]

EXCELENTE CAÇADA 👍😁🖒

[@acehprohunter]

Good job man 🙏

[@lpalad1910]

Aren't these animals being in the wild full of diseases? if so, isn't that risky for humans to consume them?

[@OdireleifigurFigur]

Que caçada senhores...parabens..