Wow what a week- took off on Monday over to the Louisiana border to a WMA I've never hunted before. It's a Bayou. Since I've never hunted it before I figured I'd bring the KSG as a walk about. Canoeing into the remote areas was a no go. Cypress trees were too close together. Did a lot of walking first day, and was rewarded by a huge sounder of hogs, rolled up a sow and one of her piglets. The sow ran off, and it was close to end of light, so I picked up portable pork and walked out. A good end to the first day. Got it skinned and on ice - whole 27 lbs and fits in the cooler whole! (Minus head)
The KSG is amazing. It is handy fast on target and hard hitting.
Walked a different area yesterday. Scared up a few deer but had no shot. Found a permanently installed tree stand late after lunch. Went back to camp, with plans to be in that stand in the dawns light.
Got there this morning. Spooked off something big arriving.
Sat and watched the squirrels till 8:30, then the forest erupted behind me. Another huge sounder of hogs was boiling through. Could not see them except for the small trees swaying and dust rising. I'm detecting a bit of a hog problem here... lol. At 9am a deer began to come thru. Looked like a doe at 100m, walking left to right. Let it get closer... oooo horns! Spike buck. It's a doe cull, and was hoping for doe but a spike is legal too, and bigger!
Kissed at him, he stopped. Boom. Neck shot was easy at 50yds. No meat wasted. He was down hard.
Now he's quartered and in ice, and I'm on my way home.
The KSG is handy, fast on target, and accurate!!!
"It dices! it slices! It does it all!"
