Hog Dogging in Georgia

[Uncle Nicky]

Here's some pictures of my weekend jaunt to coastal Georgia. I brought a first-time hunter and co-worker with me, he made this old man proud. We each killed 2 hogs Saturday and turkey hunted Sunday (no luck). Carried a puppy back home for a fella near Harrisburg PA as a favor. Heading back next week to turkey hunt, I probably should just move there.

[helmut in the bush]

Nice, what part of Georgia?

[Uncle Nicky]

Right outside of Savannah.

[grampy]

Looks like a great time!  Nice pic's too!  Thanks for sharing.

[LET EM GROW]

Good Stuff sir! My Grandmother lives in Hilton Head.. But we travel to Savannah alot when down there. It sure is nice down there... minus the hurricane shtuff!

[helmut in the bush]

1 hour ago, Uncle Nicky said:

Right outside of Savannah.

I hunted there, right on the coast, on those grass islands. It was full of pigs, couldn't take a step with out seeing tracks

[Paula]

Looks like a good time. Gorgeous pup

[Fletch]

You need a new nephew??!!

 

Looks like a blast. Love that area. My wife works for a company in Hilton Head. 

[Uncle Nicky]

2 hours ago, ODYSSEUS said:

Did you score on a Georgia Tom Uncle Nicky?  We're they all grouped up or broke up and working to the call?

I gobbler & a jake for me, a buddy that rode down with me killed a gobbler, my buddy that lives there killed 1, and another fella from NC who came to visit killed a longbeard. Birds down there act a little differently, they rarely gobble on the ground, so you have to get in front of them (usually). Often they will come slinking in silently. They were mostly separated, but the jake I killed came out into the field with 6 others. Lots of hens since they don't have a fall season, and I knew fanning/decoys wasn't going to work this year on the first day, so I left them in the blind after that, I'd rather have live decoys come out anyway. We mostly hunted in the woods in the morning, and fields late afternoon.

Edited April 15, 2019 by Uncle Nicky