
First day off work and no client in today was a good enough reason to get the dogs out for a quick hunt. Fog done his usual job of tracking away for a look around in the gully that I wanted him to hunt. He spent a good twenty minutes looking around this gully before tracking around into the next gully. It was here that he put up a nice bail.

I had left Thunder behind for this hunt because he had broken I mob of pigs twice on me a few day earlier so today I had just Fog and Lighting. I watched the GPS as Lighting approached the bail and took it very slowly as to not break the boar. When I approached the bail I had the camera going and was thinking about shooting him when he broke.

This was good news to me as I knew that there was a four wheel drive track in the bottom of the gully. Both dogs bailed the boar in the creek right beside the track where I shot him. I only need to drag this 109 pound boar about five meters to the motor bike.