She was small and all alone so I didnt let her get away. Last saturday night at about 2240. I wached her for a few minutes while she dug into a stump with maize in it. I heard her come in alone and nothing else spooked when i pulled the trigger so I dont think she is part of the rotl that visited me last week. She may be the single pig that I have been watching tracks from in the snow and mud for months though.




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Jagd,

Weidmannsheil. I like how you are are as particular about using the german "Weidmannssprache" as you are about "ansprechen" of the animal.

Allow me to "refine" this a bit -

You have shot a "�berl�uferbache" that came in alone - not in a "Rotte".

Recognizing the "Hubertus" Filzpolster for quietly resting the forearm on the "Hochsitz" window.

Again, Weidmansheil to you.

Most of the jagdspreche I only know by sound so I could definately see my spelling being off.

Waidmannsdanke

Nice pig,nice rifle,well done.

Waidmannsheil, jagd! Good job!

Dom

Waidmannsheil, good looking pig, and I like your full stock rifle too! It looks like you have some wonderful memories there.

The cz stutzen has been a great rifle and my primary since winter 09/10 i think. I have probaby taken close to 50 animals with it. The shorter barrel has been exceptional for stand hunting and I think it holds 5 or 6+1 so it has gotten great use on the drive hunts. It looks like it has been hunted for 20 years already so a refinishing is in the near future as soon as I get another mount for my blaser that lets me put the good night hunting scope on it.

good looking pig

Congrats