Guide Capt Clayton recently led a 1 Night Hog Hunt for Pig Problem, but the night did not go as planned as they were unable to find any Pigs. However, they decided to make the most of the situation by targeting armadillos instead. Their luck took a surprising turn when they were able to successfully take down a Coyote during the Hunt.

Despite the lack of Pig Sightings that night, Guide Capt Clayton and the group remained optimistic, already looking forward to their next Hunting Trip in February. They plan to return with a vengeance, aiming to eliminate all pests and hopefully encounter some Hogs as well.

As the night drew to a close, Guide Capt Clayton reflected on the Hunt and expressed excitement for his upcoming trip to Alaska, where he looks forward to experiencing some cooler weather. The Hog Hunt may not have gone as expected, but the group made the most of it and ended the evening on a positive note. The Peanut Protector signed off, eager for future Hunting Adventures.

As our late friend John Osteen would say, “You need a sword.” Wes own’s one of the finest AR pistols money can buy, a Knights Armament in 300 blackout. Wes wanted to use his own weapon with a Q trash panda suppressor so I outfitted his set up with a Pulsar Thermion XP50 so he could get the job done. He came down in April to help me with some crop protection and laid these young boars out. I was impressed with the performance of the Hornady American gunner 125 gr. hp ammo he used. It was effective and probably the best value for that cartridge i have seen to date. If you want to try your own sword on a hunt, feel free to bring it. Book a hunt and I’ll set you up so you can justify why you should have more.

10% discount if you bring your own gun and ammo, so call to book!