re: #37 Shiplord Kirel

Don’t know about bad bunnies, but the feral hogs might get them. The damned varmints have practically laid siege to the place, even wandering around in the middle of town. It is legal to shoot them outside the city limits, but farmers have trouble getting hunters to go after them, despite the massive number of guns and loudly aggressive gun owners around. ‘Tis a mystery. They are very smart and wily animals, though, and it may be that the average local gun nut is simply outmatched. SYG against a charging 500 lb boar may also require more bowel control than they think they can manage.

That’s what scoped rifles are for.

re: #45 Brother Holy Cruise Missile of Mild Acceptance

I’m actually looking into going wild pig hunting here in CA. There’s a lot of them up north and apparently they’re a challenge to hunt since they are very smart and they can be very dangerous.

I have hunted wild pigs semi-successfully. Semi, meaning that I was within shooting distance of them, with them in my sights, but my muzzleloader misfired. A friend, shooting one of those scoped rifles mentioned above, scored a nice one, however, as did our “Native Guide” - the guy we were visiting. They were nice enough to share with me, after viciously ribbing me about “Doug’s Pop-Gun”.

I have a skull from a boar killed on that ranch. Big, nasty tusks.