More Hogs!

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Nice job what light are you using
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Looks like just the right size
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Using the Kill Light 250 XLR.

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Way to go. Hog hunting is just plain fun. I went to Texas last year and hunted hogs at night with Tactical Hog Control and had a blast. Good eating size. Thanks for the pictures!
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