I traded with Ronw this past week for a 58" 43@28 JK Traditions Kanati. I knew from the first shot that it was going to be a keeper. Looks like it might just have a little mojo going on too!   :p

Just about didn't go out tonight. Been working on a deck extension in the back of the house and it was still 90 degrees at 6 pm.  
Finally got the gumption up to go out about 6:30 and about 7 had a group of young pigs show up. Drew back and let her fly. The 125 grain snuffer hit right where I was looking and buried to the fletching. All the pigs ran off but the ones that hadn't been poked came back in pretty quickly. I ALMOST took another shot but figured with it as hot as it was I'd have enough on my hands getting the first one in the cooler. The one I shot made it about 20 yards and when he let out his last squeal, the others figured something was up and took off.
Thanks Ronw for a definite keeper of a bow!
 

 

Very nice!    

Congrats. Jason's bows are awesome shooters.

Pig hunting seems like a blast. Wish we had some here.
Nice job.  

Congrats,nice bow two  

Congratulations!

Way to go.  Nice shootin !

Awesome pig with an awesome bow!  

You did good.nice bow and pig

Awesome! Hope to take a pig with my Kanati someday.

Way to go sir!      

Good work on the pig! Gives me motivation to keep working at it here in Okie...and nice looking bow -- looks very similar to my Don Dow Stik bow.

Awesome ... Congratulations!

Awesome ... Congratulations!

I smell barbque.  Sure is a fine looking bow too.

Congratulations Brad. That is a fine eating size hog.

Congrats! It's been many years since I shot a hog, I wish I had them closer.

Good job, I'm glad our trade worked out. I hope my end of the trade works out as well for me.That Toelke is a real nice bow and I hope to be successful with it!  

Congratulations on your bow and pig, both are great looking.
-Jay