Hunted two days last week and yesterday and thought I would share a couple pics from South Ga. public land. Chris and I last week walked 22 miles in two days.No joke. got on pigs a couple of time but got no shots. Yesterday I walked maybe two miles and got on pigs 4 times under 15 yards . Got two shots and was deflected by vines and such both times. The pigs were in planted pines in the edge of a huge swamp and it was thick. I felt good with the shots as they were controlled but tight in thick spots you gotta shoot through some tight stuff. I honestly believe it was so tight a smaller broadhead would have gotton through....did I just find a downside to a Simmons???lol.

 Here is a few pics hope you enjoy. Just so you`ll get an Idea how Southern public land hunting goes... A few years ago I had pork under ten yards 11 times and did not get a shot. A few weeks later I killed three in one day and two the next week. You just gotta get after`m.RC

Early morning...



 One or two pigs have been here..



Old saw cut stumps..



Upward look during a "rest" stop...



Gods Country...

Chris thinking about taking a bath...

That terrain is so foreign to me. Love it! Thanks for the pix!

RC,

I always love your posts, thanks for posting!

We were following a trail and came across this fella.

There were a lot of droppings under this tree. I think he was roosted and died of old age from the roost. He had no injury the best I could tell...



We went by a spot about 1.5 miles in the swamp where Chris killed a doe a couple of years ago. Broadhead is still in the tree after the pass through on the Nanny. Recon a treeshark will penetrate??



A cool morning..



Time to head out...

RC love that first pic with the spider web,beautiful area you hunt.

I always enjoy seeing your pictures and hunts.  Glad there were no snakes around!

Bernie Bjorklund

NC Iowa/SW Wisconsin

Nice!

RC, great pics as usual.

Great pics, thanks for taking us along.

Great post RC .. your description of hunting the thick brush sounds a bit like hunting blacktails in western Washington. I always enjoy your stories and pictures.    

Beautiful pics, RC!

I keep telling my wife that someday, we will live in the "real" south.  Great pics.

In that pic, what bow is Chris toting, Robert? Don't look like his Centaur...didn't think he left home without his Centaur.

RC them are good looking woods my pal has some pork on his place supposedly near here I plan to go try to break the Sparrowhawk in soon its in the mail should be in my hand tomorrow or thurs. Plan to spend all weekend courting it then go get it bloody on a varmit!

I couldn't help but think about the greenery.

Are the swamps starting to turn back to green already?

Thank you RC for taking us along.

God bless,Mudd

really great looking woods. thought the palmettos, u were from la.  but we have ours growing only inches apart...lol  palmetto forest

Man RC you've got me fired up I cannt wait to get down there April will not get here soon enough.

Chris sent his Centuar back for a touch up. He got it back last week so he will be toting it from now on. Palmettos are always green and yes things are starting to turn. We saw a crabbapple about to bloom last week.RC

Very nice looking spot