Dogs have always been a big part of hunting and they provide a great utility. They are often used in wild boar and hog hunting. If the hog is not able to be taken after the first shot with a bow, they dogs are often sent in to wear down and tire the animal, making it easer to take. Wild boards can be vicious when corner and the dogs work as a barrier between you and he wild animal.
Bow hunting wild hogs in the great state of Alabama with Ken Reed. Two hunters come across two large male hogs fighting each other. The scene gets viscous when the two hogs slice into each other leaving massive wounds and almost killing each other.
Bill from Wildworks shows off his bow hunting skills on some wild boar in this video from HuntingFootage.com. He manages to get off a clean shot right in the sweet spot behind the shoulder. Allowing the arrow to penetrate into the vital organs, which means the hog wont be able to run as far and will drop faster.
A step forward into 2012’s hog archery footage. In this clip, Pro Staffer David Dell pulls out the bow and nails a big black hog.
Glimpse into the teaser for Wild Country, a summer fishing trip inside a short documentary.