Another hog question

[kellyg]

With all the talk about feral vs Russian vs wild hogs I got to wondering... If a 200lb {X} hog comes into the feeder and you put a good shot on it, is one 'easier' to kill than another of the same size? Whaddya think and why?

[biggen]

Double lung don't matter!! Hi, Kelly!!

[leebtattoos]

depends on what bow and lighted knock you are using......

[Smart]

It all depends on if it is a pig or a hog....what did I win?..

[Fargus]

Which direction are they facing?

[k9trainer]

what did he eat for breakfast that morning?

[Pablo Honey]

it depends on how floppy his ears are.

[Branham]

Free Range or High Fence?

[Birddogss]

With my hawglite?

[30-30]

A true Russian boar would probably have a thicker shoulder than one fresh out of the barnyard. Penetration would probably be the only difference.

[jeremy360]

I agree with 30-30 on the tendency of having a thicker skin/plate on the Russians. Now here is something I have always believed. If the animal is spooky when it came in and jittery as opposed to relaxed and eating/fully belly it will split when you shoot. Also may jump the arrow (hogs not as much). Now I am sure theres nothing scientific about it and I have no proof other than the animals I have shot with a bow. So IF there is a tendency for one to be spookier than the other, it MIGHT play a factor.

Good question Kelly.

[jsk]

You would need a better angle on a Russian than you would on a feral. In other words, start the shot further back with a steeper angle on a Russian boar.

[Hntnsumpin]

What if its the Boss Hog?

[Cuz]

Which direction are they facing?

Muhahaha

[kellyg]

Nearly forgot to mention, it's on a Tuesday!