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Day 4

Rain. And more rain. It let up in late afternoon and we we went back out to hunt. I worked the brush and Chad hunted a blind several hundred yards from Curve.

A group of javelinas walked across the dirt road and I slipped up to where they crossed. A few steps inside the brush and cactus I saw a lone javelina boar. This guy was old, he was almost all black, instead of black and gray, and his frontal stripe was missing. I took his picture. He looked like the Frankenstein of javelinas.

The javelina boar was very big (for a javelina), it's hair was long and the typical javelina markings were missing. I followed behind it and took a couple more pictures. 


The boar disappeared into the brush and I never saw him again. 

I circled and picked up another javelina, this time I blew off the picture taking and worked in close so I could get a shot. It didn't work out.

Meanwhile, Chad had large black wild hog boar walk out of the brush and into the road near his stand. Chad aimed carefully and shot the boar in the vitals. It ran into the brush. 

Chad wanted to wait before taking up the track. In half an hour rain came pouring down. He immediately took up the trail and marked where the hog had entered the brush. Daylight was fading quickly and Chad left the trail to pick me up. We decided that, due to the rain, we would wait until the morning to look for the boar. 

The 4th day of the hunt is over. 

Tomorrow we go after the hogs again.To Day 5

For information about Rancho del Zorro's whitetail, wild hog and javelina bow and rifle hunts:

• Email Chad Edwards at info@RanchoDelZorro.com. 
• or visit their web site at www.RanchoDelZorro.com.

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