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  1. 03-01-2010, 11:17 AM #1
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    I was walking out of BI-LO this morning and a big 2500 black and camo chevrolet comes wheeling in and out jumps a fine woman that was built for speed...and two men. I then noticed that one of the guys, I had seen on the outdoor channel before. Turns out it was Hal Shaffer and Bob Pippin from the show Drop Zone. I went to the web site and it said they were supposed to be hog hunting in south carolina. Kinda cool to see those boys all over television and then in Williamsburg county.
    PS. His wife/girlfriend is EXTREMELY HOT!!!
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    Its seems like most of those hog hunting shows are filmed in South Carolina.
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    just saw the show on the outdoor channel, they was filming at the black river plantation off hwy 527 between kingstree and manning
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    It is amazing how many hogs there are in that bend of the black river! I have hunted the corner for 30 years and had never seen a hog or hog track until about 5 years ago. Amazing. I watched the show also and am sad to say I missed any hot chicks, only hog hunters in full dress camo. Gotta have that camo for the elusive hogger.
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    i saw that episode too damn it looked hot lol nice hogs though off the subject if u like hog hunts u should check out a show called "pigman" its pretty awesome
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    Quote Originally Posted by coonsqualler69 View Post
    It is amazing how many hogs there are in that bend of the black river! I have hunted the corner for 30 years and had never seen a hog or hog track until about 5 years ago. Amazing. I watched the show also and am sad to say I missed any hot chicks, only hog hunters in full dress camo. Gotta have that camo for the elusive hogger.
    i think that is due to this new hog fever. to make sure you cash in as much as you can the dumb fawks turn loose all these hogs on there property. the problem is the joke is not just on them but it is on the whole damn county before it is over.
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    Typically they meet in or around one of the little towns to meet the "people" anyone know if they did that down there?

    Zippadelli is footing the bill I reckon.
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    they may be from sc ,or either hal looks like that guy that use to have hunting show on a couple years ago diffrent name show
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    they are back in the lowcountry. they are filming in pineville at Oakland Club this weekend.
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    Hog hunting shows are just more bait to entice dipshits into releasing hogs on their lease.
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    Eff a Hog.............
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    Just Damn.
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    ....and the whores it rode in on.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trapper View Post
    ....and the whores it rode in on.


    To quote you Trapper, "Bloody well crafted".
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    Bowhunters don't release hogs, they release arrows and make them squeal.


    When you see them alive and handcuffed, somebody is getting ready to have problems.
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    it ought to be illegal to release hogs on a piece of property thats not fenced.....

    If a neighboring property released hogs around me and the bastards caused me any grief or physical damage....id be pretty pissed
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    Romeo - I'd bet they are turkey hunting on the hill in the quail woods. Don't think that they would be Hog hunting with out bait on the ground from a stand. I have not heard anything about them being in the swamp.
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    I met Hal and Ken Cobb last year at the Sportsman Classic. They were both easy fellows to talk to. I had my little girl with me at the time so I was glad they were nice. They were the first people she had met from the TV.
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    Same as Huntinducs. Met them last year and they were very friendly, had my 3yr old little boy with me who thought it was so cool to meet someone that we watch on tv every week.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OSHC View Post
    Romeo - I'd bet they are turkey hunting on the hill in the quail woods. Don't think that they would be Hog hunting with out bait on the ground from a stand. I have not heard anything about them being in the swamp.
    you are right. they were hunting with Ryan on the hill..they just came down to the swamp and was messing around at the camp...
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    Hal is a piece of shit. I typically would not holler that out at just anyone, but damn the stories I have on that cat.

    I will save them for a time and place that does not involve the internet. After he was run out of the upstate he ventured down to the lowcountry around Colleton and found himself in a tight spot there too. Now he is invading the last piece of territory and will soon get his ass r--u--n--n--o--f--t.
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