I don't know how well spread the pigs are in the USA but here in Australia they would be close to the most prolific feral game animal we have , they have adapted to almost every climate here and we do have some diversity , in some areas they are small and wiry in others like the Northern Territory they grow to be very large animals very quickly.
Mobs like these surround the flood plains in the wet and will turn over every inch of ground as the water dries up.
Arnhem land is the home of Australia's traditional owners and to get into this country to hunt requires permits from their council but it sure is worth it , thousands upon thousands of barely touched miles await those keen enough to hunt it and it features scenery that is not found anywhere else in the country.
This is the face on Nimbawa rock , a dreamtime site for the Aboriginals , it faces the coast and has a great deal of cultural significance to the locals.
It is a real honour and privilege to hunt with one of the locals and my Guide Anthony was just amazing at locating game and telling us about the land and its people.
At hunts end each day you are treated to the Red Arafura sea sunsets that are some of the most settling scenes in the world.
Topic: Daily Hunt pics and Stories 2006 (Read 49512 times)
