steve bankston
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Registered: Sep 2013
Location: tylertown,mississippi
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BO

I hunted BO tonight by himself. Went to Black Branch Swamp and road 4-wheeler in about half mile and cut him up the creek. He went in deep before he got struck and was right at 500yds when he started opening about every 2 minutes or so and moving on out with it. I headed that way and stopped when I got within 200yds of him. He worked that track good for another 15 minutes then hit the tree at 397yds and settled in to treeing hard. He was in the rough part of swamp that Mr. Jack and I had got in a couple weeks ago and I got into last week. I grabbed the rifle and headed to him. He treed hard the whole way in to him and was on a medium size water oak. I looked for about 20 minutes with no luck. Beat on the tree with a limb and backed off and finally found him. First shot and he tumbled out. Looked big when he came out and I knew he was when he hit the ground. Bo went nuts of course and I went over there to pick up the coon and toss it to him but, NO COON! I looked for 5 minutes or so and finally cut BO. He circled the tree but got back on it hammering. I leashed him up, led him a 100' and cut him the way I thought the wounded coon might have went. He struck him quick but was almost 300yds before he caught up to him then it was a little scrap in the swamp. By the time I got to him it was over and he was sure proud of that big ole boar coon. We headed on back to the 4-wheeler and came on out of swamp.
BO has really looked good this past week or so and has come out of the slump he was in and got back to doing it right. Getting gone, getting treed, treeing hard, staying put and having the coon. That's what its all about and makes for some Good Hunting!
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