Yesterday at Independence Ranch about 80 miles east of San Antonio where I live. Did their 3-hour hunt and saw 12-15 during that time, but with all the rain, the foliage and underbrush made it very difficult to get any good shots. Right at the end of the hunt I noticed some tall weeds (highlighted in red in the last photo) were moving around, and eventually I was able to tell it was a pig. No telling how long the stinker was hiding in there, probably taking a nap. After she tromped around in the weeds for a few minutes, I could see she was moving out of cover, and I was able to get a good sight on where she would appear. Sure enough, out she sauntered and I was able to put her down with one shot at about 40 yards with a .223 Hornady Black 75-grain boattail hollow-point. She was 101 lbs on the hoof. I'm sure there are lots of thoughts on using .223 for hogs, but in this case the exit hole was at least an inch and she dropped like a rock, kicked for about 30 seconds, and that was that. Thanks for letting me share!