Hogs that ain't meant to be caught

He runs north east, I need him to run due south and I got a real good shot cause the woods narrow out quick (down to about 200yards wide for the last mile and a half) and dumps him on a county rd with a ton of pasture land on the other side. and if he jumps in the the creek bed before he hits the road he's liable to bay up under the low water crossing bridge. Pancho gets healthy we will go right back. I don't think we ran him to far. When I found pancho and hauled butt to vet we left pancake an Annie bayed on him again in a tank about 1 mile from where he was struck. No telling how long they bayed on him or whether he broke again. But hopefully we didn't run him too far. Good thing is I have a lot of acreage right there in that spot and the way he was running I have all them woods except for 400 acre dairy. Might have to call the old man and ask for one time permission to hunt it so I can go on a head hunt for this boar.

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