Big Island hunters young and old came together Saturday for the ninth annual Keiki of Da Aina Pig Hunting Tournament, bringing in an array of sow, boar and laho‘ole.
Each of teams had to include at least one person younger than 18 and had to utilize a hunting dog to find the pig, according to Nakoa Pabre, event organizer. Teams could hunt at any legal location on the Big Island.
The all-day tournament put on by nonprofit Keiki of Da Aina also featured plenty of local food, entertainment and a play area for keiki in Puuanahulu.
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Full results from ninth annual Keikis of the Aina Pig Hunting Tournament:
Boar
1. Full Troddle — 182.7 pounds
2. What Eva — 149.5 pounds
3. Rabbits Only — 10.1 pounds
Laho‘ole
1. Iwani — 150.6 pounds
2. Hog Sense — 113.8 pounds
3. Mauka Side Da Road — 110 pounds
Tusk
1. Dirty South — combined length of 7 1/8 inches
2. Rabbits Only — combined lenght of 6 7/8 inches
3. Hema — 6 1/4 inches
Sow
1. Dirty South — 134.3 pounds
2. On Point Kennels — 122.9 pounds
3. Hog Sense — 114.5 pounds