Armen acknowledged Rod and they shook hands. The two arrows he shot to bring down the animal bothered him. All the video tapes we have watched never showed no signs nor hints that we needed multiple shots to handle the creature. Boars are tough animals to handle. The video tapes usually showed a one arrow shot for these creatures and how easy it was.
Reality sometimes differs from video.
It was almost nightfall when we walked back to the camp. I asked Rod the guide what the average number of arrows had to be shot to harvest a Russian Boar in the preserve. Well, based on our statistics, it's not unusual for it to take more than a single arrow. At the camp everyone congratulated each other for the successful hunt that day. We took pictures of each other for remembrance.