Smoke pole freak nasty

I have had pics of this ole boy just about every night since the summer. Never a day time pic. Lately he has been showing up right after shooting light is over. He is always by himself...an old loner solitary boar, probably is the reason I have not seen many deer in this spot as they will keep them run out. Checked my cam at lunch today and he was there at 7pm yesterday so I figured I would sit till I had to come out by flashlight. At 6:30pm the squirrels go ballistic and he pops out under the feeder. I am sitting in my tripod stand down the tram, 135 yards away, with a brisk NW wind right in my face. He got broadside, I took a deep breath, exhaled and held it, and squeezed the trigger. With the 25+ mph wind, the smoke cleared immediately and for the first time in my life I actually got to see a muzzleloader kill hit the dirt without looking thru a cloud of smoke.
Instead of reloading, I just lowered the m/l down and ran down there since I had my pistol. It was a good 3-4 minutes after the shot and he was still kicking a lot...hmmmm.... I kicked him a few times and he showed no signs of life other than death kicks. I rolled him over to find my entrance.. Couldn't visible see one. Weird. All of a sudden he got his 9th life and started to sit up, ad started shaking his head. Bullshit I said and gave him a 40 cal right behind the ear
Turns out he wasn't going anywhere. I hit him right behind the shoulder and it exited the same spot other side, just the fat and shield sealed both holes up. heart and lungs were soup. T/C Shockwaves, 250 gr are the way to go!! I believe that is my 10th animal now since I switched to them and 100% recovery

View from the stand

Loaded up

Hangin

Don't know how big he is, but I am 230 before breakfast so yall do the guessin