WHATS FOR DINNER :0) Graphic Photos

[Bi0sC0mp]

heres some pictures of a hog we picked up last night and butchered i am the one in the blue hat 2 other guys are my good friends and the kid is my son..

this is me

 

[BettyR]

Did you buy it or was it a wild hog?

 

[Cheekon]

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I'm pretty sure it was shot. The gun in the first pic kinda gave it away.

Anyway, congrats on such a nice pig. I've always wanted to go hog hunting but I guess I'll stick to Turkeys and coons.

 

[Chickenaddict]

MMMMMMMM pork chops!!!

 

[BettyR]

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I'm pretty sure it was shot. The gun in the first pic kinda gave it away.

Anyway, congrats on such a nice pig. I've always wanted to go hog hunting but I guess I'll stick to Turkeys and coons.

Just because it was shot doesn't necessarily mean it’s wild. Folks around here use a bullet to the head to dispatch a domestic pig. I was just curious because wild pigs tend to be smaller and darker in color than the ones you buy at action and that one is smaller and darker in color than the ones we usually get.

Also there have been a few people in this area who have started trapping wild pigs and selling them on the hoof. They are really good eating and bring good money for not a lot of work.

 

[ticks]

Looks Tender

 

[DLS]

Yes, I trap Ga. Hogs & they eat GOOD. way better than store bought.... WAY BETTER

 

[Bi0sC0mp]

part pot belly part wild hog... was given to us..

 

[Chickenaddict]

Free pork chops.... Even better!!! Congrats

 

[BuckeyeDave]

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Oooooh even better than that, a couple of months of sausage, ribs, roasts, keeping the crock pot busy, man o man, good stuff.

My grandfather used to keep 10 - 15 “peeee eyyyye geeeee haaaawgs” out in the woods, every winter he'd go out and shoot a couple to six with my uncles, they'd gather them up and slaughter them in the barn, good times, good times.
Peace,
Dave