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Dang hogs. This is what me and paxton ran into Sunday while we were 1/2 mile back in the woods. Going to take about 60 223’s down there next time


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IMO they are good to eat. It's not the same as a farm raised hog. I knew some guys in Florida that trapped them, penned them up for a while and grain/corn fed them for a bit then kilked and processed.
 
Are they as good to eat as a farm-raised hog? Seems they wouldn't be as fat, or tasty. But have never had one.
I’ve caught hundreds of hogs. We catch them and bring them out alive. Feed them out on corn for several weeks. Great eating
 
IMO they are good to eat. It's not the same as a farm raised hog. I knew some guys in Florida that trapped them, penned them up for a while and grain/corn fed them for a bit then kilked and processed.
Exactly what we do.
 
Big boars can be musky, but the sows I've had have been quite good. The piglets are the best, though, just need a few of them!
 
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Big boars can be musky, but the sows I've had have been quite good. The piglets are the best, though, just need a few of them!
yep. If it’s over 100lbs and a boar. It doesn’t get eaten. I grill the backstraps on sows. Some guys catch them and cut them before releases. Ol bar hog. I’ve never done that. They are still destructive.
 
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yep. If it’s over 100lbs and a boar. It doesn’t get eaten. I grill the backstraps on sows. Some guys catch them and cut them before releases. Ol bar hog. I’ve never done that. They are still destructive.
As in testicular removal?
 
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yep. If it’s over 100lbs and a boar. It doesn’t get eaten. I grill the backstraps on sows. Some guys catch them and cut them before releases. Ol bar hog. I’ve never done that. They are still destructive.
Catch, cut, and release.....don't they still have tusks that could cut pretty quick and deep?
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Catch, cut, and release.....don't they still have tusks that could cut pretty quick and deep?
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You're asking as if Tony and 'dem sillissippians have thought beyond the sheer fun of boar wrasslin'...
 
With a nice group of piggies like that hanging together, might be a good opportunity for a pile of corn and taters around a bigger pile of tannerite.
 
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