Well I braved the cold to pile into my pop-up so that I might shoot a doe with my bow but look what came in, Old king cutter himself. This was the first time I have seen a pig on here that wasn't on a camera. He strolled in while I video taped him and I was trying to decide to stick him or shoot him. Well with those cutters I made the choice of my Thompson Contender in 223 with 55 grain hollow point right behind the shoulders. This bad boy ran over 300 yards and he was Blazing trail so fast I'm glad he ran the other way. It sure was cool to get him on video before the boom. I'm not sure what he weighed but I'm guessing over 200 lbs. He was right at 5' long and his Cutters were almost 6" long.

Congrats on the hog. Those cutter are impressive.

Congrats on the Hog!!

NIce Hog!

What a brute! Congrats! Great story too.

You look like a pretty good sized guy so it's hard to tell how much he might weigh. I like to get people to guess the weight of a pig before I weigh it. I can't judge them either. I shot one that weighed 180 that I would've bet money weighed atleast 200 if not 250. The last one I shot I guessed was only 100 lbs and it weighed 135, I think.
No matter what your hog weighed, those cutters are awesome!

At the meat plant they said it weighed a little over 200 lbs

Nice swine. I bet between 200 and 225 lb.'s. Are you going to mount that head. Judging by the teeth showing he's not to old and with some cutters like that man o'man.

Shopping around for skull mounts but they are pricey for pigs because of the grease. From $100 to $185

The way I read how to score him, He should make gold at around 23" to 25". I don't know where that ranks but I'm very happy with him anyway. The Meat plant said he was over 7 years old and on the down hill side

That is one fantastic HOG!!!! A real trophy indeed. If you are looking for some taxidermy on him I may be able to point you in a good direction, or tell you how to do it yourself.