Only white man waste bullet on paper

It really is a great way to test a new set of arrows and brodheads...

The old big fat monstrocities get hauled to the gut pile. The youngin's are butchered.

do you also rip out their skull with attached spinal colum and hang them in a tree? [/quote]

I put there head on the totem pole

first thing you see when you pull up to my house

....and then you hear the banjos

by then its usually to late

Wrong turn 4, The Texas Terror

Us east Texans can't afford turquoise and elk ivories for jewelry. So we use hog tushes and coon peckers.

They look real purty on our wimmens....

+1 person with closed mind has has narrow point of view

Can't get past the smell.too many better things to eat

Yep
Buzzards need to eat also.

i won't even shoot one unless i'm going to skin, quarter and pack it in ice for someone to eat.

if i leave any orphans, i try to gather them up and find a new home for them.

i also offer counseling services for survivors that have been traumatized.

i hear some folks just peel out on their heads tho...

Ha

I keep the small hogs to process....the big stinky ones I'll give to a friend who seems to know how to process them. He's a hillbilly from Kentucky. Last big boar I shot many years ago was so funky the dog wouldn't even eat it.

Keep the ones under 100 pounds and give the others to the Chupas.

alright, I guess I won't feel so bad killing a hog and occasionally dumping it for yotes and buzzards

I used to feel bad. not anymore.

you can only eat so many pigs and not everyone wants one. and if they do they want it quartered on ice and they want to keep your ice chest.


I shot two year 3 years ago and cleaned them. bigger sows. year before last I shot a 100 lb boar and took his backstraps. those things stunk. I've killed a couple or three this year and tried to give them away. no takers.

If it is nice and cold out and it is a smaller one then I save it and clean it. If it is hot out I let them lay. Last one I killed by the time I got out of the stand it was already covered up in flies and nasty.

Walter

Usually we eat them or grind them with deer meat for sausage. One time nobody wanted any so we chunked a couple off of the drop off into a deep granite quarry. I kind of wished someone had been below filming them coming down so we could prove that pigs really do fly.

We keep every one of them and fill up as many freezers as we can. We also do BBQs for Wounded Warriors, churches, feed disaster relief victims, and workers.

We have more places that can use them than we have hogs to give away.

I give mine to Allsups so they can keep making the Burritos

ya ever tried wild hog? its not a sport, some people do hunt for food, wild hog is just as good as tough ol buck
nothing wrong with helpen land owner, with hog problem