Boar Hog Killed With 300 Grain XTP
01-18-2010, 07:29 AM
#13
Nontypical Buck
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01-18-2010, 08:49 AM
#15
Boone & Crockett
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That young boar did not smell at all. He was pretty clean too. i'm sure he will be a good eating hog.
i give away all my hog kills except for one or two each year: Have had only one family complain about "strong tasting" wild pork. They complained about every one of the 6 or 8 hogs i gave them. Gave them a huge sow that was clean and well cared for. They took it to a butcher who kept it in his cooler for 18 days before cutting it up. They claimed that the sow tasted strong. i fried a piece of pork chop and it was rotten.
Fixed that problem. That family no longer gets any hogs.
i give away all my hog kills except for one or two each year: Have had only one family complain about "strong tasting" wild pork. They complained about every one of the 6 or 8 hogs i gave them. Gave them a huge sow that was clean and well cared for. They took it to a butcher who kept it in his cooler for 18 days before cutting it up. They claimed that the sow tasted strong. i fried a piece of pork chop and it was rotten.
Fixed that problem. That family no longer gets any hogs.
01-18-2010, 09:08 AM
#16
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: central and east texas
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if they are just used to store bought...good luck lol..definitely if ya wait til the rigor goes away befor processing it helps the taste of any meat. if its rotten then they dont care for it properly. and if they complained everytime they will continue. it aint a pig layin in its own feces every day havin slop brought to it confined to a 7X7 cell lol..this animal is running or walkin miles upon miles a day in search for food. if ya ever tried to get bacon from a wild hog ya know its like meat strips lol. smaller than slim jims lol..and its a whole lot..100% leaner? someone do some maf on dis and correct me plz..just curious now.
That young boar did not smell at all. He was pretty clean too. i'm sure he will be a good eating hog.
i give away all my hog kills except for one or two each year: Have had only one family complain about "strong tasting" wild pork. They complained about every one of the 6 or 8 hogs i gave them. Gave them a huge sow that was clean and well cared for. They took it to a butcher who kept it in his cooler for 18 days before cutting it up. They claimed that the sow tasted strong. i fried a piece of pork chop and it was rotten.
Fixed that problem. That family no longer gets any hogs.
i give away all my hog kills except for one or two each year: Have had only one family complain about "strong tasting" wild pork. They complained about every one of the 6 or 8 hogs i gave them. Gave them a huge sow that was clean and well cared for. They took it to a butcher who kept it in his cooler for 18 days before cutting it up. They claimed that the sow tasted strong. i fried a piece of pork chop and it was rotten.
Fixed that problem. That family no longer gets any hogs.
01-18-2010, 03:01 PM
#17
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Nov 2004
Posts: 5,425
Nice pig...Got me wanting to mix a batch of my famous eastern NC BBQ sauce and buy a half gallon of George Dickel...
That's one of the bullets on my list to try this year...I lucked out and found a box of them today, now I have both the 240s and the 300s in stock...
The biggest problem I'm having is finding them in bulk...Sure will be glad when things loosen up a bit...
With that load you posted have you ever tried them out to 150 yards???
That's one of the bullets on my list to try this year...I lucked out and found a box of them today, now I have both the 240s and the 300s in stock...
The biggest problem I'm having is finding them in bulk...Sure will be glad when things loosen up a bit...
With that load you posted have you ever tried them out to 150 yards???
01-18-2010, 06:33 PM
#18
Boone & Crockett
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Comance county, OK
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With that load you posted have you ever tried them out to 150 yards???
