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joe832002 03-23-2006 10:07 AM
RE: Leaving Tomorrow
 
i kinda want to know what a hog hunt would cost i would love to do that. we have hogs here in ohio but you dont see them that much.

Coyotestalker 03-23-2006 10:13 AM
RE: Leaving Tomorrow
 
ORIGINAL: MilDotMaster

ORIGINAL: Coyotestalker

Right there with ya. Out here in the central coast of Cali, I have had in the past pigs that were covered in ticks so bad, at first I thought how in the hell did this pig live. I was curious though, and I lost count after a 120 or so ticks. thankfully, tick season has not been as bad the past 2-3 years, but I know that claim will come back and kick me in the butt!!!!!![8D]
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Are you hammering those Montery wild pigs??? I nailed six last year and 1 this year up in Tehama County north of your location. If my wife saw what I saw in the field, she wouldn't be eating the meat I bring home.:D When she sits there and says, "mmmmm...this tastes great". I always just roll my eyes and say to myself...if you only knew. :D:D:D On a positive note, once you eat wild pig meat it will be very hard for you to enjoy any sausage from a restaurant. The meat really is great.
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I have taken most of my pigs around and on my property, but this year I still yet to fill my pig tag. Weather has been not so great lately, so hopefully I will get out there sometime.


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