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Light rain = dead hogs
#1
Six for the night total, 3 big sows. L-R 270#, 280#, 325#


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#2
Nice. Those are great eating size. Smoked hind quarter roast are my favorite
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#3
Nice looking porkers.
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#4
Nice! Grats on removing them.

SY
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#5
Congrats on the 3 hogs .
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#6
Well done!
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#7
Congrats!
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#8
Double Naught Spy Wrote:Well done!

Agree, Sows that size most likely had a few on board as well.
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#9
Those are some good looking pigs. Sow's around here are nothing but skin and bones. Not even worth butchering. All they do is breed and raise young ones.....
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#10
grendelnubi Wrote:Those are some good looking pigs. Sow's around here are nothing but skin and bones. Not even worth butchering. All they do is breed and raise young ones.....

I brought two of them home and cleaned them. They had over 2" of fat all the way around them and layered inside the belly cavity.
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#11
Stellar hunt!Smile
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#12
Nice! I just had some Italian sausage made from my last hog.
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