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Post by maddog on Feb 7, 2016 12:26:11 GMT -5
Here is some picks of other critters you might see while you're down there. I took these after the hog hunt was over. Here's a pic of one of the three lodge facilities at Wilderness. maddog
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Post by maddog on Feb 7, 2016 12:36:59 GMT -5
[/quote] if you listen to how everyone claims high fence operations are ran then they are pumped full of gmo feed and growth hormones, tranquilizers steroids, and devistating communicable diseases[/quote] Can't say about communicable diseases, but other than that, it sounds the same as every hog, chicken, and cattle farm today, in the midwest......just sayin'..... maddog
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Post by span870 on Feb 7, 2016 15:30:03 GMT -5
I've had all three. All the pigs I've killed were boar hogs and only one tasted off. This was also one we fought with the dogs for four hours and chased for miles. Comes down to hire it's taken care of before and after the kill. Don't let the adrenaline get pumped up, skin it immediately, and cool yesterday. The ram wasn't bad and the goat was okay. I could eat them but they didn't stand out like the pork did. I would put a properly cared for wild boar up against any cut domestic hog out there. Very little fat, zero growth hormones, clean feed. If you're going to get a mount make the decision on what you would like to look at. if you listen to how everyone claims high fence operations are ran then they are pumped full of gmo feed and growth hormones, tranquilizers steroids, and devistating communicable diseases No idea how most work. Places I've went they were caught outside the fence and put inside. I did go to one in Ohio that brought them in from Canada. They were pretty tame. Just my experience.
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Post by esshup on Feb 7, 2016 23:00:13 GMT -5
At Loshbough, they had to put flack jackets on the dogs - if not they'd get cut up pretty bad by the hogs. One guy in the group on the 2nd day, he was filming another hunter and a hog put him up a tree. He was lucky it had branches low enough so he could get up out of harms way. The video was comical watching it, but knowing what we did, he's lucky that he didn't get cut. The hog stayed under the tree for a few minutes popping it's jaws.
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