If I'm Gonna hunt in the heat I make sure I have EVERYTHING I need to clean the hog. Knives, rope, gambrel, ice chest with ice, etc. I like to get them on ice in an hour or less. Size wise, I eat them all, on the bigger ones, I'll soak them in an ice chest with ice and lemon juice, draining the water daily and adding ice as needed for 2-3 days.
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Originally posted by Graysonhogs View PostIf I'm Gonna hunt in the heat I make sure I have EVERYTHING I need to clean the hog. Knives, rope, gambrel, ice chest with ice, etc. I like to get them on ice in an hour or less. Size wise, I eat them all, on the bigger ones, I'll soak them in an ice chest with ice and lemon juice, draining the water daily and adding ice as needed for 2-3 days.
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Originally posted by Cuz View PostWithout a doubt a larger boar gets more "rank" in the summer. Doesn't mean its not worth eating. Clean it asap and let it bleed out. It'll be fine.
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1 hour to cooler, is that from the shot, or after you recover? I'm hunting public land, with at least a 30 minute walk back to my truck. let's say I got it skinned and quartered within an hour or so of the shot, then had to hike out the quarters before I got them on ice, do you still think the meat would be good? I guess there is only one way to find out. I 've also been considering getting a game cart and pulling in a cooler, but that would add to my already heavy load.
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