not just in TX
thought you guys might like to see a hog taken in a subdivision outside Atlanta, GA recently. Pig was weighed on certified scales at over 1100 lbs. They don't just grow em big in Texas.
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He doesn't look that big. Wish they had a better picture. -
page 2 of the thread has some much better pictures of the hog.Comment
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Welcome to the site gadeerwoman.
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LOL!
1000 pound hogs are a dime a dozen in Texas! They swing from trees in front yards all over the State!
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I stuck a 500 #er with a carbon stick. I don't know if I would've tried it with that one unless I was WAY up in a BIG tree...Comment
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That's a sure enough big piggy there..BUT they do grow'em bigger in TEXAS.. Had to say that...It's in my blood..LOL
Welcome to the fire..Comment
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Good Grief! My puter didn't load all the other pages the first time I looked. He is a big 'ol pig!Comment
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Pig doesnt look wild to me.. must be some new super strain, because if you catch one over 400 lbs here in texas it is the ultimate trophy...I think it is just a big domestic boar...not feral...I have hog hunted with dogs for years, and a huge hog is 12 inches from nose to eyes... Plus it has a pug nose on it...not a roto-rooter like the wild hogs that I kill...Comment
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Yup,thats a big domestic pig,but not 1100 lbs.Comment
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I agree, looks domestic. The face is too fat and those itty bitty chompers are embarrassing. IMO it's only feral in the sense that it got loose from the farm somewhere and maybe was loose for a while.Comment
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Welcome, Ga Lady
Lotta Good Folks Here
Some of um kinda full of it
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Welcome gadeerwoman and thanks for the pic's.Comment
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Welcome to the fire and no matter what the final weight, that's one big slab of bacon right there!Comment
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