And he shall be known as WEBER

[30coupe]

Kanatis work well on small targets, don't they? Mine will never be for sale either.

[BowHuntingFool]

AWESOME!

[South MS Bowhunter]

I want a hog to grill!   :D

[Thumper Dunker]

Good shooting . That guy should taste good.

[Hummer3T]

WEEEEE, looks like I need to send you an apple for a traditional pig roast.

[Sixby]

Soooooo do you dip em in boiling water and then scrape the bristles off and cook him whole? Or do you cut him up and cook him parts?

God bless you all and congrats, Steve

[Eric Sprick]

Nice! I can almost taste it.

Eric

[swampdrummer]

Thanks again folks.
Sixby, I didn't do the dip and scrape on this one. Its a lot of trouble and stinks to high heaven!
I just skinned him out and gutted. He will be put on the grill with indirect heat and slow cooked. I've done a couple this way and they turn out pretty good

[metsastaja]

Brad Nice going. The perfect size. That is going to be sooooooo tender, lip smacking, eat it to the bone good.  Enjoy

[swampdrummer]

The end of Weber. About to be consumed by Myself and my wife. My father and step mom. Good times with family and good food!
 
 

[Kentucky Jeff]

That's some pig!

[Tajue17]

don't take this the wrong way because I don't know but when your hunting hogs is shooting the smaller ones better eating and do other hunters frown on it? when I was at ray hammonds I battled with the thoughts on what is fair game and what isn't I was nervous about shooting something too small,,same reason I don't go on trophy hunts I guess because I can't determine antler size and heard its a bad deal for shooting something small.  

I know people around here have a problem with shooting small does and if its really small but say without spots its joke time.  


not just swampdrummer but you other regular hog hunters, whats the state of mind out there among you guys.

oh and swamp nice shot and if I was there I'd love to sample some of that..

[bawana bowman]

Ted,
Florida use to have a minimum size of 15" at shoulder. But that was years ago. Now there is no size limit, if it can walk you can shoot it. There is a very good reason for this, they breed to damn fast and are destroying habitat.
The trophy hunters can wait for the big ones if they want. I've shot more than my share of them. These days I mainly hunt for meat, and those little ones are GOOD EATS!

Ooh, those little ones make for a tender sandwich!!!!

Congrats,

Bisch

[Cyclic-Rivers]

[swampdrummer]

No size limit and I rarely shoot anything bigger than 60-80 pounds. Like Bawana. I've taken enough big ones that I just don't feel the need. 80 pounds on down just eat better and ones like weber here are so tender if they are cooked right that you don't even need a knife.
Bawana is right as well in the fact that they breed like rats. They are sexually mature at six months old and breed something like 4 times a year with litters of up to 10 piglets. You can see how it can get out of hand quickly.

This little guy feed four adults with enough leftover for a couple of sandwiches tomorrow! Fresh sweet corn and sweet potatoes and I'm still stuffed!

[Pat B.]

Good eating, for sure !!

And fine shooting too.

[JJB]

Way to go, looks like a great time and meal there.
-Jay