Any guesses on hanging wieght

[Son of Butch]

Sugar
According to the British documentary "The most lethal household inventions in history" prior to the Tudor Era (1485-1603) sugar was outrageously expensive and not affordable for the common man until the 1500s when it became cheap and hugely popular. Medical reports from 1592 listed teeth as causing 2% of all deaths in England. Forensic study of skulls prior to the 1400s showed a population with remarkably healthy teeth while skulls from the 1600s had wide spread tooth decay, missing teeth, deep abscesses caused by tooth infections and deteriorated bone throughout the jaw. Modern medicine in England links all these dental problems to the availability of sugar during and after the Tudor Era.

 

[50/50Farms]

Whew! That explains why I have better dental health than half of my family despite being a tobacco enthusiast... I rarely go in for sweets and basically never go in for soft drinks!

 

[smartin0022]

Verdict on hang weight yet? I based mine guess off 787 live weight.

 

[Son of Butch]

I based my guess as 2 lbs more than Fence's.

 

[RDFF]

What do we win if we're closest guess? Gotta be close but not over?

 

[callmefence]

Verdict on hang weight yet? I based mine guess off 787 live weight.

Unless I call and bother the butcher it'll be about two weeks. Your gonna be pretty close

 

[callmefence]

What do we win if we're closest guess? Gotta be close but not over?

I'll send you AA fence and farm tshirt.

 

[chaded]

Wasn't going to guess because I don't know nothing about hogs but I got to get that shirt so 535 is my guess.

 

[50/50Farms]

495 put me in the ring. I have no experience with hogs that big, so I'm just firing blind.

 

[SBMF 2015]

534.1 lbs hanging. My official entry.

 

[greybeard]

Sugar
According to the British documentary "The most lethal household inventions in history" prior to the Tudor Era (1485-1603) sugar was outrageously expensive and not affordable for the common man until the 1500s when it became cheap and hugely popular. Medical reports from 1592 listed teeth as causing 2% of all deaths in England. Forensic study of skulls prior to the 1400s showed a population with remarkably healthy teeth while skulls from the 1600s had wide spread tooth decay, missing teeth, deep abscesses caused by tooth infections and deteriorated bone throughout the jaw. Modern medicine in England links all these dental problems to the availability of sugar during and after the Tudor Era.

underbite......

 

[Silver]

Well if there is a shirt involved I'm gonna guess 678 lbs

 

[bird dog]

528 lbs exactly....if his scales are accurate. XL tshirt please.

 

[1982vett]

When we used to cull or move sows they wouldn't get fed for a day or two. Throw a bucket of shell corn in the pen or trailer and they move fairly good.

They get smart about that too…much like those cows that will go hungry rather than go in a lot with you around.

 

[SmokinM]

568# hanging

 

[Named'em Tamed'em]

548# on the rail

 

[gcreekrch]

592

 

[showcattle]

617 lbs

 

[daneg]

714 lbs

 

[Mountaintown Creek Ranch]

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