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Texas Wild Hogs, Lots of Them
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<blockquote data-quote="ctlbaron" data-source="post: 143167" data-attributes="member: 1774"><p>Some of these definately have hampshire in them. We've only got these rough looking, long snooted,razorback looking things here. Not many of them either. The boars are sweaty smelling things cooking. The sows are not bad though. These in the pictures look like they would be good eating. If you've ever killed your own hogs, how about that fresh tenderloin and ribs right off the hog before it ever got cold.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ctlbaron, post: 143167, member: 1774"] Some of these definately have hampshire in them. We've only got these rough looking, long snooted,razorback looking things here. Not many of them either. The boars are sweaty smelling things cooking. The sows are not bad though. These in the pictures look like they would be good eating. If you've ever killed your own hogs, how about that fresh tenderloin and ribs right off the hog before it ever got cold. [/QUOTE]
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