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The last pig I did
A Homemade Life :: Slow Food. Good, Clean and Fair :: Meat - Hunting, fishing, butchering, curing etc
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The last pig I did
As promised, pickies of the last pig I butchered.
The pig, all 200 plus pounds of her!
My daughter taking a good look
And now she is trying to help me hoist it into a tree. We failed by the way so I got to butcher it on the ground. It was REALLY hard to do that so am glad to now have the engine hoist. Mr GB didnt know it would be so useful for other things when he got it
Hopefully the next one will be shot by me, well, a girl can dream, cant she
The pig, all 200 plus pounds of her!
My daughter taking a good look
And now she is trying to help me hoist it into a tree. We failed by the way so I got to butcher it on the ground. It was REALLY hard to do that so am glad to now have the engine hoist. Mr GB didnt know it would be so useful for other things when he got it
Hopefully the next one will be shot by me, well, a girl can dream, cant she
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Re: The last pig I did
Oh, and all pictures were taken by my darling son of 7, hence the odd angle of the first one
GB- Homemade Moderator
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A Homemade Life :: Slow Food. Good, Clean and Fair :: Meat - Hunting, fishing, butchering, curing etc
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