Where is the Hog ?
http://news.oldva.org/blogroll/hog-butchering-at-colonial-williamsburg/
Maybe next year they'll bring a package of bacon and some other neatly wrapped cuts of pork from the market and explain that after a little, ummmm unpleasantness this here hog pig becomes these food items. But Oink here has been pardoned by the president so we're just going to let him run along.
Quote from: John C on December 27, 2008, 09:55:52 PM
Maybe next year they'll bring a package of bacon and some other neatly wrapped cuts of pork from the market and explain that after a little, ummmm unpleasantness this here hog pig becomes these food items. But Oink here has been pardoned by the president so we're just going to let him run along.
[rofl2]
Peter I will let you know and you can even probably shoot and stick it also. No one is going to hold you back if you want to scrape it as well. Were they trying to be political correct or just figured that is all the public could digest.
Quote from: peternap on December 27, 2008, 09:39:18 PM
Where is the Hog ?
http://news.oldva.org/blogroll/hog-butchering-at-colonial-williamsburg/
*fear*
Coming soon.... How to make your own soy dogs! Yummmmmm
Peter I showed that picture to my son. He said "mine was that big when I first got him" What are they doing butchering a pig that small? Ideally 250-300# is about right for first year spring pig.
Quote from: Redoverfarm on December 27, 2008, 10:07:53 PM
Peter I showed that picture to my son. He said "mine was that big when I first got him" What are they doing butchering a pig that small? Ideally 250-300# is about right for first year spring pig.
I asked them the same thing John....I got the same answer I got to most of my questions. A snotty look.