Texas hog hunters
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THAT would be fun. 
cass
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I sure hope I'm wrong, but at first glance, it looks like he's holding a piglet by the leg. It so, he's had toooo many of whatever is in his left hand.
I didn't see that. if I was remiss in posting this, I will delete it. I just noticed the 50 cal. and the 30 cal Browning MG. (Supposedly a 1919 according to some captions.)
Dusty Miller
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Me thinks he's employed the "nuclear option" of wild pig hunting!
The Last Standing Knight
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I understand his problem. Have family who had farms in central Texas. It's even becoming a problem in urban areas.
It would be a shame to let all that meat go to waste, though. The State doesn't have too much of an issue with how these pests are handled in certain areas.
It would be a shame to let all that meat go to waste, though. The State doesn't have too much of an issue with how these pests are handled in certain areas.
sipowicz
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I though this was another southern dating show...
DeathGrip
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I hear them Texans don't know how to BBQ pig.
shaggist
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A Texas friend tells me there is no such thing as 'barbecued pig'-only beef qualifies. So sad. But more for me!
DeathGrip
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Maybe a little more "Ribbin" will get them fired up.Wild hogs are a problem. A group of farmers in a county I do some work in paid a fellow to shoot them out of a helicopter. He killed over 2000 in a recent year. The pigs are still there, & are still a problem.
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