[PJ-Comix]

Anybody here ever eat wild hog? I would love to try it.

[JRandomFreeper]

I do. Regularly. My brother brings them for me. I ask for females, from 80 to 120 lbs or smaller. He picks those to bring to me.

They are good eats.

I don't have any use for a 250 lbs tusker.

/johnny

[Ditto]

Anybody here ever eat wild hog?

Yes. It's good.

[PilotDave]

As far as eating goes, not so good shot like that. What alot of people do is trap them, feed them a better diet for a period of time and then slaughter. Removes alot of the gamey taste.

[Jet Jaguar]

Yes. In Guam. Pit smoked. Very good.

[South40]

Anybody here ever eat wild hog? I would love to try it.

I have. We hunted them growing up in north Florida/south Georgia. If we ate store bought pork it was at a friend's house as we never had it at home.

[Clay Moore]

Good stuff. I have shot quite a few and prefer them to store bought pork.

Biggest one was a ~400# boar. I didn’t figure it would be any good but it didn’t stink so I processed it. We also had 76 dozen tamales made from it.

[SandRat]

Not wild Hog but Havalina in Arizona

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Mean, Gamey, & Greasy.

[verga]

Anybody here ever eat wild hog? I would love to try it.

I went to school with a south Georgia boy that swore up and down that it was the best Bar-b-que in the world.

[batterycommander]

I believe that the Spam company might be able to use them in some of their mystery meat. Free meat. I’ll bet someone is considering that option.

[Dick Bachert]

With the help of some tough dogs, I wrestled about a 200# boar to submission. He was so gamey, I had to cook a ham from him outdoors. Stunk up the whole neighborhood. Dogs wouldn't even eat it. Tossed it.
Stick with small females — or buy a Honeybake.

[Ditter]

Strong and gamey, one meal was enough.

[Apogee]

Really, really good. Depending of course, on the cook.
I have heard ;) we have a cook on the forum, who has probably weighed in by now.