They are tasty if you don't eat the big boars. My ranch in Texas is overloaded with pigs, in fact I have very few deer on the game cameras, they have taken over the ranch. Good thing we don’t grow anything or run livestock, they will tear up land rooting around. It’ nothing to see 30-40 at the feeders on any given day (Texas you can hunt over a feeder). The nice thing is there is no season, about every two weeks or so I'll get the urge I’ll go out to the ranch to get a few. I prefer the small ones like the one in the second picture. Some of the larger boars I just throw them in the gut pile they have too much testosterone to be any good to eat. There is a saying among Texas land owners, “There are ranches with hogs and ranches that soon will have hogs” if they are in PA it won’t be long before they spread. A sow can have two litters a year up to 11 piglets and they can breed at six to eight months old. Pigs like to feed at night, I put up solar lights around one feeder where I have a tripod stand set up at 30 yards, they are super easy to pick off.
The last pic of the sow my buddy shot two days ago; I didn’t go hunting this week end, we’ve been getting a lot of rain and I just didn’t want to fuss with the rain and the mud.
