It's a Hillbilly Thing.
I intended to pick a Hog Hunting video...ooops, capitalised hog. So I grabbed one that was from Tennessee. Well, turns out it has Hayseed Dixie to it. Something I thought of doing with their cover of Motorhead's "Ace of Spades" with a Bear Dog theme.
So, get a little taste of hog Hunting.
There is a lack of Bear Hunting with Hounds on YouTube. We might have to do something about that. No, that was not a campaign promise. It was a notion.
Another thing lacking on YouTube is a video of either (The Late, Great) Ralph Stanley or Levon Helms performing "False Hearted Lover".
So, this is it. Nothing else.
The Appalachianist...
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Well App, today is my b-day and watching a hog getting killed isn't exactly the way I wanted to start my day. I couldn't finish watching it. What's even worse is when I think of the slaughter houses, so dying in the woods I suppose is better than in a slaughter house.
It was interesting the little dog was the most intent and had no fear.
Next time I will refrain from watching. Don't like the feeling I have in the pit of my stomach.
I definitely like the music videos better.
Happy Birthday Mew. I don't suppose your having pork chops tonight, are you?
Ha! No pork for dinner. I did have a coconut creme pie that was excellent.
Now that sounds nice.
From what I've heard, all video and little words Dan is quite the opposite of dull. :-)
Thank You Murf, I needed to hear that.
Did you'll hear/read that? I don't have to say a damn thing to be interesting.
Yeah, you don't have to say nothin' 'cept you got to have pictures . . . but not of you on a bear rug or maybe ridin' a boer Hog bareback through the woods being chased by your hounds . . . ugh . . . but other than that I downright enjoy this blog come what may . . . the tusks on this hog were kind of special . . . er, big . . . can you field dress/clean these boer hogs to keep them from tasting so gamey? I just don't know . . . it's called being ignorant.
Bill, wild hogs have a good flavor. It's not an issue.
You won't catch me riding one...
About riding the wild hog through the woods . . . er, I alway knew you were smart, but I really didn't know about field dressing a wild hog. One of my students once gave me some deer meat that had been ruined because it was not field dressed properly. I don't think he knew because he was serious about hunting in the Wateree swamp area around Camden near the backside of Fort Jackson. I didn't know if hogs had a similar problem. Thanks.
Well, Bill, you've got to cut their nuts off (I hear you laies laughing) That's with anything. But wild hog has good flavor.
Ya know I am laughing, and well, just can't say what I wanna say about such things.
Can't say you don't learn things here on this blog.
It is just too early in the morning . . . do I get an "Amen?" . . . it is just too early to laugh so hard. Have a good day . . . the Hogs are happy hunting season is over . . . I can hear two of 'em talkin' about this here blog . . . "Gettin' killed ain't so bad . . . it's what they do after you is dead . . . ." Those mountain Hogs must be related to the piedmont Hogs . . . . please let me stop . . . shoot me . . . I'm OK. I think I can drive to work such as it is. Have a good day . . . a better day then one of those Hogs. Sorry.
You can hunt hogs year round in Ga, including the North Ga. Mountains. Here, other than the five furthest couties of WNC, they can be hunted as long as something else is in season.
That man shooting that hog did ecology a favor.
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