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Spring time pig
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05-14-2014, 08:45 PM,
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Dave Roelle
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RE: Spring time pig
(05-13-2014, 10:29 PM)Ironramrod Wrote: Dave, I'm curious how those bbq hams and pork loins turned out for you. If they are anything like Sam's club pork, they gotta be good.
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IR
Hey there IR-------------------well wild pork is unique (at least those here in Texas)---there is literally NO fat on these critters. The landscape at this ranch is the edge of the coastal plain just west of Corpus Christi--lots of bermuda grass pasture and mesquite thickets---plenty of good forage for the critters. So low and slow over mesquite say 6 hours for a hind quarter----4 hours indirect heat (smoker) covered but not wrapped in aluminum foil---------2 hours uncovered (basically the wood has burned to just coals so no smoke now)------sauce them at hour 5 and you got BBQ.-------slice it or pull it your choice---the bbq sauce provides the moisture and the lean pork sucks it up. Wild sows are the best pork ya ever had-------boar hogs are for sausage if they are still young ones----old boars make good terminal balistic targets and passable coyote bait.
keep well and stay safe
Dave
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RE: Spring time pig - by Dave Roelle - 05-14-2014, 08:45 PM
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