17hornet 188 Posted December 12, 2017 Report Share Posted December 12, 2017 Some more piggy processing, from a man on the land in Australia. Not me. But a man that loves his food fresh. Catman and Catgirl. Hey guys been tryin to upload pictures for a while now,see how this goes. Top week....bulking up though hey folks seemingly our vintage computer will only load 3 pictures at a time, sorry they are not in the timeline it happened. Although we are sure u will get the gist cheers catman and the girl.... Before.... and after Alive and kicking This is Pepper Berkshire x wild boar 55 kg live. Shot with Lithgow 22wmr, Bled out, then ready to be scalded in bathtub. Have about 1/2 a 44 gallon drum of boiling water ready, add to cold water in bath, about 3:1 hot to cold. Aim for 6o degrees. Put pig in an bob about for a few mins don't let carcass lie on the bottom for fear of cooking meat. Use gumboots and push along body skin and hair comes off. You can use hands as well. Hi 17 Hornet . this is "the girl" who is only slightly computer savy . I tried uploading photo's one at a time after shrinking them down on my computer but they came up doubled and tripled ? I will try putting up more pics , see how I go ! Cheers the girl . Ps will add text tomorrow , Catman is on holidays .....too many ales now to help me .lol. Splitting rump. Rear leg chops mmmmm one came in at 816 grams. As we already have several pickled legs in freezer it was decided to cut this one into mainly chops. Forequarter with bacon springs still on Forequarter split may need bigger saw.. loin chops 30 mm thick home kill bacon ready to be rubbed and smoked About 34kg of assorted chops cryovacked ready to freeze. That's about it for Catman's post. He's on the land and has a cast iron stove in house that is used for heating and cooking, seems that it is just another one of his passions, apart from hunting, told he is a good hand with the stove. Hope it is enjoyed. 4 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
mole trapper 1,701 Posted December 12, 2017 Report Share Posted December 12, 2017 Great post thank you. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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