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Just got this article on Georgia Outdoor News. A 450 lb hog was killed one county over from me. It’s a big one!

https://gon.com/departments/mo...91&mc_eid=0923e33c3c


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Posts: 985 | Location: Middle Georgia | Registered: 06 February 2011Reply With Quote
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Big one and a different color for sure. I will need to see a scale ticket to believe 450 though! Jam the camera into the pig and put the hunter ten feet behind, always raises questions for me. A 350 pound feral pig is very wide across the back. They can be tall and long but without the width the weight is not there.
 
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I'd like to see some different angles and scale results as well. The photo setup is done via wide angle and in such a way as to exaggerate the foreground by minimizing the size of items in the background.

The hog below, which had tremendous girth, would look like a Volkswagon in that same setup.

But it only weighed 266.



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Posts: 9438 | Location: Shiner TX USA | Registered: 19 March 2002Reply With Quote
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Bobby that looks like a Victor Watson picture!

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From the smile on the hunter's face I would say it was a BIG pig! Exactly how big in terms of Lbs and ounces that's for the scales to show .....


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When my neighbor still ran dogs I hunted with him one night. Under special living conditions for a pig, his dogs caught and he kill a 400 pound sow! We weighed it on a certified scale. I have looked but can not find the pictures. His 6'3" 240 pounds were dwarfed by her side by side, no special camera effects needed! Just saying!
 
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big pig, but with that photo trick, I wouldn't believe any stated weight --


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Bobby, that sow almost looks like a beached sea lion. Continue to appreciate your fine taste in hog rifles. Cool


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That is amazing how often the weights of the really big pigs in articles and on the web end in a "zero". What are the odds?????

The weight of the pig Bobby posted didn't end in a zero - and neither have the vast majority of the pigs I've weighed.

Reminds me of the round numbers of the extreme shot distances people brag about....

I haven't been to law school, but I thought the first lesson in lying was to be very specific.


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Posts: 2515 | Location: Central Coast of CA | Registered: 10 January 2002Reply With Quote
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I used to guestomate with the drag method. Plus or minus 25 pounds. Built me a receiver hitch winch and bought a 600 pound crane scale. Now if I can get to them or drag them out it is to the tenth!
 
Posts: 763 | Location: South Central Texas | Registered: 29 August 2014Reply With Quote
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From the why the article is written.

It could easily be a put and take hog.
 
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Looks to me like a feral Poland China hog.
Any other ideas?


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Posts: 2294 | Location: Republic of Texas | Registered: 25 May 2009Reply With Quote
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Pic makes it look 1000lbs…ridiculous


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