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 random pigs that YOU have taken........ 
		
		
		A city/farmer friend raises hogs for butchering.  He has one that he wants to split with me.     
	I've done this before...much better eating than the grocery store crap. https://storage.bhs.cloud.ovh.net/v1...278c11451c.jpg  | 
		
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 This goes great with bbq'd pork. 
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 Here are my porkers! Meet Delicious and Yummy. They go in on the 18th.  
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 Nothing tastes better than happy animals!  
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 Never took pics back in college…didn’t want the evidence. 
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 I feared the thread title might refer to college Pig Night. 
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 As kids we went to see my grandparent's friend's farm. A 100% real working farm & ranch. He grew mostly wheat like most farmers in this part of the country. He also had dozens of chickens for eggs, pigs and cattle. He had a pair of geese as his "watch geese" and they alerted at all visitors. He had 4 horses for the his grandkids.  
	We went to to the pig area at the edge of the place and the aroma is rather strong. He had a HUGE mama sow suckling piglets. I had no idea that pigs could be so big. He was a typical hard working farmer. Then one day the local power company came up, and said they need to put a large transmission line across his property and they would of course pay him a nice chunk of change for doing nothing, but letting them have the access and the spots to plant his wheat around. He was able to build a new house for his son on the property with that income. Then an oil company came along and drilled a well that hit, and he retired from farming with that income. I would bet it is a housing development or commercial development by now.  | 
		
 ^^^  He was a very lucky man....Twice!! 
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