Ok so it may not be big but.....

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Not the biggest pig in the world but still have to deal to them.

125 meters shot from my deck chair

Nice one. The smaller ones are better eating anyway :thumbsup:

I see at least 3 meals there...apple sauce on the side.... good shooting.enjoy the pork.

Yep, looks like a good eater and easy to carry :thumbsup:

Stick an apple in its mouth and spit roast it whole

Cheers guys, saw 2 deer on the way out but they will keep for next time.

From your deck chair, nice job.

Well Done .

That & same relative size for Deer, have always been known as Snack Packs in my Hunting Circles , some of the best meat on offer ,while l was guiding in the mountains of Argentina ,Italy & Spain ,when we were invited by the Land Owners for a meal ,they would serve pig on the Spit slightly smaller as a great delicacy & when cooked properly it just melts in your mouth .In Argentina that would be simply split down the Centre, props placed in the rib cage to "butterfly ' it & propped on the edge of the fire & flipped as it cooks ,one of the best feeds l have ever had.

Like the SAFers with their braai, the Argentinians just love putting on an asado. It looks a bit weird to us Kiwis just propping stuff up beside the fire pit but it sure works.

Some great tips guys now I just have to make a decision on which way to cook it.

You guys have given me some great options and my mouth is watering.

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Originally Posted by bunji

Well Done .

That & same relative size for Deer, have always been known as Snack Packs in my Hunting Circles , some of the best meat on offer ,while l was guiding in the mountains of Argentina ,Italy & Spain ,when we were invited by the Land Owners for a meal ,they would serve pig on the Spit slightly smaller as a great delicacy & when cooked properly it just melts in your mouth .In Argentina that would be simply split down the Centre, props placed in the rib cage to "butterfly ' it & propped on the edge of the fire & flipped as it cooks ,one of the best feeds l have ever had.

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My Argentinian friend did this with a wild goat kid I shot. Everyone preferred it over venison.

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Originally Posted by 7mm Rem Mag

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Not the biggest pig in the world but still have to deal to them.

125 meters shot from my deck chair

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Bigger than any pig iv shot,iv never shot one.Look out the day one walks by me,the 308 will do the business.
Enjoy yr pork.

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And that's no surprise to me. After 50 odd years of lots of veni, goat is a a welcome change and, of course, it is the most eaten red meat in the world.
Nice yound kid nanny is, along with with yealring Tahr, my favourite.

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Can't say I'm bored of venison, but with goats being the only viable "game" animal in Northland unless you have dogs, you have to make the best of it. We've been pleasantly surprised by what we can do with goat. Not just curries, all sorts of things.

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Originally Posted by Trout

Bigger than any pig iv shot,iv never shot one.Look out the day one walks by me,the 308 will do the business.
Enjoy yr pork.

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Cheers Mate, its been a lot of years since I have seen a pig but in the last 3-4 weeks I have started seeing them again.

Good luck, you will get some in the future :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by CBH Australia

From your deck chair, nice job.

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Yep I will take a photo of my setup next time Im out. Thanks for your post :thumbsup: