:p I just emailed BMI requesting a status match... :p

Took you long enough. :-:

depends on the size, you don't want a 600lb beast....and should someone chose to shoot the sucker you better have a lot of rounds, they can take a lot of shots even to the spine and keep moving.

I've seen some that look like the size of cows up north of Abilene(from a distance) I am not much a shoot and let lay person, but they are allowed to shoot and let the feral hogs lay in most places. I have seen 100's of them together before. and they are VERY destructive.

LOL. Nevermind. You actually linked teh restaurant in your post. :o

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Norton_(comedian)

I'll have to add that to the list of exotic meats I should attempt to eat.

Whatever it is, the dogs are all sayings it's a threat again. This time, 100M candlepower halogen and a rifle are going along. Maybe we'll find out about the quality of that pork...

where you be livin bro? :D
if you can hear the pack of coyotes right now, maybe you are in my backyard?!

I don't know what precisely is the difference about wild boar but the taste is remarkable. I usually go to F Scott's once per quarter but went many times that quarter.

I'm not sure about exotic* but really good. If I knew what they ate, I might start a farm-raised "wild" boar program.

* Says the person who has eaten rattlesnake, bison, gator, and other animals not considered in the norm.

:rolleyes:

I'm not certain about seeking the wild boar out - if the wild boar just happens to be available ...

corn, wheat, early growth of said crops. along with most any other $ crop or feedstock crop.

to start a farm of such you'd need to dig up your yard and make it concrete so they wont' get out and destroy your world.

I've never heard of him or seen him before.

he was on the roast of bob saget.

The part in bold was already done last week. :rolleyes:

And the roast of Gene Simmons.