California Pigs

[kglacken]

Lockwood are good people. Lots of fun 

[follow maggie]

Nice pig!

[Oh Mah]

Im glad they are not here but what is keeping them from coming to Washington or even Oregon for that matter?

[follow maggie]

Distance. Give them some time & they'll probably get here.

[180-GRAIN]

How do they taste? Are they gamy at all or do they taste just like any other domestic farm raised pig? always wondered that. Nice looking pigs by the way.

[follow maggie]

Thanks. Wild pig tast s real good. I have a hard time explaining it. It doesnt tast like store noght pork. Its not gamey, but more flavorful, if you know what i mean. These pigs were old, so im having four hams for pulled pork, the rest is various types of sausage & jerky.

[MADMAX]

cool hunt
spendy though

[follow maggie]

As far as guided hunts go, it's pretty cheap. I could have saved a bunch by only shooting one and if my buddy hadn't backed out at the last so I would have had someone to split the gas with. That being said, it's a fair amount of money. I do it once a year, and it's something that I save for over a few months so i can afford it.

[carpsniperg2]

Nice hogs I enjoy hunting hogs in cali as well. Be a couple years now but I'm headed to texas fairly soon to do some hog and exotic hunting. I'm looking forward to chasing hogs again

[scree]

Tim Lockwood has supported the WA Wild Sheep Foundation with a hog hunt donation two years running. Stand up dude in my book. Hopefully I will hunt with him in the near future

[follow maggie]

I like Tim a lot. He's a stand up guy and runs a good operation. I'll be hunting wih him every year.