The following article, by Joellen Perry and Mary Jacoby, was published in the August 6, 2007 edition of the Wall Street Journal.
3 thoughts on “Boar Taint”
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The following article, by Joellen Perry and Mary Jacoby, was published in the August 6, 2007 edition of the Wall Street Journal.
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Wow, I thought you meant taint like taint. Very interesting article.
Yeah I thought so. I also needed to bump Magick Snake down with something… not to mention… Video Dog…
We always castrated our piglets because no one would buy the pig or the meat in WV if it wasn’t castrated—except Albert who always kept one of the piglets from each litter for himself. He’d get it up to 500+ pounds — let it bred for a season or so and then butcher it—-I had to stay away from his house when he cooked the old boar as the finished product tasted sooooo bad. We never completed the castration until AFTER our elder son “rolled” with the new born piglets. Once they healed, he’d be right back in there “rolling”—I, personally couldn’t observe any piglet depression during these “rolling” periods. Fortunately, we moved from WV before the “elder” learned about the castration process and, moe importantly, before he taught the “younger” how to “roll” .