Do PIGS eat Oranges??

[GregD]

Forget the oranges, bawana you've been bitten seven times by rattle snakes? I was thinking how lucky you guys are to be able to hunt pigs all year, I think I just changed my mind.

[gregg dudley]

Anybody who has been bitten by a rattle snake seven times is BAD luck.    :eek:  Gonna think twice about hanging out with you any more, man!

[alligatordond]

I thought I was stupid for getting hit once! Then again I still catch and play with the pygmy rattlers.

Robert, I'll take you and Gregg soon to shoot some of those orange fed pigs.

Mint, check those orange trees, The sour ones are pretty in color and tend to have larger more dimpled skin. The sweet oranges tend to be smaller with a smoother dirty skin. I am about 80 % accurate ID ing them by sight but a taste test is the only sure way.

bwillhunt, you are dead on about the homemade mojo. Sour orange juice, garlic, a bit of olive oil, other spices to suit your taste and BAM! Perfect for a BBQ wild hog

[Robertfishes]

mmmm wild hog marinated from the inside out..Don I still have those cedar branchs in my shed, are you coming to the spring shoot? or maybe I need to take a road trip before then?
Nala, I lived part time in your area (P.C. and FtMyers) back in 1983-1992 I sure loved the fishing down there..  

[Mike Vines]

Originally posted by gregg dudley:
Anybody who has been bitten by a rattle snake seven times is BAD luck.     :eek:   Gonna think twice about hanging out with you any more, man!

Heck no, he is the one you want to be with.  They gravitate towards him, leaving you more time to hunt.  J/K

[Hoyt]

Originally posted by free2bow:
What about being attracted to diesel fuel?  Has anyone heard of that?

I've never tried it but hear you can soak a croaker sack with burnt motor oil and wire it to a tree and they will come to it and rub on it.

[alligatordond]

I'll be there Robert. Bring the branch!