A Beginners Guide For Field Dressing Wild Hogs

[@ShesquatchPiney]

People griping you're going slow are buttcracks. I appreciate the precision. I'd rather get it done right slowly than rush and have ruined meat. Thanks for being so thorough as you explain what you're doing.

[@OT8Bobber]

Great video!!! Best beginner's video I've seen for learning how to do a very clean, basic gut job on a hog or a deer. Thanks Much!

[@jsal849]

You made it look easy. Great video . I like how you explained it step by step.

[@dwhunter8904]

One HUGE mistake.......never ever clean wild hogs without latex gloves. They carry brucellosis and many different bacterial germs. A lot of people get deathly sick from it. It’s very simple to prevent.....gloves. Please read up on it and protect yourself. You can handle 100 and be okay....or just the right one and get deathly ill. The most dangerous part for infection is the reproductive organs. Good video otherwise l

[@OmnivoresHomesteadAndQuivers]

This stupid COVID crap has made it impossible to get gloves. Is why I’m not wearing them.

[@brittcamp28]

You beat me to it. I was going to say the same thing about gloves

[@johngallagher2313]

@@OmnivoresHomesteadAndQuivers I was going to point out the gloves thing buy see others beat me to it. Plenty of gloves here in Arkansas. Try Harbor Freight

[@irishbulldog3389]

Great job buddy! I’ve done a few raised ones a time or two but most important to keep everything clean a a whistle!!!

[@RKELLEHER40]

Howdy, Brother! As always, I appreciate you sharing your tips, tricks and expertise. Thanks again and Drive-On, Cowboy!! 🤠. I know that you know what a blessing it is to have the family involved. The Good Stuff!!

[@edgarcia8079]

Thanks for the best instruction on how to gut your game. Best to you!

[@stacywilliams1710]

Good Job you Two. Thanks for the information.

[@therealkanoes1]

Hi thank you for this video. This video HELPED me out so much as I did my own Pig this past week.

[@amendmentdefender7293]

Great video, the wife was very helpful. I'll be trying it tomorrow morning. Thank you and God Bless

[@livingstones1196]

Can't wait to try this myself! I reckon I'll be using my phone to follow along.

[@oldschoolcop.357magnum]

😂😂😂

[@JohnLopez-jt1cj]

Thanks, that was very helpful, hopefully this year I'll do my first gut with my 10 year old son, 👍🏼

[@trainyourdog7351]

My son is 11 and we're doing our 1st hog hunt this sunday✌🏾

[@therealyt5725]

Black people we eat the intestines. However, I only eat them when my mother and older sister make the intestines. They have to be cleaned of all poop. It can take hours to clean and make the whole house smell. However, due to hours it takes to clean and my mother have a lot of illnesses I have not had intestines for years. After cleaning under cold water, picking all the poop off. In a large pot add the trinity (onions, celery and carrots), your choice of spices, bell peppers, bring to boil and reduce to simmer for 4 hours

[@KeoniKoa]

I'm the 500th like! Fantastic video! I absolutely love the details, as I am EXTREMELY detail oriented! Thanks so much for these precise instructions!

[@spl1543]

thanks for this phenomenal video and thanks for taking your time while giving a detailed explanation.this is my first hunting season and in my state its open season year round on wild boar and I can't wait to make my first successfully hunt

[@charlespinson6693]

Thank you for this post. It’s greatly appreciated.

[@mateos8083]

Cool video. Alot different then all the other vids on youtube. I like this clean method

[@agelualofa]

Love it brother a very educational video for people that may spend a few days in the wilderness

[@jerrylsmith1955]

Good job,I did learn not to hurry. And to be patient.thank you.

[@haggardfan8734]

Nice job Bro. Been a few years for me so great refresher video!!!

[@feralgrandad4429]

Very neat work. And thank the Lord doing it it with a sensable knife. I was a butler for a decade and thats a job well done. Love this channel 😁

[@juneolomo41]

Different but super clean. i like it!!!

[@dereklacy]

Thank you so much for this video! I started hunting pigs recently and I've been so scared to gut them I always just do a gutless method. The problem with the gutless method is it can waste some meat and takes extra time.

[@dereklacy]

And also thank you for not calling it a "ding dong" or other such childish names.

[@double5bbq]

That was really great. I just subscribed. I haven’t been hog hunting in a couple years so I needed to tune up on the method. I do recommend you use gloves for cleaning. Thanks for posting.

[@denhammd]

Good video and interesting technique. You mention that you prefer hanging when possible. I've always hung them with the head down, but watching your technique it seems like tail at the bottom might be better. Do you have a preference?

[@OmnivoresHomesteadAndQuivers]

I always hang them head down. It’s easier to skin and gut

[@wk9953]

Awesome video. Thank you for the continued great content

[@timsherman8701]

You are a great educator

[@marsharoos8959]

Thanks for the video. I also want to shoot and skin a hog but never done it before. Very informative and appreciate the slower speed and detailed description so we can actually learn from it. Yeah, it’s not a race……

[@MrTiberd]

Great video, good camera work and explanation. Wonder what the old school guys did before there was latex gloves?? :(

[@danielcarrillo4385]

what's a good folding knife for field dressing?

[@13thvarebel16]

Looks like an old Buck he's using. Mine was a Shrade Old Timer with a curved "smooth" edge and a fine serrated edge. Dressed my first deer with it and had no issues (at least none caused by the knife 😜). The smooth curved tip is good for skin and sinews, the serrated part cuts right through breastbone.

[@banjohappy]

Any solid lockback knife should be fine, as long as it's good and sharp. Know how to resharpen if it goes dull while field dressing. A dull knife is a dangerous knife.

[@TexasShaka]

Best process video by far

[@monte4150]

Great video. I still remember my dad, God rest his soul saying to me as a kid" boy what the hell you doing? Looks like a crime scene". Lol

[@philiprogers4071]

That was a much better way to gut a pig than most i have watched on KZbin. We use zip ties on deer but I'm gonna use your method next time.

[@meltossmedia]

No gloves, you're a brave man

[@maxxhill1069]

So what do you do differently if you want to mount the boar?

[@jlivings2010]

Well done. thank you.

[@rpiii3755]

Can you split the pelvic bone so you don't fight the legs?

[@OmnivoresHomesteadAndQuivers]

You can but it requires more tools that I usually don’t carry with me in the woods.

[@freedomfamily1358]

Watch using the knife after you use it to move poop muffins around fyi

[@followthefaith]

You had a comment on gloves so nuff said. I appreciate the video as I’m preparing to go on first hog hunt. Even on deer I use two knives to prevent tainting the meat with the testicle effluent and the gland wax that is present on breeding animals. Maybe pigs don’t have them like deer do (I imagine they do however). You did a quick catch on the broken colon, but by then it was a moot point. You used your knife blade to rake aside your “do do muffin” so everything after that dragged any present bacteria into the rest of the meat. Since you said you still had to drag it, by the time you washed it, “too late.” The video was informative though, thanks.

[@Enigmaking]

First time I see someone cut through a sternum with a pocket knife

[@dodgygoose3054]

As a first timer wanting to learn that was fantastic! but also gross. Thank you.

[@banjohappy]

You should visit a slaughterhouse sometime.

[@Vesigoth]

Nice job! Thanks for the demo.

[@frederickdillon8569]

Nice! Well Done!

[@Grouseguy]

Great video 😊

[@SARY1915]

This might sound like a dumb question but what if it is a female? Same with urinary system?

[@OmnivoresHomesteadAndQuivers]

Instead of bringing the penis and urinary track all the way to the back to pull through you just have to cut around the anis and vagina because it’s already all the way back there. Much easier and faster with a female.

[@SARY1915]

Thanks friend

[@williamhart8087]

Excellent as always. When you eat what you kill there's no other way i want to do it. Keep it clean and enjoy the meat - there's no better sausage than wild hog.

[@chrislazos2832]

Thank you for the video very detailed i loved it blessings for all

[@SlampthChompth]

I hope I never have to do this but I appreciate knowing how.

[@simonbordier4194]

Thank you! really clear and easy to understand.

[@adamminglana40]

Huge knjves in hog hunting (like thise huge bowir knives you see and other stuff) are for hog game just incase you have no time to grab secondary or its on top of you

[@JR-jv3cd]

Hog liver is the best liver you'll ever eat. Of course, deer liver is great too. Both are gristle free, unlike beef liver.

[@warwolf715]

Thank you so much for this knowledge

[@strothermartin5368]

I'd wear gloves myself.

[@Patrick-zr8tv]

That's just making it harder on yourself for the delicate parts. Not to mention you're gonna be elbow deep anyway if it's a big pig. Best just to get comfortable having blood on your hands mate.

[@JermaineWinters]

Great tutorial

[@kennethhetrick5458]

Does anyone save the heart and the liver ?

[@OmnivoresHomesteadAndQuivers]

I don’t on hogs. On deer i do

[@ronpettit7996]

Nice video keep making them

[@eastcoastnews9529]

Looking to hunt in central Fl. But never cleaned a animal. 😓

[@DashingCupcacke]

Thats exactly where in looking to get a few wild ones this week

[@wmdbowman]

rubber gloves are good and should also split the pelvic bone ne

[@kennywolfjr.6413]

Let me preface this with I haven't killed or harvested a pig, however, even if I had, I believe in the "1000 ways to skin a cat". If your way was more efficient than my imaginary method, I think it'd be worth a watch. It's pretty close to the way I do a deer. Regardless, awesome content thanks for uploading! Keep up the good work.

[@dr4bones10]

Great video

[@Africanslam]

You made it way to complicated for such easy task.

[@noblestor8089]

Not everyone wants shit and piss all over their meat

[@andrewdisney8475]

Good video!

[@johnstach4601]

You did not give them a suit

[@GrannyandPo]

That was visceral 😂

[@amithrodrigo87]

Well done -

[@pepepepito623]

Just one thing, playing,pushing the shit around w/ the same knife...uhm..

[@kbh36dk]

He used the small sick, not the knife, but first it looked like he used the knife.

[@msavage138]

He used his knife to move the second chunk right before cutting the sternum.

[@kbh36dk]

@@msavage138 at 9:13, he uses the hog nutsack to swat it away, not the knife (but he has the knife in same hand).

[@JD-bu1lh]

No, that is why he grabbed a stick. Did not use the knife.

[@PadKao]

You call this field dressing?!😂

[@wickdelphini2669]

Would your children eat this boar ?

[@wickdelphini2669]

Just wandering, if my son asks what am i eating, and my answer is, baby pork ribs, and he freaks out 😅

[@OmnivoresHomesteadAndQuivers]

Yes, ours eats it. She usually won’t eat store bought meat.

[@pete5174]

You guys a cute couple

[@madhusudhanssudhan8046]

In India we eat all those intestine( stomach) , testicles 😂

[@banjohappy]

After emptying/thoroughly cleaning I hope.

[@madhusudhanssudhan8046]

@@banjohappy yeah of course

[@DJ-il8iv]

I’d make a huge mess of it. Nice

[@oldschoolcop.357magnum]

This first part makes me a little queasy 😩🤢

[@slickdog2100]

Gloves

[@glennsharkie4882]

Using same knife you just moved crap with!!!!

[@Grouseguy]

I’m pretty sure that was his stick … I initially thought same thing

[@stephanaeon]

He literally said it was a stick...? And it is clearly a stick....

[@Grouseguy]

Agree😊 … I actually went back and replayed the video .. “it’s his “STICK” …

[@Johnny-jr2lq]

Yeah it was a stick he asked for at least two times. And I quote his wife “the stick is right behind you”

[@johnstach4601]

Hmm nuts,good

[@Nelsonperez-bn4zm]

I think you guys make it more difficult than everybody else you guys should not be doing any more

[@BettisTheSpeculator]

No disrespect but next time get a camera stand