First post and I figured I'd post this porker I recently got on camera. I'd imagine there's some bacon on him! For reference the wooden trough is 30 in. tall and the other hogs are normal size. I know you can only see half of him but what would yalls opinions be on the weight?

Good lord that's a biggun.....

Thats a Big un.
I want to know about the feeder. Are you gravity feeding into the trough?

It's a good sized pig, but it is also closer to the camera than the others and I think that makes it look way bigger than it it.

The feeder is just a Moultrie feeder drum with a flange mounted to the drum connected to the PVC pipe and into the wooden trough. It has worked very well because the hogs cant get any of the feed, it's just the raccoons that's the problem but you deal with them any way you try to feed deer. Just a simple fix that we are eventually going to do to all of our feeders.

I wish we could've gotten a picture of the pig next to the others. It's a big one just won't know how big until we can put him on the ground!

BACON!!!!!!

good one whatever it weighs... Put one under his ear so he dont run and save ya some draggin on that porker.

Just got a good idea and that's to put a picture of a deer roughly in the same spot and compare. I was starting to wonder if it was just an illusion and it wasn't quite as big as it looks. After looking at this, I realize thats it's not a trick! As you can see we have a problem with coons.

That's a big hog, look how stout he is in the lower chest. And even though he is with a sounder and doesn't seem to be too scarred up, I wouldn't be surprised if he is a barr hog. Just sayin...I'll put in 244# on scales!

300#

Dp traps with corn will catch those rascals

How tall is the trough?? May try this to keep hogs out

350

Paging MB?

Lot of bacon!