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I'll be there soon as my cornbread comes out of the oven.
Thanks for sharing.
 
Posts: 19 | Location: Portland, OR | Registered: December 31, 2017Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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So cool! So fun! Such good eats! Please stop post this stuff! I'm so totally jealous! Wink


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Posts: 10187 | Location: The Free State of Arizona | Registered: June 13, 2007Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Looks like a great hunt...and meal. Gainesville isn't "that" far away ya know. Smile


We shot those in Williston Big Grin, Passed through Gainesville to get there?

Thank all you guys for the kind words. For such an ugly animal, there sure are tasty if prepared correctly.
 
Posts: 1097 | Location: Orange Park, FL. | Registered: November 26, 2000Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Here is my recipe if anyone wants it.

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Originally Posted By Air-cooled:
Wow! Can you tell us your technique for cooking this. I'd like to try it.



Sure.

Ingredients needed:

Chicken broth
Yellow mustard
1/3 cup light brown suger
1/4 cup dark brown suger
1/4 cup Accent
1/4 cup Lawrys Season Salt
2 Tbsp Garlic Powder
2-3 Tbsp Cumin
1- Tsp salt
1- Tsp ground black pepper
1- Tbsp paprika
1- Tsp dry mustard
1- Tsp chili powder
1- Tsp Cayenne pepper

1. Sit the chicken broth aside.
2. Combine all the dry ingredients
3. Take the yellow mustard and rub the entire piece of meat down with it.
4. Use 3/4 of the dry rub to the coat the entire piece of meat. The yellow mustard will make it stick. Let sit in fridge overnight.

Smoking:

I use an offset smoker with lump charcoal and hickory wood. Put the meat directly on the grill and smoke @ 250 for 3 hours. The meat really does not take much smoke after 3 hours anyway. Pre heat oven to 225. Remove meat from grill, coat with the remaining 1/4 cup of dry rub and place into a baking pan. Add about 1/4” of chicken broth to the baking pan. Cover baking pan tightly with foil and cook @ 225 for 5 hours (time will vary depending on the size of the meat). The meat will be fork tender and the bone will pull away for easy shredding of the pork. The seasonings will mix with the chicken broth and creat a very flavorful juice that is poured back into the pulled pork making it super moist. You will also have the smoke flavor from the smoking process. Enjoy
 
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Nice hunting!


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Looks great! Thank you and your family for their service to our great nation.
 
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Looks tasty
 
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Now thats living the dream.
 
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Thanks to everyone for your service. Keep shootin' those damn pigs. I had to shoot an attacking javelina a few months ago. It went into the dumpster.

We're doing a pork tenderloin (from a local farm) for dinner tonight. It smells so good but my wife would do me bodily harm if I tasted it to soon.
 
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That makes my mouth water! Great post!


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Wow. I'm so hungry now.
 
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How big are they ? Do they reach a point where they aren’t good for smoking ? I keep hearing people say they won’t eat the large ones so am curious re your experience.
 
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That looks outstanding!



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Here is my recipe if anyone wants it.

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Originally Posted By Air-cooled:
Wow! Can you tell us your technique for cooking this. I'd like to try it.



Sure.

Ingredients needed:

Chicken broth
Yellow mustard
1/3 cup light brown suger
1/4 cup dark brown suger
1/4 cup Accent
1/4 cup Lawrys Season Salt
2 Tbsp Garlic Powder
2-3 Tbsp Cumin
1- Tsp salt
1- Tsp ground black pepper
1- Tbsp paprika
1- Tsp dry mustard
1- Tsp chili powder
1- Tsp Cayenne pepper

1. Sit the chicken broth aside.
2. Combine all the dry ingredients
3. Take the yellow mustard and rub the entire piece of meat down with it.
4. Use 3/4 of the dry rub to the coat the entire piece of meat. The yellow mustard will make it stick. Let sit in fridge overnight.

Smoking:

I use an offset smoker with lump charcoal and hickory wood. Put the meat directly on the grill and smoke @ 250 for 3 hours. The meat really does not take much smoke after 3 hours anyway. Pre heat oven to 225. Remove meat from grill, coat with the remaining 1/4 cup of dry rub and place into a baking pan. Add about 1/4” of chicken broth to the baking pan. Cover baking pan tightly with foil and cook @ 225 for 5 hours (time will vary depending on the size of the meat). The meat will be fork tender and the bone will pull away for easy shredding of the pork. The seasonings will mix with the chicken broth and creat a very flavorful juice that is poured back into the pulled pork making it super moist. You will also have the smoke flavor from the smoking process. Enjoy


Consider that stolen, we are going out Sunday night....saw good sign 2 days ago.<<crossed fingers>>

Great family pic!
 
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I just saw this thread. Outstanding!


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That's awesome!

Thanks to your entire family for the service to our nation you all have given and keep giving in the past, present and future!

I hope you enjoy many more family times together I used to do something like that with hog hunting back in the day.
 
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Yum! I'll be there too as soon as the corn bread shows up. Tell them all thx for their service too.



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Well done! I like your style...I'm a firm believer of 'Q with some beans and rice.


 
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I'm sorry I missed this thread the first time. Everything about that pic is awesome!
 
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Man that hunt looks awesome.

So, what do you do with the remainder of the meat; how’s the sausage?

And do you prepare the ears, feet and skin?


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