This what happened when he didnt pay up to ERI

[kawasuki]

We should show Dj And Pan a pig munching on a lamb, ALIVE, They can also crush a full grown sheeps head with one bite. If I could aford a 460 Whtby i'd use one of those on the mungrels. I know, I will bring one back and DJ can have it for a pet. Cheers,
Kawasuki

[highwaybruiser]

512kg=1126.4lbs!! Braddo's monster would've had that 705lb "Hogzilla" for breakfast! The Seppos always think they have the biggest and best- pfft! Wazza.


I've stared death in the face....he turned and walked away.

[Maggot1300]

why not? the guy who runs the panel shop across the road from my work has one as a pet, its only around the 250-300kg mark. its an ugly fucker and the council has had him in court trying to get rid of it, but so far no luck. any Vic members remember this on the news about 2 months back?






oh yeah, Arnold (the pig) is a fuckin coward too, but if it turned on ya i wouldn't like your chances since he's got a massive set of tusks on him. [Edited by: Maggot1300 at: 14/11/06 21:40

[Djpete]

Interesting Pig Facts



Famous pigs: Miss Piggy, Wilbur, Babe, Gordy, Piglet, Old Major, and Porky and Petunia Pig

The longest birth for a sow was two days long.

The most amount of piglets born in a single litter was 34.

Pigs are generally smarter than dogs; they pick up tricks more quickly.

Pigs always defecate away from their feeding area.

Pigs communicate through grunts. Different grunts have different meanings.

The largest pig was 2552 pounds and stood five feet nine inches.

Cheers,
Pete




Z Web World
Mobile Dj, Web Design,Photography, Bullshit Artist!

"I don't want a pickle,
I just wanna ride my motorsickle."
Arlo Guthrie 1968

[rev 01]

2252 lb porker

Makes Hogzilla look like a freaking runt then

[m8ee]

other interesting facts about pigs......

1. shooting them is a ton of fun
2. they taste great.
3. they are bush junk and all deserve to die

Don't ride behind me, I might bin it, Don't ride in front of me ya slow moving bastard, Just ride beside me and shut the f*** up.Edited by: m8ee  at: 15/11/06 11:00

[AstroBusa]

Used to do a bit of pig shooting out at a place called Nymagee... about 80km north west of Condobolin. Nothing the size of either of these examples tho.

Rev.... I can relate to your comment about the .30/.30 Winchester. On my first trip, I had one with me and all it did was annoy the crap out of 'em. You could see the slug mushroom against the breastplate and just fall off. Ok... admittedly that was a stupid place to target, but like I said... first trip. I learned fast.

The .308 Sako - now that was a lot better !

Ahhh so long ago.

The older I get, the better I was. Regards.... Rob

[spamanglenn]

I,d agree that pigs can be smarter than a fox i reckon,yet some of the boars end up in your campsite??Dj,s largest pig shows big wild pigs are no myth,they just need the right set of circumstances.I,ve seen many 300kg bacon pigs,they,ve just had the ring spanner treatment on their tusks.

[pan]

What's ERI?

[Maggot1300]

ummm, easy rider imports Pan [

[pan]

Oh yeh! Thanks Matt.

And to think I was their Marketing Manager and Head of the Customer Complainst Division for a while!

They still look like school yard bullies in that first pic though.

Why aren't they looking happy if killing the damn pig meant so much to them?

[rocket rod 7777]

Im afraid im with you Pan and DJ on this one.
So they go around killing a few farm animals,and they do kill them to eat right,and for that they need to be hunted and killed?
Then if thats the case,then the degredation that us humans have done to this world,we should all be exterminated by my reckoning?


The Phantom is back

[Blackzook]

What a crock. Feral pigs are an introduced species in plague numbers that not only harm farmland but the bush as well.

I am not a hunter and have never shot at anything other than a tin can once when I was a teenager. I do not understand the attraction of hunting and shooting things but be fair these things are a pest. This is from the Australian gov. web page.

Once established, colonies of feral pigs build up rapidly in many areas. Estimates of population size vary between 3.5 million and 23.5 million, inhabiting 38% of Australia, but their distribution and abundance can vary markedly from year to year according to environmental conditions. Feral pigs are opportunistic omnivores that prefer green vegetation, a wide variety of animal material, fruits and grain. Other foods include underground, starch-rich plant material such as roots and bulbs. They will also take fungi, earthworms, snails, eggs of ground nesting birds, turtle eggs, lambs and carrion. Like domestic pigs, feral pigs need a diet high in protein (more than 15%) in order to breed and raise their young. Feral pigs cause agricultural damage through predation of newborn lambs, reduction in crop yields, damage to fences and water sources, and competition with stock for feed by consuming or damaging pasture. They also are considered a major threat to stock as a potential carrier of exotic diseases, with the major concern being their role as a reservoir for Foot-And-Mouth Disease should it ever become established in Australia or New Zealand. However, they are also an economic resource for game meat, an industry that is worth approximately $20 million a year. Poisoning, primarily using 1080 poison in grain or meat baits, is used in rural communities to manage the damage due to pigs. It requires appropriate free-feeding with non-toxic bait to attract pigs before the poison bait is used. Free-feeding also helps to reduce the risk of loss to non-target animals. Shooting from helicopters is efficient and provides a quick knockdown to protect susceptible enterprises from short-term damage. Pig populations can recover rapidly between shooting and poisoning episodes. Shooting from the ground, with or without dogs, is generally considered to play an insignificant role in damage control except where it is intensively conducted on small accessible populations.

Keep shootin em Glen and Ray and tell the tree hugging do gooders to f*** off..
Bruce
N2O no laughing matter
Edited by: Blackzook at: 15/11/06 23:53

[rocket rod 7777]

As i said,the amount of degredation they do is little to the amount we have done.Why dont we go and shoot all the people what plant pine plantations,have you seen the mess they leave once they have finished,or the companys who pump heaps of chemicals into our water systems,lets shoot them too.Even better,lets go the american way and all have a right to own a gun,then we can all shoot each other.......
The Phantom is back

[Maggot1300]

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