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<blockquote data-quote="Coyote Shadow Tracker" data-source="post: 2465702" data-attributes="member: 116439"><p>I have butchered a lot of hogs. I always wear gloves and a rain suit. I have a large cooler right next to where I dress out the hogs. As soon as I cut a quarter or piece of meat I spray it off with water and then throw into the cooler loaded with water/ICE and SALT. The SALT makes a reaction with the ice and it gets a lot colder and FAST cools the meat. Luckily I shoot hogs on my property and a neighbors so fast and easy to clean them. I usually leave the meat in the ice filled cooler until the next day and then finish butchering and freezer wrap/vacuum pack before going into the freezer.</p><p>The diseases mention in previous posts will die off (if any) after several hours on clothing (rain suit boots).</p><p>Hopefully I will start to feel better with my neck and start hunting those hogs again. Have a few on my neighbors property and saw some signs on our back property the other day. Will need to put some corn out!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Coyote Shadow Tracker, post: 2465702, member: 116439"] I have butchered a lot of hogs. I always wear gloves and a rain suit. I have a large cooler right next to where I dress out the hogs. As soon as I cut a quarter or piece of meat I spray it off with water and then throw into the cooler loaded with water/ICE and SALT. The SALT makes a reaction with the ice and it gets a lot colder and FAST cools the meat. Luckily I shoot hogs on my property and a neighbors so fast and easy to clean them. I usually leave the meat in the ice filled cooler until the next day and then finish butchering and freezer wrap/vacuum pack before going into the freezer. The diseases mention in previous posts will die off (if any) after several hours on clothing (rain suit boots). Hopefully I will start to feel better with my neck and start hunting those hogs again. Have a few on my neighbors property and saw some signs on our back property the other day. Will need to put some corn out! [/QUOTE]
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