,you left 1/2the chump on loin,neck bone is atlas bone ,that loins too short ,wont make any money there ,not in this country,better to cure it bonein then remove bones individually before slicing [better protection from the flies ]
very professional. I used to be a hide puller on deer, a scalded hog scraper and a chicken plucker, plus a cow gut dragger. I felt quite proud of all that up until now...
I think everyone knows the primal cuts you need to show how the individual cuts are made like pork chops with or without the bone, or were the babybacks are and how to remove then and if you do how it affects the loin cuts . Also how to bone out the front shoulder and the differant ways to cut and prepare the hind leg if your not going to make it into a cured ham. Other than that good job on this vidieo.
Wow, I've never seen a meat saw in action! I have to get me one now. Thanks! I think I'll start applying these methods to some of my wild pigs out here.
Where's the ordering info for this DVD. I's it on Amazon? I't needs to be in my library, like right NOW!
HfHumanHfRobot 6 days ago
yea if its in a cool place
bigzeke60 4 weeks ago
Any advantage to letting the pig hang a couple days?
rumble1892 1 month ago
This has been flagged as spam show
A+ thanks for this info..
glasseverywhere 8 months ago
where is part 2 ????
jbone0987 8 months ago
great video
thebibleisfiction 11 months ago
where's the rest of the video ?
knappydanny 1 year ago
will it work the same for a wild pig?
mrbeefyndaflesh 1 year ago
thank you. i need this info.
whiteindianone 1 year ago
where is part two
zfair3850 1 year ago
awesome channel
zfair3850 1 year ago
sweet job.
mykylc 1 year ago
humans are fucking animals
nowsuperman 1 year ago
@nowsuperman um yeah stupid we are animals....
TheBooneHillbilly 2 months ago
,you left 1/2the chump on loin,neck bone is atlas bone ,that loins too short ,wont make any money there ,not in this country,better to cure it bonein then remove bones individually before slicing [better protection from the flies ]
RICHARDTOMLEY10WHARF 1 year ago
this is great!!!! We grow and process our own meat and this really helps. Thanks a million!
CrossJeffCH2MHILL 1 year ago
2:09 boston blade steak
butcherscott 1 year ago
Comment removed
butcherscott 1 year ago
Butchering meat is a real art form and a science.
Dam sharp knives too!
To bad their are so many government regulations on butchers. It is almost impossible to start a small operation and conform to all of the laws.
XCritonX 1 year ago
I think you are sooooo awesome for helping us understand how to do it right. Thanks for showing the right way to do this.
domrotunno 2 years ago
That is one mother of a hack saw!!
ontariotimothy 2 years ago
damn i could watch this all day! i want to see more..
ahardy93955 2 years ago 9
This is a great help !! Really appreciate the sharing!!
mulefootpigs3 2 years ago 4
he cut the handles off the mid-loin chops! why?
fishunter11 2 years ago
very professional. I used to be a hide puller on deer, a scalded hog scraper and a chicken plucker, plus a cow gut dragger. I felt quite proud of all that up until now...
jws54 2 years ago
hmmm.. a "cow gut dragger" I dont know what that looks like, but it sounds wicked
hwoods01 2 years ago
Very useful... I just tore apart my enemy...
benj008 3 years ago 2
I think everyone knows the primal cuts you need to show how the individual cuts are made like pork chops with or without the bone, or were the babybacks are and how to remove then and if you do how it affects the loin cuts . Also how to bone out the front shoulder and the differant ways to cut and prepare the hind leg if your not going to make it into a cured ham. Other than that good job on this vidieo.
yekralleahcim 3 years ago 2
3:23 / 5:20
Biffandango 3 years ago
we just had a 250# hog butchered cost was 144.00 the hog was .48 per pound on the hoof.
gonepriused 3 years ago
How do I get this full video?
dixon35701 3 years ago
Good job.
witchman1 3 years ago
Where is the full length video?
nstein001 3 years ago
Damn, i am starving now. How much would a butcher charge you to process an entire hog? Thanks
highgrade1980 3 years ago
The going rate around here is about 50 cents/lb (at least for cow butchering).
rnecas 3 years ago
Wow, I've never seen a meat saw in action! I have to get me one now. Thanks! I think I'll start applying these methods to some of my wild pigs out here.
nbarca 3 years ago
This is a fairly good vid, but not the right to slaughter, ask me
MYFreeSpeach4U 3 years ago
yo meatman!!!
roninpainbringer 3 years ago
do you have a dvd for butchering...is it available here in the philippines.
brenston 3 years ago
is this a wild hog or domestic?
bradbaxter7 3 years ago
It is a domestic hog.
askthemeatman 3 years ago
It is interesting to see it before it hits the store!
fruityblack 4 years ago
You have no idea!!
norfolkdash9 3 years ago