300lb pig

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TIM524

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Valley Center Ca.
Build a hot fire !!!!!
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Prepare the pig.
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Put pig in the ground.
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Let it cook/smoke for 16 hours, then dig it up.
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Serve hot and enjoy !
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No knives required.....pick the bone out by hand !!!
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Put on your best Elvis shirt and celebrate your Anniversary !!!!
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I have not been to a pig pickin in a long long time.

Looks like a good time, thanks for sharing.
 
Sorry I missed it but I guess the invite got lost in the mail.

I sure could eat a bunch of that succulent pig.

Great job and thanks for the post.

Happy Anniversary to you both.
 
Would love to try that! Down here though, if you dig a pit that deep, your pig will be swimming.:( So the Caja China is the "pit" of choice.;)
 
Amazing photos!
Happy Anniversary!!
From those photos I'd say that everyone had a great time and had some mighty good eatin!
We generally have a few pig pickin's in the fall..which ain't that far off now.
Can't wait!!
 

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