Elena, I don't normally respond to these kinds of baited comments but I am in that kind of mood tonight so here we go. I assume you are vegan, or at least vegetarian and if so, I am happy for you. It is difficult to live a vegan lifestyle and maintain optimum health but if you are taking the correct supplements in B-12, Omega fatty acids, Iron, Calcium, Zinc & Iodine it is absolutely possible. We don't take supplements because we eat the foods our body needs, but to each their own. Murder.. Big word! It's actually a legal term and it only applies to humans so let's not go there. Yes. "slaughter" is a term farmers do often use and it is an accurate description of the act that is taking place when sending an animal to winter camp. "Kill" is also accurate. Make no mistake, we are ending the life of an animal that we have raised as a source of food for our family and we have no problem with that. "Dispatch" is used to define this process because it tends to be less offensive to many people who are a little too "Woke" for their and this county's own good. The best I can tell, somewhere between 1 & 2% of the population of the planet is vegan. Our family is in the 99 percentile that is NOT vegan, so are you trying to shame us for being meat eaters or for how we acquire the meat that we consume? We try to educate people on how they can raise their own animals, give them a great life and then process them as quickly and painlessly as possible. RATHER THAN, buying meat from a store that was commercially grown in a terrible environment, has to be treated with antibiotics because of that environment and was then dispatched in a terrible way...... Are we really your fight? Why are you not standing in the meat Isle at the local grocery store holding up a sign that say's "Stop The Slaughter"? We eat 3 to 4 meals a weak that include animal proteins, because medical science has shown that is all that is required for our dietary needs. AND, we try to make sure those animal foods lived an amazing life and were dispatched in a fast and clean fashion and that all of the animal was used... Nothing wasted. These animals were farmed and raised for food, just like the Broccoli you had for dinner tonight.... Are we now going to have a discussion about weather or not plants feel stress or pain? Have you looked into the carbon footprint and environmental damage caused by commercially growing vegetables??? I would be happy to discuss all of these subjects further with you at length but I ask you to really reflect on what fight you are fighting first. (Mike)
@@3MISSISSIPPI Hello. So, I'm not vegan by any means at all but there's a LOT of misinformation in what you just said. Just saying. Anyway, nice video thanks for posting 🤟
@@SolarRedacted If you feel my information is incorrect, please share. I am always open to having a reasonable and respectful debate and I definitely don't think I have all the answers. (Mike)
AresLeviathan I was kinda preparing myself for the kill. My stomach has hardened (rhetorically, not literally 😂) over my years of exploring the internet. Heck, I watched a video of someone killing cows like she did, no problemo there. And honestly, I was a bit disappointed when they showed bacon instead of the kill. But I also respect their decision to cut out the footage instead... *Not everyone has adamantine intestines.*
I've watched scenes inside a pig slaughterhouse, and it was truly dreadful what those animals go through before they finally die. The quick lights-out method shown in this video clip is the definition of humane dispatch. The hogs are calm and unsuspecting until darkness comes. To all the tree huggers who would rather all farm animals go to retirement homes and are never killed, I DARE y'all to watch just one slaughterhouse video clip.
I completely concur! This animal in the video went instantly, without pain, comfortably in its own home. It was not suffering. They were absolutely correct! Also, with that pig relaxed and calm, that meat was prolly the best pork one could ever have!
Nope, you're lying to yourself. This isn't quick lights-out. This video-editing cutting away before the suffering. If you think this is a great way to die, consider if you want that hot chick in cutoff jeans shooting you in the head, right now, no time to think. Bam, she shot you in the head, you're on the ground suffering, bleeding, and thrashing around in the dirt. Have a nice day and enjoy being alive and not on the other end of someone else's rifle being filmed for a profit.
It's something I think we wish we didn't have to do, but it has to be done. That's one pig out of billions. He looked so friendly, at least you gave the pig a good life, that's really all I could have asked for. Thank you.
Better than how it used to be done on farms. Ever wonder where "bleeding like a stuck pig" came from? They used to just stab em in the carotid and let em bleed
@Ouroboros Just because you choose to deny your body the meat protein it needs doesn't mean all of us will, and in fact if everyone went vegan it would destroy most ecosystems on the planet with the amount of massive plant farms we'd need. So.. yeah. We do need to. Nobody cares what you'll tolerate and what you won't lmao
@@3MISSISSIPPI but it is really a major part of the video to watch the pig psychology. It was a very well behaved pig, and submitted to the easiest shot. It looked several times in hopes that it was not time to die, and ultimately decided to assume the position the shooter wanted of the pig, and wait for death, knowing there was no avoiding it, it had been decided one way or another. Also earlier in the video it did feel the blood in its feet a number of times. It is a good way to understand human submissive behavior also, where the submissive are then used like cattle and the well behaved are the ones who are the most abused.
I disagree that the pig “knew “ what was going on . It’s was just very used to me being on the pen with shovels and rakes and this was just another long handled tool it was curious about .
@@3MISSISSIPPI One thing about farm animals knowing when they are going to be killed, is that no one coached them to understanding it more fully. But when the animal is like that, and there's so much unknown, they do still see what's going to happen, they just don't see everything around them very well. It's in their mind, but because they don't have a complete familiarity with it, it just feels like they don't know something. But,, they absolutely know exactly when , right when it's about to happen. You walk into their vision like they are completely blinded, they see you very well, and if you spent longer at that moment, looking for them to know it, you would see it better. It's like looking at the elderly before they die,, there's so much of their mind you don't know, but you can still see them when they look at you.
Shiv cant you relate to them? Imagine being born just to die, being put on that hall of death Dont you feel enything for them? And its not even like we are carnivors or anithing, no, people just eat because they feel a good sensation dor 2 seconds. Not to mention that we are so not made to eat meat that its bad for you People just lie to them selfs saying that they need the protein from the meat to survive when that is bullshit, at lest admit that you are a peace of shit and say that you just eat animals flesh because you just want to feel good on you mouth
I agree with the choice, it's all about placement no matter what or who says otherwise. I've seen my first cousin at the age of 8 drop her first whitetail with a 22. LR and her father (my old man of an uncle) to this day still drops whitetail with his 10/22 when at the appropriate range. If the range is suitable with your caliber, then it's all about placement after that. Good video and it's good to see the animals are cared for. Clean pens, happy attitudes and stress free from not being packed in pens like a can of sardines like they are at slaughterhouses.
I've been a pescatarian for some yrs now. Although I have to say..if I were to ever eat pork again (although highly unlikely)..I would want to choose to support companies such as yourself. It was a lil sad to see how much the pig trusted you. However, that is a sign of good care from compassionate people. He/she obviously had a good piggy life. 😀 Greetings from Cali ❤
@@Vince35X a tiger or bear is completely allowed to maul me if I ever run into one and can't escape. I guarantee they will be far less humane with me as well than the people in the video were with the pig
Are you stupid? You seriously want slaughterhouses to buy ammunition for the killings? Then why bother producing meat if your factory doesnt produce any income? Then why bother eating meat at all, I guess we can all eat salads and live a happy life. Even vegans and vegetarians eat some sort of food that contains protein, other wise you'd collapse on the ground with a lack of malnutrition and energy.
TH-cam has rules and it’s their sandbox so we have to follow those rules or risk loosing the channel. A quick and humane end is of the utmost importance.
TH-cam has rules for monetized channels… there are certain things that can’t be shown when you’re monetized. Other channels that post one off vids or aren’t monetized aren’t on their radar. They don’t always follow the same rules . To imply that we allow our livestock to suffer is ridiculous. Farmers take great pride in the way we care for our animals snd always want a humane end , instant lights out and no suffering.
Yeah that would be really hard. I’d probably dedicate an hour prior just playing with it and making sure the hog was happy before I would do the deed. Death is a part of life.
This is legit the circle of life. You need to kill to survive. The pig had a great life, thank you for not bashing it with a hammer or stabbing it a bunch of times.
I agree with all of the comments that the pig looked well cared for and that it trusted its owners, due it's friendly demeanor. It's precisely that look of trust on the pig's face, as the gun barrel was leveled and readied, that tugs at my heart. I would never survive in that job, as I could not bring myself to betray that trust. I know the meat industry is important, and I'm certainty a hypocrite for enjoying the consumption, but I could never be the guy pulling the trigger...and still fall asleep at night. Bless all of you that are able to do this work.
These people know what there doing, farmers do this too. He lived a good life and he’s happy in heaven. You guys raised him as a great pig. You did the right thing, god bless
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Farmers, ranch owners and people of the country love and respect the land and the animals on it. Call it an affinity with nature but when you live on the land, you can feel a connection inside you. I never felt that vibe in the city. While it's never "fun" killing an animal, its passing is respected. Eating the animal with your family at meal time shows the next generation on how proper animal husbandry works. The care for the animal, only taking what you need and the labour required throughout the life and death cycle instils values that can never be taught in a supermarket. Thanks for posting. Much respect to your business and family.
People who comment like that probably eating a bacon sandwich that came from poor piggy who was executed with a sledge hammer in a stressful environment pumped full of antibiotics steroids and God knows what else
J gee I do that for a living. And I'll be the first to say that the stress starts with the handlers/load crew. But there are also farms like the one in the video, with a good load crew/ handlers. With happy go lucky pigs that just walk right on the trailer, take a nap in transit, and walk right off at the processing plant. Just as happy as ever.
I totally agree with this video. Very humane & rational. Also for those wondering why is he petting a dog while advocating pigs, well dogs are carnivores and we're not supposed to eat carnivores. We can only eat herbivorous animals.
I was about 5 years old when I saw my first hog dispatched by a 22 shot between the eyes. The Mosin Nagant goes back to 1891; Russian Revolution, WWI and WWII and into Vietnam War. It's still in service to this day.
@@3MISSISSIPPI I mean people out their eat people and it's called killing clearly it's killing because you choose too. Same thing that goes for cannabials I raise dogs and two mini pigs in my home together and they are exactly alike the pigs are honestly smarter and more loving than the dogs. It's sad too see people still eating them. Chickens produce less CO2 or gases than pigs do. I don't eat any meat but if your going too choose an animal to shoot in it's face Id recommend chickens better for your health and environment.
I’m not knocking the .22 for slaughter or you guy in anyway but I have seen the shot go wrong many times from some experienced hands. With the .22 the margin for error is small. I’ve been using a .44 magnum short rifle platform for dispatch the last few years it’s worked out really well it’s a lot more forgiving on shot placement. Aside from losing a little jowl from time to time usually the round dosent make it past the skull.
I agree, I like a 9mm hollowpoint from a 5 inch barrel. Stays right in the head and there is much larger margin for error on the skull. Easier to handle too so you can fork the pig or pet it or whatever with your free hand and get it feeling good and standing/laying still, then it doesn't even know what happened. Brains do have vitals as well so you cant just shoot things wherever you like in the head if you want tit to be immediate.
Very professionally done. .22 calibre has a much wider range of use than people give it credit for. And I also appreciate how you dispatch your pigs as well. Even when walking in there with the rifle it has no sense of fear or foreboding so obviously you treat them well. Not only is it ethically sound but also makes for better, tastier meat because as you well know, animals that suffer before or during the slaughter produce the stress hormone that spoils the meat.
A A oh get a sense of humour and a life if possible I find it hilarious because I thought I was gonna see the pig get shot and instead they showed bacon I find it hilarious
In my country I've slit a pig's jugular, speared it's heart and bludgeoned it's head and let me tell you it's NOT pretty. Always felt bad for the pigs due to how they're dispatched here but seeing you kill them in a humane way, it made me smile. Your hogs seem happy and well kept as well. Much respect.
Meat and animal products come from animals . Raising them with great and ensuring a humane end is important . A single shot to the brain is instant lights out . There is no suffering. You may choose to not use animal products but others do and we choose to do it ourselves vs buying industrially raised meat and products where the animals aren’t treated well . Instead of name calling you should focus your upset at industrial farms not small local farms that are treating these animals correctly.
The one thing that gets me is this. People complain and then go to a burger joint and eat industry meat that was not raised with love. You have to understand a Farmer and Rancher do more for animals in their lives than a 1000 of us will ever do. They spend their life raising 1000’s of animals. I throw a ball for my dog and take her hiking. Grow up it’s life! It’s their livelihood! God Bless! ✝️❤️
@Manas Chakraborty cardiac arrest is not painful. A shot straight through the brain is not painful. That pig did not even live for a quarter of a second after the trigger was pulled.
I’m used to butchering cattle/ seeing them dispatched. But we did our pig today, first one in a long time. I have to admit, it was a little sad, since he was such a sweetheart, but he didn’t winter well here where we’re at. I was fine with cleaning him out, but seeing him go down just wasn’t the same as seeing dozens of cattle go down. All in all, it was still an interesting experience.
Pigs are much more intelligent than cattle and can actually sense things that are going on around them and their memory is very keen. I honestly wouldn't mind if the pork industry disappeared over night and we were just left with beef.
@@rootbeer2399 Pigs have been very beneficial for a long time. I may feel more empathy for them, but I don’t want them to not be used as food. As long as they’re raised and cared for probably and don’t see it coming, it’s perfectly fine.
@@rootbeer2399 I might rock with you on the industry but I have NO empathy for wild pigs. Whether you call them feral pigs, boar, swine, hogs, or even razorbacks, wild pigs are one of the most damaging invasive species on Earth, and they're notorious for damaging agriculture and native wildlife. A big reason they're so harmful is that they uproot soil at vast scales, like tractors plowing a field. Harmful organisms and pathogens, carried by feral swine, which can infect humans include diseases such as leptospirosis, toxoplasmosis, brucellosis, tularemia, trichinellosis, swine influenza, salmonella, hepatitis and pathogenic E. col. It’s estimated that wild pigs destroy more than A$100 million (US$74 million) worth of crops and pasture each year in Australia, and more than US$270 million (A$366 million) in just 12 states in the USA. Wild pigs have also been found to directly threaten 672 vertebrate and plant species across 54 different countries. This includes imperiled Australian ground frogs, tree frogs, and multiple orchid species, as pigs destroy their habitats and prey on them. Damn a wild pig. And the farmers that raise them should be applauded for their efforts.
We trapped a giant for the first time and boy let me tell you... Its a little bit harder when the pig isn't friendly and wants to charge and take down the fence. We had to wait until it tired out to get a clean shot, it was risky to just magdump the fella. Later that night we made some delicious chicharrones:)
Hey guys, I agree, my friends, who makes of slaughter every year in December uses this method. It's quick, and pig don't suffers much. 5 minutes, and pig is already on sale weather bath ready to be cleaned. J
Video was very informative! I have never killed an animal in any type of way but it is still interesting to see ways that they can be put to rest humanely. I find it strange how vegans think this is “SO” inhumane. Afterall, the pig had a good life and was killed to help us with our hunger. And the people that kill the pig are helping us so we dont have to kill the pig , we just eat it. I appreciate this channel so much!
I can see vegans side, when I see an animal killed or being killed, while it seems normal to everyone around, it kinda affects me and makes me think about life. But a living organism is just a huge complex mix of components, interactions and mechanics. Let's go back, in a very basic way, to the early stages of life where unicellular beings looked to incorporate smaller ones in order to get the elements they need to keep and sustain themselves... basically some of them come together in order to increase their chances, so they keep evolving and evolving until reach the life forms we coexist/are today... so animals in specific, eating each other is just a large manifestation of this same early desire. Animals need to eat each other, and so do and can we... no one said life was meant to be all about happiness, as it is only a human perspective. If you want to blame someone for killing and eating an animal, don't blame these people because they are intelligent beings that can choose what to eat and change to diet based on plants, blame life. Sorry to taking it too long, just wanted to express my unchanging view about this moral topic.
I'm not the kind of person who could do this and I'm not the kind of person to raise any livestock for the sake of food but I can respect the care involved to make it as quick as possible for the pig
The one thing I've heard from a friend, not a friend of a friend, but an actual, true to life, in the flesh, friend that I've discussed this with in the past is how important it is to have your hog calm and not moving for your shot. He suggested feeding them at that moment, which also adds to the humane part as they are going out doing what they like to do. Also, it is best for one at a time because if you and the other trigger person are not synced up, the first shot may spook the hog that hasn't been dispatched yet, causing that shot to miss the mark and a whole lot of unnecessary drama to ensue. Hope this helps everyone who took the time to read it.
I handle the gun just fine and shot a hog again just 2weeks ago . I’m no prop and I do a lot on our little farm . In fact it’s 330 am here and I am up checking my incubator and getting ready to start my day taking care of my livestock .
Draw an imaginary line from the left ear to the right eye. Then another line from the right eat to the left eye. Shoot where the lines cross. The hogs brain lies a little further back in his head than most critters. People tend to shoot too low and hog tends to suffer longer than it should. Try to shoot when the hogs head is down to the bullet strikes at a 90 degree angle so the bullet doesn't glance off the skull.
Had a lady in my unit at Ft. Carson who along with her husband raised hogs for food. Some of the best pork I've had. Even traded some with other units.
This is probably the most ethically sound way to dispatch an animal, it was happy right until the end. I don't want to eat factory farmed meat anymore because it's too destructive and cruel, I'd eat this fellow in the video though.
As a hunter I genuinely love and care for animals and believe firmly that to respect the animal and to humanely kill it for food are not mutually exclusive, it is way more preferable to consuming animals raised for slaughter houses in mass. An argument can possibly be made for vegetarianism being more humane, but even then plants are living creatures as well (though not understood to be life in the sense that animals are) and some people can't live a vegetarian lifestyle because it isn't really an option due to health or available food sources.
Before y’all go disliking the video, realize how happy of a life that pig lived and how quickly it died with absolutely no suffering. Significantly better than what the slaughterhouses do on a daily basis
For the vegans here Hogs are an invasive species to America and they CAN kill livestock and destroy crops my Dad had to defend himself from a Boar with tusk, it dented his car pretty well
I was a vegetarian for many years, but was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and could not get my blood sugars under control until I increased my protein. I couldn't bring myself to "do the deed" but I am grateful to those who can, humanely. Remembering it is a living creature until it is dispatched.
Totally understand… it’s not for everyone but someone has to raise and process these animals for meat. We take great pride in carding for these animals and making sure they meet a quick and humane end.
Four years of veganism made me horribly ill. Had to go back to eating meat. Now wanting to raise my own, dispatch, and process my own. Will not support factory farms.
@@bearcody1224 I hear ya. I understand it’s a horrible thing to end an animals life but I think that if it is to be done, and it has been done for thousands of years, at least make it quick and painless as possible. Just lookin’ on the bright side of the harsh reality I guess.
@@bearcody1224 l appreciate your reasonable, philosophical angle. You are correct in saying that it doesn’t need to be done. Humans can acquire their iron etc from other sources. As a meat eater, this is a subject I have grappled with. I appreciate your angle.
To all the irrational vegans disliking the video, the smell of freshly cut grass is actually a defense mechanism and the grass's way of screaming to let all the other plants know of the impending danger! Everything the we humans eat was once a living creature and was given to us to eat by our Creator. God bless
Thanks so much for doing this humane. I don’t mind hunting if it’s humane. It really gets to me when you watch somebody overkill or make the animal suffer
Im from Sabah and Villagers like us dont have the authorities to buy guns , so we use steel pipe to knock the wild boar first then pierce the heart with blade. What do you think?
Hay man as long as it's quick and the animal doesn't suffer I'm all for it i remember eating a goat that was a struggle to kill by amateurs and it was sad to watch and the meat tasted horrible because of the stress the poor thing went threw.
You should cook that big beast as the Argentinian style: The whole animal in a big grill, with some fresh wine, and while listen some good rock. I'm hungry!
@Nairu Kawa Macri, Cristina, Alberto...Todos, y cada uno de ellos no fueron más que cómplices y complementos del otro. El país habría prosperado sin ellos, pero...Ya sabés lo que pasó.
@Nairu Kawa No su segunda gestión. Lo peor de todo es que Cristina está de vice, por lo que si Alberto fracasa, ella se hunde con el barco. Será algo bueno, y a la vez malo, porque caemos todos también.
@@3MISSISSIPPI i dont find it funny, animal expects love but gets his brains blown. but its a quick death. and i never said that it comes packaged. slaughterhouses exist. this is by far more humane, it still is sad though because of your reaction laughing at an animal expecting love with a gun to its face. its not funny.
For folks that are new to killing hogs, I'd recommend the .22 magnum (WMR). Gives better energy and penetration if your placement isn't perfect, but doesn't over penetrate and damage meat. it's also still pretty quiet and recoil free.
This is indeed the fastest (instantaneous), cleanest (in terms of meat integrity) and most humane way to kill an animal. The animal is instantaneously rendered braindead (meaning *absolutely zero consciousness* , leading to a complete inability to feel pain). It’s the best way to spend a bullet, in my honest opinion. 👍
@@dougpage1132 Maybe not a genius, but at least a person who thinks as logically as possible, keeping every possibility open and fact-checking everything I intend to say/write. And this is the train of thought I had when writing the original comment: The brain is the vessel that houses the mind. The mind is logically the only thing that can understand and remember pain (the brain itself doesn't do so directly, as it's just a vessel; it decodes signals from other parts of the body for the mind to understand, it stores memories for the mind to read/watch/listen to and remember). When the brain is destroyed, so is the mind. And the brain can be destroyed instantaneously by piercing it (with a spear, arrow or bullet). A bullet is generally the best option, as it flies fast enough to pierce and destroy the brain before any pain is able to reach it, and it's got enough momentum to easily break through the skull that protects the brain. However, using a gun is risky, as you need to ensure that his head doesn't just suddenly turn away as you fire. The bullet is tiny compared to the head of a pig, and thus, even if you miss the brain, you may still end up hitting him, causing unnecessary pain. This is the reason why she took her time lining up the shot, as otherwise she'd risk causing the suffering she set out to avoid. And if you completely miss, you may end up hitting something else (like an innocent bystander, or the bullet careens into the sunset, potentially hitting someone far away; either situation *will* have legal consequences)! As for nerve cells scattered around the body, they are just peripherals. Their only purpose is to send/receive signals to/from our brain. If a signal never reaches the brain, the brain won't know that a signal was supposed to arrive (and neither will the mind). As such, I firmly believe that the mind's province *does not extend to the nerve cells scattered around our body!* As such, destroying the brain completely and effectively destroys the mind. And since the mind is the only thing capable of understanding and remembering pain, a gunshot to the head (and thus the brain) will leave at most a millisecond of pain (most likely the pain won't even reach the brain before the deed is done). TL;DR: Brain is the center of our mind. Mind is the only thing capable of understanding and remembering pain. Destroy the brain = destroy the mind. Mind destroyed = no pain understood and no pain remembered. Bullet to the head = brain destroyed = mind destroyed... you get the gist. If you miss by an inch, you may cause suffering ("the very thing you swore to destroy", as famously said by General Kenobi himself). If you miss entirely, you may injure someone else, and if so, good luck defending that in court. At least, that's my train of thought.
I remember when my family we dispatched one pig and she was so friendly so nice we fed her by hand and all and even pet her when she grew up and the time came well we all did our jobs as a meat market/ butcher but we just didn't have the heart to eat this one pig after some of our other relatives did but far as the few it was like this is the one we wish we didn't put down never had that feeling ever toward any other animal at the family meat market but that one
He was sweet because I raised him well and gave him a good life but he was raised for meat . That’s why we make sure they have a quick and painless end . Meat doesn’t doesn’t appear neatly packaged at the store and those animals generally have had terrible lives and diets.
TheCrouchRanch Thank you for being kind to him while he was alive. This is the type of animal raising I want to do myself. It’s sad to see them go, but that’s nature really.
As a kid I remember how and why people killed hogs with a 22lr or 22wmr with zero follow up shots needed. A box of ammo would last from one fall to the other because nobody wasted ammo just shooting at paper Great shooting Great video Thanks for sharing
I like how they are taking the time out of their day to actually reply to the sadly many hate comments on this video.. people who are hating on them for absolutely no reason at all this is 100% how is should be done yeah the pig is friendly but that is cuz it was raised right and it's food at the end of the day but no need to mistreat the animal just cuz ur gonna kill it someday... I bet he tasted even better too from a great life and I'm sure a great diet!!
I don’t think that was the intention... he’s saying when people who eat meat whine about where it comes from our how it gets to their plate ... basically calling them hypocrites...
I actually thought that was just a normal pet pig...I guess it was because it wasn’t as hairy and...toothy as I thought it should be..😅😅 but that’s a cool tutorial though I must say 👍🏼
Just a tip on that drop leg holster- You should be able to get a proper grip on it without leaning over, faster and you don't have to readjust when you to go shoot. Or get a safariland mid ride or the low ride and add a leg strap to it. they attache straight to the belt but lets it hang down lower, it won't move around as much as a full drop leg which makes it easier to pull from and it still lets it get lower and out of the way
How come people use terms like "dispatch" or "process" instead of "murder" or "kill" or "slaughter?" We don't do that for human deaths do we?
Elena, I don't normally respond to these kinds of baited comments but I am in that kind of mood tonight so here we go. I assume you are vegan, or at least vegetarian and if so, I am happy for you. It is difficult to live a vegan lifestyle and maintain optimum health but if you are taking the correct supplements in B-12, Omega fatty acids, Iron, Calcium, Zinc & Iodine it is absolutely possible. We don't take supplements because we eat the foods our body needs, but to each their own. Murder.. Big word! It's actually a legal term and it only applies to humans so let's not go there. Yes. "slaughter" is a term farmers do often use and it is an accurate description of the act that is taking place when sending an animal to winter camp. "Kill" is also accurate. Make no mistake, we are ending the life of an animal that we have raised as a source of food for our family and we have no problem with that. "Dispatch" is used to define this process because it tends to be less offensive to many people who are a little too "Woke" for their and this county's own good. The best I can tell, somewhere between 1 & 2% of the population of the planet is vegan. Our family is in the 99 percentile that is NOT vegan, so are you trying to shame us for being meat eaters or for how we acquire the meat that we consume? We try to educate people on how they can raise their own animals, give them a great life and then process them as quickly and painlessly as possible. RATHER THAN, buying meat from a store that was commercially grown in a terrible environment, has to be treated with antibiotics because of that environment and was then dispatched in a terrible way...... Are we really your fight? Why are you not standing in the meat Isle at the local grocery store holding up a sign that say's "Stop The Slaughter"? We eat 3 to 4 meals a weak that include animal proteins, because medical science has shown that is all that is required for our dietary needs. AND, we try to make sure those animal foods lived an amazing life and were dispatched in a fast and clean fashion and that all of the animal was used... Nothing wasted. These animals were farmed and raised for food, just like the Broccoli you had for dinner tonight.... Are we now going to have a discussion about weather or not plants feel stress or pain? Have you looked into the carbon footprint and environmental damage caused by commercially growing vegetables??? I would be happy to discuss all of these subjects further with you at length but I ask you to really reflect on what fight you are fighting first. (Mike)
@@3MISSISSIPPI Hello. So, I'm not vegan by any means at all but there's a LOT of misinformation in what you just said. Just saying. Anyway, nice video thanks for posting 🤟
@@SolarRedacted If you feel my information is incorrect, please share. I am always open to having a reasonable and respectful debate and I definitely don't think I have all the answers. (Mike)
That would be the proper term if we were eating people
@@3MISSISSIPPI I'm not vegan, i'm not woke, i'm not against guns or killing animals for food, but kill is kill.
Pig was so freaking friendly... that's how you know it had a good life.
Thank you 😊... yes , that is so important to us .
Happy bacon makes happy ppl. Also kudos for sparing the weaker stomachs the sight of the kill
AresLeviathan
I was kinda preparing myself for the kill. My stomach has hardened (rhetorically, not literally 😂) over my years of exploring the internet. Heck, I watched a video of someone killing cows like she did, no problemo there.
And honestly, I was a bit disappointed when they showed bacon instead of the kill. But I also respect their decision to cut out the footage instead...
*Not everyone has adamantine intestines.*
TH-cam has rules for monetized channels and w follow the rules of the platform.
@@Operational117 Well when your intestines are having trouble with bacon...must've been an unhappy pig.
Pig: Aye homie what's up 😊
Woman: You is bacon
Yum yum
my guy
*alert* pork haram *alert* (its a joke please dont attack me i just say this video and wondered what was gonna happen dat why the muslim is here)
Lol
it must test good
I've watched scenes inside a pig slaughterhouse, and it was truly dreadful what those animals go through before they finally die. The quick lights-out method shown in this video clip is the definition of humane dispatch. The hogs are calm and unsuspecting until darkness comes. To all the tree huggers who would rather all farm animals go to retirement homes and are never killed, I DARE y'all to watch just one slaughterhouse video clip.
I completely concur! This animal in the video went instantly, without pain, comfortably in its own home. It was not suffering. They were absolutely correct! Also, with that pig relaxed and calm, that meat was prolly the best pork one could ever have!
Amen
Yup
exactly
Nope, you're lying to yourself. This isn't quick lights-out. This video-editing cutting away before the suffering. If you think this is a great way to die, consider if you want that hot chick in cutoff jeans shooting you in the head, right now, no time to think. Bam, she shot you in the head, you're on the ground suffering, bleeding, and thrashing around in the dirt. Have a nice day and enjoy being alive and not on the other end of someone else's rifle being filmed for a profit.
It's something I think we wish we didn't have to do, but it has to be done. That's one pig out of billions. He looked so friendly, at least you gave the pig a good life, that's really all I could have asked for. Thank you.
Better than how it used to be done on farms. Ever wonder where "bleeding like a stuck pig" came from? They used to just stab em in the carotid and let em bleed
@Ouroboros Just because you choose to deny your body the meat protein it needs doesn't mean all of us will, and in fact if everyone went vegan it would destroy most ecosystems on the planet with the amount of massive plant farms we'd need. So.. yeah. We do need to. Nobody cares what you'll tolerate and what you won't lmao
And you’re one human out of billions.
So if someone kills your daughter, wife or mother its just another human out of billions?
Nah really don't care... pigs are disgusting & way to many in most areas destroying the land.
You can tell the pig was raised with love. It was very friendly, you can tell these people truly care for their animals in life and death
Thank you for noticing that ❤️
@@3MISSISSIPPI but it is really a major part of the video to watch the pig psychology. It was a very well behaved pig, and submitted to the easiest shot. It looked several times in hopes that it was not time to die, and ultimately decided to assume the position the shooter wanted of the pig, and wait for death, knowing there was no avoiding it, it had been decided one way or another. Also earlier in the video it did feel the blood in its feet a number of times. It is a good way to understand human submissive behavior also, where the submissive are then used like cattle and the well behaved are the ones who are the most abused.
also it's interesting to see how the pig knows she is going to kill it, but also views her as the safe place.
I disagree that the pig “knew “ what was going on . It’s was just very used to me being on the pen with shovels and rakes and this was just another long handled tool it was curious about .
@@3MISSISSIPPI One thing about farm animals knowing when they are going to be killed, is that no one coached them to understanding it more fully. But when the animal is like that, and there's so much unknown, they do still see what's going to happen, they just don't see everything around them very well. It's in their mind, but because they don't have a complete familiarity with it, it just feels like they don't know something. But,, they absolutely know exactly when , right when it's about to happen. You walk into their vision like they are completely blinded, they see you very well, and if you spent longer at that moment, looking for them to know it, you would see it better. It's like looking at the elderly before they die,, there's so much of their mind you don't know, but you can still see them when they look at you.
This is more humane than what the slaughter house does.
Definitely ...
True
You call this humain?
Shiv cant you relate to them?
Imagine being born just to die, being put on that hall of death
Dont you feel enything for them?
And its not even like we are carnivors or anithing, no, people just eat because they feel a good sensation dor 2 seconds.
Not to mention that we are so not made to eat meat that its bad for you
People just lie to them selfs saying that they need the protein from the meat to survive when that is bullshit, at lest admit that you are a peace of shit and say that you just eat animals flesh because you just want to feel good on you mouth
@@GustaToon boohoo shut up snowflake
At first I felt a little sad until she shot and it just screened bacon sizzling. Playing with my emotions 🤣🤣😂😎
Lol
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Ahahah🤣🤣🤣🙏🙏
He’ll yeah man!
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I agree with the choice, it's all about placement no matter what or who says otherwise. I've seen my first cousin at the age of 8 drop her first whitetail with a 22. LR and her father (my old man of an uncle) to this day still drops whitetail with his 10/22 when at the appropriate range. If the range is suitable with your caliber, then it's all about placement after that. Good video and it's good to see the animals are cared for. Clean pens, happy attitudes and stress free from not being packed in pens like a can of sardines like they are at slaughterhouses.
Not gone lie, I kinda felt sorry for the pig. He was so friendly man. But I understand why. My dad and his brothers did the same thing
But we kill for food. And we show love to our animals who make the ultimate sacrifice just so we can eat.
It was a good shot, instant kill. Pig didn't feel a thing.
I can understand that.
Dang it was like slaughtering a puppy
@@worthwoodyard2142 You eat a puppy?
I've been a pescatarian for some yrs now. Although I have to say..if I were to ever eat pork again (although highly unlikely)..I would want to choose to support companies such as yourself. It was a lil sad to see how much the pig trusted you. However, that is a sign of good care from compassionate people. He/she obviously had a good piggy life. 😀 Greetings from Cali ❤
Thank you for recognizing that . Raising the animals with care and respect is very important to us .
TheCrouchRanch it’s good to raise them with respect then murder them shortly after. I’m sure you would like the same done to you right?
Vince35X you’re right. That pig should’ve beaten from birth. Right?
@@Pattyboybx lol
@@Vince35X a tiger or bear is completely allowed to maul me if I ever run into one and can't escape.
I guarantee they will be far less humane with me as well than the people in the video were with the pig
Hog: what is this you have pointed at my head? Wait a min...this is the same object you used on my fri...........
Are you stupid? You seriously want slaughterhouses to buy ammunition for the killings? Then why bother producing meat if your factory doesnt produce any income? Then why bother eating meat at all, I guess we can all eat salads and live a happy life. Even vegans and vegetarians eat some sort of food that contains protein, other wise you'd collapse on the ground with a lack of malnutrition and energy.
Lmaoooooooooooooooo
ThEn: BACON
They practice before killing it so it think it’s good thing.
Yeah they never get it. The first one, the second one, the third one, they just keep walking right up to you and sniffing the gun barrel.
I'm so glad you didn't make the hog suffer! You are a true person
Me: grandma I wanna watch peppa pig
Grandma:we got peppa pig a home
Peppa pig at home:
No, pippa peg at home!
This made me spit my coffee out 😂
Lmfao
ha so funny
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I couldn't bring myself to do this, but I'm glad they didn't suffer. Thank you for such an educational video.
TH-cam has rules and it’s their sandbox so we have to follow those rules or risk loosing the channel. A quick and humane end is of the utmost importance.
TH-cam has rules for monetized channels… there are certain things that can’t be shown when you’re monetized. Other channels that post one off vids or aren’t monetized aren’t on their radar. They don’t always follow the same rules . To imply that we allow our livestock to suffer is ridiculous. Farmers take great pride in the way we care for our animals snd always want a humane end , instant lights out and no suffering.
Yeah that would be really hard. I’d probably dedicate an hour prior just playing with it and making sure the hog was happy before I would do the deed. Death is a part of life.
If you can't kill an animal don't eat it bro
You honestly don’t k ow if it suffered or not they didnt show what really happened
This is legit the circle of life. You need to kill to survive. The pig had a great life, thank you for not bashing it with a hammer or stabbing it a bunch of times.
I agree with all of the comments that the pig looked well cared for and that it trusted its owners, due it's friendly demeanor. It's precisely that look of trust on the pig's face, as the gun barrel was leveled and readied, that tugs at my heart. I would never survive in that job, as I could not bring myself to betray that trust.
I know the meat industry is important, and I'm certainty a hypocrite for enjoying the consumption, but I could never be the guy pulling the trigger...and still fall asleep at night.
Bless all of you that are able to do this work.
These people know what there doing, farmers do this too. He lived a good life and he’s happy in heaven. You guys raised him as a great pig. You did the right thing, god bless
Sounds like ur sad asf inside
@@SagginNiggaGdUp Sounds like your a judgemental foolish vegan.
That just food not pets why are some people so angry?
I’m not against this at all, my ancestors did that my grandparents did that, but I never did it and I don’t think I could… Unless I was starving.
Not everyone can and that’s ok ! I really appreciate your honesty.
TheCrouchRanch
Honesty (in my honest opinion, pun not intended... maybe?) is a virtue.
People who have that earn my respect.
Agreed!
better than slitting the throat to let it bleed
Its ok, u dont have to, since special ppl who can exist. U just buying ready to cook product.
On your leg rig if you want to get the best results, you need to shorten up the drop strap so that pistole grip is just above the palm of your hand. And also drop the top strap. Believe me, you will quickly notice the ease and improvement to your draw and time to target.
So many dislikes yet I bet somebody watching this eating a double bacon cheeseburger
😂
I'm eating a vegetarian cheeseburger....
Have you seen the condition of dairy cows in industrial farms
I watched while eating bacon
Pork burger?
Farmers, ranch owners and people of the country love and respect the land and the animals on it. Call it an affinity with nature but when you live on the land, you can feel a connection inside you. I never felt that vibe in the city.
While it's never "fun" killing an animal, its passing is respected. Eating the animal with your family at meal time shows the next generation on how proper animal husbandry works. The care for the animal, only taking what you need and the labour required throughout the life and death cycle instils values that can never be taught in a supermarket.
Thanks for posting. Much respect to your business and family.
Well said and thank you 😊
Good on you guys, it's a much nicer way than putting them in a trailer and driving them to a place they don't know and stressing them out👍🏻
Agreed .
I think you are really a bad person for doing this because they a live to they have emotions auger not hog
People who comment like that probably eating a bacon sandwich that came from poor piggy who was executed with a sledge hammer in a stressful environment pumped full of antibiotics steroids and God knows what else
@@karidorney1431 it’s a humane way to kill it before beginning the butchering process
J gee I do that for a living. And I'll be the first to say that the stress starts with the handlers/load crew. But there are also farms like the one in the video, with a good load crew/ handlers. With happy go lucky pigs that just walk right on the trailer, take a nap in transit, and walk right off at the processing plant. Just as happy as ever.
I totally agree with this video. Very humane & rational. Also for those wondering why is he petting a dog while advocating pigs, well dogs are carnivores and we're not supposed to eat carnivores. We can only eat herbivorous animals.
People: Ugh this so so cruel I'm disliking this video! 😡
The same people: (Eating a BLT while watching) *mmm so juicy*
Exactly!
Vegans: you don't say
Anime bigfan lmao sick my duck
Anime bigfan haha troll
FR!!
After watching this
Peppa pig left the chat 🤣🤣
She's just mad cuz I made daddy pig into a BLT
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Sam The man lmao
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I was about 5 years old when I saw my first hog dispatched by a 22 shot between the eyes.
The Mosin Nagant goes back to 1891; Russian Revolution, WWI and WWII and into Vietnam War. It's still in service to this day.
Why do People call it dispatched? It's Killed!
It’s a term in the slaughtering and butchering process. You may call it whatever you like as long as you understand where your food comes from .
I think I was 4 -- my dad was adamant about us kids seeing the circle of life.
@@3MISSISSIPPI I mean people out their eat people and it's called killing clearly it's killing because you choose too. Same thing that goes for cannabials I raise dogs and two mini pigs in my home together and they are exactly alike the pigs are honestly smarter and more loving than the dogs. It's sad too see people still eating them. Chickens produce less CO2 or gases than pigs do. I don't eat any meat but if your going too choose an animal to shoot in it's face Id recommend chickens better for your health and environment.
I’m not knocking the .22 for slaughter or you guy in anyway but I have seen the shot go wrong many times from some experienced hands. With the .22 the margin for error is small. I’ve been using a .44 magnum short rifle platform for dispatch the last few years it’s worked out really well it’s a lot more forgiving on shot placement. Aside from losing a little jowl from time to time usually the round dosent make it past the skull.
I don’t understand why the thought the 45 acp was going to do so much damage
I agree, I like a 9mm hollowpoint from a 5 inch barrel. Stays right in the head and there is much larger margin for error on the skull. Easier to handle too so you can fork the pig or pet it or whatever with your free hand and get it feeling good and standing/laying still, then it doesn't even know what happened. Brains do have vitals as well so you cant just shoot things wherever you like in the head if you want tit to be immediate.
Very professionally done. .22 calibre has a much wider range of use than people give it credit for. And I also appreciate how you dispatch your pigs as well. Even when walking in there with the rifle it has no sense of fear or foreboding so obviously you treat them well. Not only is it ethically sound but also makes for better, tastier meat because as you well know, animals that suffer before or during the slaughter produce the stress hormone that spoils the meat.
Thank you for your kind words ❤️
Laughed my ass off when she shot and bacon appeared hahaha
Thank you 😊
Lmaoo
Bro how is that funny bru that’s sad 🙁
Dino King101 haha oh get a sense of humour it’s funny
A A oh get a sense of humour and a life if possible I find it hilarious because I thought I was gonna see the pig get shot and instead they showed bacon I find it hilarious
In my country I've slit a pig's jugular, speared it's heart and bludgeoned it's head and let me tell you it's NOT pretty. Always felt bad for the pigs due to how they're dispatched here but seeing you kill them in a humane way, it made me smile. Your hogs seem happy and well kept as well. Much respect.
Yes absolutely. I could never get used to killing pigs. I've killed about 7 pigs. But animals are for eating so.
Meat and animal products come from animals . Raising them with great and ensuring a humane end is important . A single shot to the brain is instant lights out . There is no suffering. You may choose to not use animal products but others do and we choose to do it ourselves vs buying industrially raised meat and products where the animals aren’t treated well . Instead of name calling you should focus your upset at industrial farms not small local farms that are treating these animals correctly.
@@Jake-jy5rr actually they did
@@Jake-jy5rr they get to live in peace under the protection of one of earth's top predators, they pay that rent with their lives.
The one thing that gets me is this. People complain and then go to a burger joint and eat industry meat that was not raised with love. You have to understand a Farmer and Rancher do more for animals in their lives than a 1000 of us will ever do. They spend their life raising 1000’s of animals. I throw a ball for my dog and take her hiking. Grow up it’s life! It’s their livelihood! God Bless! ✝️❤️
Man: we’re not going to use a .45 to shoot the pig, it would demolish it
Girl: .45 is great for you know... rattlesnakes and such
😂😂
Using snake shot *... big difference
@@3MISSISSIPPI snake shot as in mini shotgun shells?
Kinda ... super tiny though
@@3MISSISSIPPI wow thanks for responding! And yeah it must be small if it's not coming from an actual shotgun.
Think baby buck shot 😂
This is way better than what most people do i respect it👍🏾
Thank you 😊
Thank you for killing it a nonpainful way ❤❤
Thank you 😊 and of course !
@Manas Chakraborty ur right buts its killed in just 1 hit. Thats it
@Manas Chakraborty you can’t feel pain if you’re already dead. It’s common sense
@Manas Chakraborty but it was killed instantly with a bullet to the head. That’s more common sense
@Manas Chakraborty cardiac arrest is not painful. A shot straight through the brain is not painful. That pig did not even live for a quarter of a second after the trigger was pulled.
I’m used to butchering cattle/ seeing them dispatched. But we did our pig today, first one in a long time. I have to admit, it was a little sad, since he was such a sweetheart, but he didn’t winter well here where we’re at. I was fine with cleaning him out, but seeing him go down just wasn’t the same as seeing dozens of cattle go down. All in all, it was still an interesting experience.
Pigs are much more intelligent than cattle and can actually sense things that are going on around them and their memory is very keen. I honestly wouldn't mind if the pork industry disappeared over night and we were just left with beef.
@@rootbeer2399 Pigs have been very beneficial for a long time. I may feel more empathy for them, but I don’t want them to not be used as food. As long as they’re raised and cared for probably and don’t see it coming, it’s perfectly fine.
@@GreatOldOne9866 If the pig could speak would you still kill him? If it evolved to a point where it could.
@@HowToGains They would still be delicious...
@@rootbeer2399 I might rock with you on the industry but I have NO empathy for wild pigs. Whether you call them feral pigs, boar, swine, hogs, or even razorbacks, wild pigs are one of the most damaging invasive species on Earth, and they're notorious for damaging agriculture and native wildlife. A big reason they're so harmful is that they uproot soil at vast scales, like tractors plowing a field. Harmful organisms and pathogens, carried by feral swine, which can infect humans include diseases such as leptospirosis, toxoplasmosis, brucellosis, tularemia, trichinellosis, swine influenza, salmonella, hepatitis and pathogenic E. col. It’s estimated that wild pigs destroy more than A$100 million (US$74 million) worth of crops and pasture each year in Australia, and more than US$270 million (A$366 million) in just 12 states in the USA. Wild pigs have also been found to directly threaten 672 vertebrate and plant species across 54 different countries. This includes imperiled Australian ground frogs, tree frogs, and multiple orchid species, as pigs destroy their habitats and prey on them. Damn a wild pig. And the farmers that raise them should be applauded for their efforts.
"Make a clean ethical kill and if you don't think you can get it done don't do it" well said sir .
We trapped a giant for the first time and boy let me tell you... Its a little bit harder when the pig isn't friendly and wants to charge and take down the fence. We had to wait until it tired out to get a clean shot, it was risky to just magdump the fella. Later that night we made some delicious chicharrones:)
I actually laughed, they put bacon on the screen 🤣
Hey guys, I agree, my friends, who makes of slaughter every year in December uses this method. It's quick, and pig don't suffers much. 5 minutes, and pig is already on sale weather bath ready to be cleaned. J
Video was very informative! I have never killed an animal in any type of way but it is still interesting to see ways that they can be put to rest humanely. I find it strange how vegans think this is “SO” inhumane. Afterall, the pig had a good life and was killed to help us with our hunger. And the people that kill the pig are helping us so we dont have to kill the pig , we just eat it. I appreciate this channel so much!
I can see vegans side, when I see an animal killed or being killed, while it seems normal to everyone around, it kinda affects me and makes me think about life. But a living organism is just a huge complex mix of components, interactions and mechanics. Let's go back, in a very basic way, to the early stages of life where unicellular beings looked to incorporate smaller ones in order to get the elements they need to keep and sustain themselves... basically some of them come together in order to increase their chances, so they keep evolving and evolving until reach the life forms we coexist/are today... so animals in specific, eating each other is just a large manifestation of this same early desire. Animals need to eat each other, and so do and can we... no one said life was meant to be all about happiness, as it is only a human perspective. If you want to blame someone for killing and eating an animal, don't blame these people because they are intelligent beings that can choose what to eat and change to diet based on plants, blame life. Sorry to taking it too long, just wanted to express my unchanging view about this moral topic.
@Ricky Robyn Exactly correct. Plants are just as alive as pigs are, they just don't taste as good.
The pig looked like it had a great life and your method was very humane
Respect 👍
Thank you 😊
I'm not the kind of person who could do this and I'm not the kind of person to raise any livestock for the sake of food but I can respect the care involved to make it as quick as possible for the pig
Thank you 🙏
The one thing I've heard from a friend, not a friend of a friend, but an actual, true to life, in the flesh, friend that I've discussed this with in the past is how important it is to have your hog calm and not moving for your shot. He suggested feeding them at that moment, which also adds to the humane part as they are going out doing what they like to do. Also, it is best for one at a time because if you and the other trigger person are not synced up, the first shot may spook the hog that hasn't been dispatched yet, causing that shot to miss the mark and a whole lot of unnecessary drama to ensue. Hope this helps everyone who took the time to read it.
No one:
The lady:"welcome to the apocalypse were all gonna die!"
Also the lady:"pew! I just killed a crow in my mind"
Sometimes I’m a one woman show😂
😹I was thinking the same
Got to have some fun too 🤷🏼♀️
😂 that shit was funny as hell😹😹😹
Good stuff
The girl looks like a badass character from an action video game
looks like lara croft
Yeah 😂
She's just a prop in this video; clearly has never used a gun before as you can see how she handles it. She's acting, and not well.
I handle the gun just fine and shot a hog again just 2weeks ago . I’m no prop and I do a lot on our little farm . In fact it’s 330 am here and I am up checking my incubator and getting ready to start my day taking care of my livestock .
Sarah cage wins
We use 22 mag with solids . When cleaning the head usually find the whole projectile 👍👍love your work
Draw an imaginary line from the left ear to the right eye. Then another line from the right eat to the left eye.
Shoot where the lines cross.
The hogs brain lies a little further back in his head than most critters.
People tend to shoot too low and hog tends to suffer longer than it should.
Try to shoot when the hogs head is down to the bullet strikes at a 90 degree angle so the bullet doesn't glance off the skull.
Came here to say this.
The hog’s moved up to a cooler climate lol
I love how the censored it with a pic of bacon
The picture is perfect. 1 1/2” above the eyes with the hog looking straight at you will get the job done every time!
Had a lady in my unit at Ft. Carson who along with her husband raised hogs for food. Some of the best pork I've had. Even traded some with other units.
This is probably the most ethically sound way to dispatch an animal, it was happy right until the end. I don't want to eat factory farmed meat anymore because it's too destructive and cruel, I'd eat this fellow in the video though.
Thank you 😊 that’s how I feel as well
@@3MISSISSIPPI All good, how long does a pig that size last you?
@@mrdeurknopp I'd say maybe a few months. I'm just a city-boy, tho.
Depends ... longer of you pressure can the meat
Happy meat tastes better.
I feel bad for the poor things and the fact you raised them so good they were prepared and friendly, is amazing keep doing what you do!
As a hunter I genuinely love and care for animals and believe firmly that to respect the animal and to humanely kill it for food are not mutually exclusive, it is way more preferable to consuming animals raised for slaughter houses in mass. An argument can possibly be made for vegetarianism being more humane, but even then plants are living creatures as well (though not understood to be life in the sense that animals are) and some people can't live a vegetarian lifestyle because it isn't really an option due to health or available food sources.
I'm vegan and think the way you killed the pig was far far far better than the way others do it.
I’m a vegetarian at least they killed them humanely as possible. Unlike the meat factories. Nice video
Thank you 😊
Send ulfric my regards
adhi tripras Will do. Brethren of Skyrim
you need to learn more about it
the ending was so funny😂
Before y’all go disliking the video, realize how happy of a life that pig lived and how quickly it died with absolutely no suffering. Significantly better than what the slaughterhouses do on a daily basis
For the vegans here
Hogs are an invasive species to America and they CAN kill livestock and destroy crops
my Dad had to defend himself from a Boar with tusk, it dented his car pretty well
Hog: pls shoot me
The reply above is vegan
PLUS ... they are juicy and delicious!
Pig: what are you doing pointing that stick at me 🤯
I guess you could say it was a mind-blowing stick
"Hog has moved off to a cooler climate."
PMSL
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Fridge. Maybe.
I was a vegetarian for many years, but was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and could not get my blood sugars under control until I increased my protein. I couldn't bring myself to "do the deed" but I am grateful to those who can, humanely. Remembering it is a living creature until it is dispatched.
Totally understand… it’s not for everyone but someone has to raise and process these animals for meat. We take great pride in carding for these animals and making sure they meet a quick and humane end.
Four years of veganism made me horribly ill. Had to go back to eating meat. Now wanting to raise my own, dispatch, and process my own. Will not support factory farms.
I respect the integrity of the humane processes you endorse and enact. This is how it should be done.
Or it could have not been done at all
@@bearcody1224 I hear ya. I understand it’s a horrible thing to end an animals life but I think that if it is to be done, and it has been done for thousands of years, at least make it quick and painless as possible. Just lookin’ on the bright side of the harsh reality I guess.
@@flangecorp9789 bit does it really have to be done
@@bearcody1224 l appreciate your reasonable, philosophical angle. You are correct in saying that it doesn’t need to be done. Humans can acquire their iron etc from other sources. As a meat eater, this is a subject I have grappled with. I appreciate your angle.
Yeah let’s just starve to death
That’s a good idea 😀
I the photo of bacon covering the gun shot gave me a good smile
Kid: u monster!
Kid's mom: Honey get ur bacon sandwich before it gets cold
Kid: k
life is interesting. when you kill for food... your understanding of life is elevated
To all the irrational vegans disliking the video, the smell of freshly cut grass is actually a defense mechanism and the grass's way of screaming to let all the other plants know of the impending danger! Everything the we humans eat was once a living creature and was given to us to eat by our Creator. God bless
Factual
Christians always remember that God lets them eat the animals but forgets the part about moderation.
@@robertg6339 and non Christians are always trying to tell Christians what God says in the bible when actually they haven't the slightest clue.
@@donniev8181 I've read it a couple times through, more than most. I like it.
@@donniev8181 funny thing is it's usually people who claim to follow it the hardest that have no clue what's in it.
Thanks so much for doing this humane. I don’t mind hunting if it’s humane. It really gets to me when you watch somebody overkill or make the animal suffer
Agreed and thank you 😊
@Nairu Kawa wow that’s eye opening that’s terrible. I think that hunting can be sport or for consumption, but at that point, it’s wrong.
Im from Sabah and Villagers like us dont have the authorities to buy guns , so we use steel pipe to knock the wild boar first then pierce the heart with blade. What do you think?
Him: mosin nagant
Me: Well da- *gets dispatched with a .45*
Her: Shhhhh
Hay man as long as it's quick and the animal doesn't suffer I'm all for it i remember eating a goat that was a struggle to kill by amateurs and it was sad to watch and the meat tasted horrible because of the stress the poor thing went threw.
No one gonna talk abt him lookin at that🎂
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You should cook that big beast as the Argentinian style: The whole animal in a big grill, with some fresh wine, and while listen some good rock.
I'm hungry!
Al estilo argentino 😎👌
@Nairu Kawa Macri, Cristina, Alberto...Todos, y cada uno de ellos no fueron más que cómplices y complementos del otro.
El país habría prosperado sin ellos, pero...Ya sabés lo que pasó.
@Nairu Kawa No su segunda gestión. Lo peor de todo es que Cristina está de vice, por lo que si Alberto fracasa, ella se hunde con el barco.
Será algo bueno, y a la vez malo, porque caemos todos también.
@Nairu Kawa Estamos perdirijillos.
3:12 Poor pig was being friendly thinking you are gonna feed him lmao
So good so funny
its pretty sad
This is where meat comes from ... doesn’t appear neatly packaged at the store .
She did feed him...
@@3MISSISSIPPI i dont find it funny, animal expects love but gets his brains blown. but its a quick death. and i never said that it comes packaged. slaughterhouses exist. this is by far more humane, it still is sad though because of your reaction laughing at an animal expecting love with a gun to its face. its not funny.
For folks that are new to killing hogs, I'd recommend the .22 magnum (WMR). Gives better energy and penetration if your placement isn't perfect, but doesn't over penetrate and damage meat. it's also still pretty quiet and recoil free.
Very informing, no bs, straight to the point, thanks a ton!
This is indeed the fastest (instantaneous), cleanest (in terms of meat integrity) and most humane way to kill an animal. The animal is instantaneously rendered braindead (meaning *absolutely zero consciousness* , leading to a complete inability to feel pain).
It’s the best way to spend a bullet, in my honest opinion. 👍
Thank you and yes agreed
Wow, how interesting. Are you like a Genius or something?
@@dougpage1132 Maybe not a genius, but at least a person who thinks as logically as possible, keeping every possibility open and fact-checking everything I intend to say/write. And this is the train of thought I had when writing the original comment:
The brain is the vessel that houses the mind. The mind is logically the only thing that can understand and remember pain (the brain itself doesn't do so directly, as it's just a vessel; it decodes signals from other parts of the body for the mind to understand, it stores memories for the mind to read/watch/listen to and remember). When the brain is destroyed, so is the mind. And the brain can be destroyed instantaneously by piercing it (with a spear, arrow or bullet).
A bullet is generally the best option, as it flies fast enough to pierce and destroy the brain before any pain is able to reach it, and it's got enough momentum to easily break through the skull that protects the brain.
However, using a gun is risky, as you need to ensure that his head doesn't just suddenly turn away as you fire. The bullet is tiny compared to the head of a pig, and thus, even if you miss the brain, you may still end up hitting him, causing unnecessary pain. This is the reason why she took her time lining up the shot, as otherwise she'd risk causing the suffering she set out to avoid. And if you completely miss, you may end up hitting something else (like an innocent bystander, or the bullet careens into the sunset, potentially hitting someone far away; either situation *will* have legal consequences)!
As for nerve cells scattered around the body, they are just peripherals. Their only purpose is to send/receive signals to/from our brain. If a signal never reaches the brain, the brain won't know that a signal was supposed to arrive (and neither will the mind). As such, I firmly believe that the mind's province *does not extend to the nerve cells scattered around our body!*
As such, destroying the brain completely and effectively destroys the mind. And since the mind is the only thing capable of understanding and remembering pain, a gunshot to the head (and thus the brain) will leave at most a millisecond of pain (most likely the pain won't even reach the brain before the deed is done).
TL;DR:
Brain is the center of our mind. Mind is the only thing capable of understanding and remembering pain. Destroy the brain = destroy the mind. Mind destroyed = no pain understood and no pain remembered. Bullet to the head = brain destroyed = mind destroyed... you get the gist.
If you miss by an inch, you may cause suffering ("the very thing you swore to destroy", as famously said by General Kenobi himself). If you miss entirely, you may injure someone else, and if so, good luck defending that in court.
At least, that's my train of thought.
Well the pig was not stressed out , it was thinking where's the food , not knowing it was the food .
They are curious creatures by nature .
The pig was friendly..hes in a good place now :)
I remember when my family we dispatched one pig and she was so friendly so nice we fed her by hand and all and even pet her when she grew up and the time came well we all did our jobs as a meat market/ butcher but we just didn't have the heart to eat this one pig after some of our other relatives did but far as the few it was like this is the one we wish we didn't put down never had that feeling ever toward any other animal at the family meat market but that one
Aww he looked so sweet! ❤️ So sad that he is going to die..
He was sweet because I raised him well and gave him a good life but he was raised for meat . That’s why we make sure they have a quick and painless end . Meat doesn’t doesn’t appear neatly packaged at the store and those animals generally have had terrible lives and diets.
TheCrouchRanch Thank you for being kind to him while he was alive. This is the type of animal raising I want to do myself. It’s sad to see them go, but that’s nature really.
Thank you 😊 and thank you for understanding it 💕
@@3MISSISSIPPI well said , its important to treat animals with respect because in the end they feed us
No you don't I've survived on watermelon for 2 months alone and was very healthy and happy.
Gun: *Boom*
The screen: "Man I sure do love me some bacon."
Just following TH-cams rules ...
As a kid I remember how and why people killed hogs with a 22lr or 22wmr with zero follow up shots needed. A box of ammo would last from one fall to the other because nobody wasted ammo just shooting at paper
Great shooting
Great video
Thanks for sharing
Thank you 🙏
At least they weren’t stressed out
6.3 thousand people who watched this are from the city
Truth 🙌🏼
No we are not americans and we have emotions
Americans have emotions too of course ... what an odd statement...
Im from the city and this is somewhere similar to the things we do in my city we got slaughter houses where we kill em too
Yea but Louisiana is the country too but yeaa
Honestly one of the Most Humane ways to put it down ya know?
That’s the best way to do it. I’ve seen them tied up and the throat cut and they’ve been screaming for 5 minutes. This was good
I respect anyone with a mosin
I really thought she said,
“Hey guys, welcome to the Crotch Ranch!”
🤦🏼♀️
Why they would name themselves croutch ranch. Idno
It’s our last name ... Crouch . Simmer down y’all 😂
Im not sure i wanna visit couch ranch. Sounds like a new flavor of doritos
😂 no Doritos here
Great video,as always, beautiful weapons, beautiful woman, sensible hunting hints, some usual levity in there too, what a complete video
Thank you so much 😊
I like how they are taking the time out of their day to actually reply to the sadly many hate comments on this video.. people who are hating on them for absolutely no reason at all this is 100% how is should be done yeah the pig is friendly but that is cuz it was raised right and it's food at the end of the day but no need to mistreat the animal just cuz ur gonna kill it someday... I bet he tasted even better too from a great life and I'm sure a great diet!!
Thank you so much 😊
I swear to god I hate it when meat eaters whine when they see animals die.
You say meat eaters like were some sort of lower class human being
I don’t think that was the intention... he’s saying when people who eat meat whine about where it comes from our how it gets to their plate ... basically calling them hypocrites...
Bird up if you didn’t get the comment you probably are.
To bad for you, I hate it when people like you whine about meat eaters who whine. YOu are also a whiner.
Wow, I haven't seen a double sided like- lightsaber in a while.
I actually thought that was just a normal pet pig...I guess it was because it wasn’t as hairy and...toothy as I thought it should be..😅😅 but that’s a cool tutorial though I must say 👍🏼
Heritage breeds look different than what people are used to 😀 and thank you
Just a tip on that drop leg holster- You should be able to get a proper grip on it without leaning over, faster and you don't have to readjust when you to go shoot. Or get a safariland mid ride or the low ride and add a leg strap to it. they attache straight to the belt but lets it hang down lower, it won't move around as much as a full drop leg which makes it easier to pull from and it still lets it get lower and out of the way
Long torso and T. rex arms :.. the struggle is always real…. Shooting a shotgun is struggle bud for me 😂
I loved the cut from POW! to Bacon! That's cinematography right there!
😝 thank you
There’s just nothing hotter than a beautiful woman who can handle a gun! Nicely done y’all!
Thank you 😊
@@3MISSISSIPPI its beautiful dear lady
Its was beautiful tòo if you slaughter it whit knife
All what you do its beautiful !!!!!!!!
1:57 is my favorite part. “LOOKING AT YOUR BUTT” “WHAT ELSE IS NEW”
Lol
I wanted to see it haha
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