Hello from Okla.

[okhogman]

Hey all 52 yr old Okie saying Hi. And thank you to AngeryAmerican for writing some darn good books. I have read the first 3 so far and own the fifth but had to order number 4. Am waiting impatiently for it lol.
Have checked out the site a little bit and seemed like a good un so here I am. Though not usually a big poster I do enjoy reading, and learning. Thanks for having me.

[junior125]

welcome, the individuals in the cages mean no arm, come on in

[DMH]

Welcome okhogman! Hope your book arrrives quickly.

[okhogman]

Welcome okhogman! Hope your book arrrives quickly.

Thanks me too. But they say it'll take about 2 weeks. That will be 2 loooooong weeks.

[kickstand]

Welcome from New Mexico to our little corner of the internet. We've got a bunch of really good folks here. Enjoy your stay.

[AD]

Welcome.

[Gena.KY]

Welcome from me too. Let us know if you have any questions. Don't be shy.

[Tex]

Welcome to the board, Okie. I'm glad we were able to get the issues worked out so you could post.

I had a chance to visit with Okhogman lastnight for a little while and we were able to compare a few notes and stories. I hope that after he has a chance to check things out, he will go ahead and start some threads in the farming and ranching section and let us know how he does the things he does. Going simply by his name, I mistakenly assumed he was a hog hunter from Oklahoma, so I wanted to see if we may have traipsed the same ground. He set me straight though and said that he and his family provide most of their own meat by raising hogs. He also does a few other things along the homestead and self sufficiency lines, but I will allow him the chance to tell you all about it.

Okhogman, I hope you find the content of the board as well as the people to your liking. We try our best to keep it friendly and helpful. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.



Tex

[okhogman]

Welcome to the board, Okie. I'm glad we were able to get the issues worked out so you could post.

I had a chance to visit with Okhogman lastnight for a little while and we were able to compare a few notes and stories. I hope that after he has a chance to check things out, he will go ahead and start some threads in the farming and ranching section and let us know how he does the things he does. Going simply by his name, I mistakenly assumed he was a hog hunter from Oklahoma, so I wanted to see if we may have traipsed the same ground. He set me straight though and said that he and his family provide most of their own meat by raising hogs. He also does a few other things along the homestead and self sufficiency lines, but I will allow him the chance to tell you all about it.

Okhogman, I hope you find the content of the board as well as the people to your liking. We try our best to keep it friendly and helpful. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.



Tex

And thank you again Tex for all your help getting me started here.

[roach2654]

Welcome from Fla. Okhog

[Rockntoy]

Welcome from okiehoma

[Sacajawea]

Hiya from E. Carolina... we love us some us good bbq piggies! What kind are you raising?

[W.Lynn]

Hello, welcome, glad you like the content so far.

[okhogman]

Hiya from E. Carolina... we love us some us good bbq piggies! What kind are you raising?

We started out with Berkshires, and we have a Menonite neighbor a few miles down the road that let me bring one of our gilts over and breed with his Yorkshire boar. So right now we have mixed breed. But I am wanting to get some Hampshires (I've just always loved their look). Right now down to 3 but will soon be breeding another gilt. Took our largest in to butcher a cpl months ago and she weighed in at 647 lbs. Since we've started raising our own hogs we just can't really enjoy store bought pork any longer.

[Concerned Dad]

Welcome okhogman