Hunting GIANT Pigs In The River! (Catch Clean Cook)

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  • Опубликовано: 12 дек 2024

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  • @steveofw73
    @steveofw73 4 года назад +70

    Hey Mike, let them run down river until they turn and start back up the river. When they turn back up river usually meant they’ve swallowed the bait. Then try and set the hook. Hope it helps on your hookup rate.

  • @derekv8534
    @derekv8534 3 года назад +1

    You should try brining the hams. Get a 5 gallon bucket with lid, 1 cup of kosher salt, 1/2 cup brown sugar, 1/8 cup black pepper, 1/8 cup paprika, 8 or so cloves of garlic, 1 sliced onion, 4 sliced apples, a handful of your favorite fresh herbs (rosemary, thyme, oregano, sage, etc) and 2 gallons of apple juice or cider. Put 1 gallon of the juice in a pot, add all the seasonings, apples, garlic, herbs and onion; heat until everything is dissolved, let cool (you can add ice to speed it up). Put the butt in the bucket, pour the pot of brine over the butt, add the other gallon of juice over it, fill the rest of the bucket with ice. Let that soak for atleast 24 hours while adding ice every 6 to 8 hours depending on how fast it melts. When you’re ready to smoke it, rinse it off and pat dry with a paper towel, rub it down with your favorite seasoning, and smoke it low and slow. 👌🤑

  • @shortersdiecast4130
    @shortersdiecast4130 4 года назад +8

    Awesome video. Wow that was a huge pig. Just a suggestion with the gar, wrap the bait with yarn. Their teeth get caught in it and you won't lose them. Hope it helps. Love your seasoning by the way. Thanks for sharing another great video, take care and stay safe.

  • @cristianolvera8406
    @cristianolvera8406 4 года назад +9

    Really going through some tough times right know but man mullet man every time I see your videos brings me back up keep up the awesome work 🤘🏾

  • @MrRedforman1
    @MrRedforman1 4 года назад +3

    I don't understand why you don't have over a million subscribers
    Ur vids are awesome

  • @joshuabell8805
    @joshuabell8805 4 года назад +5

    Thank you for explaining about the hunting from the boat, I always wondered how that works since most of the property in Texas is private property. Ive heard of a lot of people taking pigs while fishing.

    • @clutchkick512
      @clutchkick512 4 года назад +1

      But I cant find anything in the tpwd about being able to shoot hogs anywhere but on public lands with a permit or with land owner permission. Would really like to know the full details of how this works.

  • @brandonreynolds1014
    @brandonreynolds1014 4 года назад +19

    “It smells just like... what it needs to smell like” 😂👍🏼

  • @sheldoncaldwell382
    @sheldoncaldwell382 4 года назад +2

    I always smoke Wild Hog to 145 degrees and then wrap in foil and finish to 205. Pulls really well and is tasty.
    I have always heard you need to cook wild hog to at least 165 to kill any diseases they carry.
    I have never had bad wild hog. Prefer to domestic for sure.

  • @jeremyallard5449
    @jeremyallard5449 3 года назад +1

    Try pressure cooking some of the beast in orange and garlic and add coriander before serving

  • @Mjones8383
    @Mjones8383 4 года назад +14

    Let the gar run down a ways until they stop or turn back , that's when you know they have it down

  • @dallastipton1186
    @dallastipton1186 4 года назад +8

    You should definitely create a veggie seasoning man. You always seem to include them in your recipes and I think it would fly off the shelves.

  • @chasefomich9386
    @chasefomich9386 4 года назад

    Hey, animal scientist here. Just wanted to chime in on the possible bad taste on boars since it's kind of interesting. In industry a lot of times it's called boar taint and doesn't occur in all uncastrated animals, but can be very potent for some people. I say some people because the majority of the population is actually genetically incapable of detecting the chemicals that comprise boar taint. This is also incidentally why back in the day that boars were traditionally used for pepperoni an other strong flavored cured meats as it would mask the flavors. Love the channel, keep up the good work.

    • @chasefomich9386
      @chasefomich9386 4 года назад

      Excuse my poor grammar and spelling, I am writing from a phone

  • @adrianporterfield8708
    @adrianporterfield8708 4 года назад +1

    Mullet Man..YOU..my friend..are the single most COOLEST guy on RUclips! I love your channel & everything that you're doing! Awesome recipes as well, brotha!

  • @thehiddensafari7310
    @thehiddensafari7310 4 года назад +6

    *Out here in central Texas it hit 109 this weekend it was a hot one for sure*

  • @belindaenriquez9592
    @belindaenriquez9592 4 года назад

    Much respect Mike. Some of the best content on RUclips these days!

  • @jakesandel628
    @jakesandel628 4 года назад +11

    “Just tie the boat to him” 😂

  • @belindaenriquez9592
    @belindaenriquez9592 4 года назад +4

    Try setting the hook sideways instead of straight up and down! that’s how we hook em here on the coast 🤙

  • @nikkirichards4952
    @nikkirichards4952 4 года назад +3

    Let that meat rest after taking it off the heat to let the juices run back into the meat so it wont dry out... there is always left overs and making scallop potatoes and ham...

  • @joedierickx7667
    @joedierickx7667 4 года назад +6

    Try using some nylon rope frayed out wrapped around the hook. There teeth get caught in it and can't get out

    • @blackmesaoutdoors4863
      @blackmesaoutdoors4863 4 года назад

      Joe Dierickx good idea!

    • @imheeyum9217
      @imheeyum9217 4 года назад

      This is the method my grandfather taught me and I've always caught gar successfully

  • @landryfarrar7437
    @landryfarrar7437 4 года назад +1

    Love your videos Mullet man👍 keep grinding

  • @jakobmason
    @jakobmason 4 года назад +3

    Hey man thanks for the great content I wish you and your family the best I’m down in Natalia Texas near San Antonio been a fan pretty much before you made your seasoning 🤘🏽🤙🏽💯

  • @shephusted2714
    @shephusted2714 4 года назад +1

    prep is key! and cooking long enough...you were prepared! - try some small ones too #moa #freezer packing #trichinosis info #meat thermometer

  • @jeffwood8280
    @jeffwood8280 3 года назад

    Have you tried using the hook less method for catching gar? Using frayed up white rope, Richard Gene the fishing machine on RUclips has a good video on how to rig it up

  • @noemisalamante3115
    @noemisalamante3115 4 года назад

    Thanks for sharing this.
    Sir, if you know to, you could turn its skin into pork cracklings. You must shave it first, cut it into any size you want, then boil these for 30 mins. at least, with salt, drain, and dry in the sun until it becomes real hard,maybe a couple of days. Then deep fry it. It cooks real fast in high temperature so better not leave it alone.
    I hope you'd try it. It's great for snacks. We even use the knuckles for soup.

  • @georgebaker1418
    @georgebaker1418 4 года назад +2

    From my experience I find it's best to allow the gar run with the bait for at least 1 to 3 minutes, almost guaranteed to catch it then.

  • @elheatlesgar2237
    @elheatlesgar2237 4 года назад +11

    love the content!!🔥🔥 you should “catch clean cook” a bobcat next 💯

    • @coltonjohnson847
      @coltonjohnson847 4 года назад

      He already did like twice

    • @mab82320
      @mab82320 4 года назад

      Already did it

    • @baileybeagles
      @baileybeagles 4 года назад +1

      Scroll back a year or so he did

    • @jacksmith9412
      @jacksmith9412 4 года назад

      If he did it again it should be with Flair when trapping season starts in Nebraska and a few different things

  • @keithgainer2915
    @keithgainer2915 4 года назад

    we use smaller bait in Florida for the big gar just because it makes for an easier hook up....we cant catch alligator gar but we catch some huge spotted gar....kinda hot here too.....

  • @jaimenava5205
    @jaimenava5205 4 года назад

    I was taught when gar fishing when they start taking the bait and taking line let them keep going till they stop moving once they do it mean they have stopped to eat the bait and then you set the hook I do this when gar fishing and it always works

  • @justGOLD7
    @justGOLD7 4 года назад

    I have had boar hog that wasn't good to me but I know others that could eat it just fine, so maybe it's individual taste? I have also heard that they only taste bad when they are, or recently finished servicing sows, and that in a little while the strong flavor of hormones will go away. I realize that pigs reproduce year round but that doesn't mean it isn't cyclical where the boar can settle between peaks.

  • @garysexton344
    @garysexton344 4 года назад +2

    You know it’s good when he can’t stop eating on it 😂😂😂

  • @williamgrainger2660
    @williamgrainger2660 4 года назад

    I have smoked enough boston butts and pork shoulders on the traeger and the camp chef to know that your ham was not cooked long enough to pull meat from the ham to have pulled pork. I feel as if you found blood around the bone when you cut down in to it. I cook mine between 225 and 250 degrees for about 10 hours to reach the point of it completely pulling off the bone for pulled pork. You and yours may enjoy sliced pork and that is fine for y"all . Happy fishing and hunting.!!!!

  • @massivedynamic2339
    @massivedynamic2339 4 года назад +4

    I prefer wild to store bought all day long! Never really hog hunted until I started following your channel, so thanks; be safe; and next time you're in Louisiana, come do a hog hunt! You would enjoy some of the land we hunt!

  • @gregbeuer9817
    @gregbeuer9817 4 года назад +1

    Dang that hog was thick and healthy, he has definitely been eating from someone's feeder he just slipped up and needed a drink you are exactly right if you take care of the meat properly and let it set in cooler for about 3 to 5 days and keep changing the water and ice until the blood is all out and the meat is pink as long as he hasn't been fighting a bunch and breeding most of the time they will not be stank lol

  • @howardedwards5908
    @howardedwards5908 4 года назад +9

    Your carving knife your useing to cut the cooked ham looks like a miracle blade knife if so i have the whole set awesome knives

  • @johnlamont3885
    @johnlamont3885 4 года назад

    reeling down as close to the fish as possible gotta be the most important part of live bait fishing *might a broken rod eye rubber ring too* had the same thing happen to me a lot

  • @1976dtc
    @1976dtc 4 года назад

    I grew up in the Red River bottoms of SW Arkansas and there were gars for days. I live in Zimbabwe now and Tiger fishing the Zambezi is awesome! No washing your hands in the river though, the crocs bite!

  • @johnsalazar245
    @johnsalazar245 4 года назад +3

    0:56 And here we go! (The rock music starts playing)

  • @kyflkyfamilylivin8247
    @kyflkyfamilylivin8247 4 года назад +2

    You all need longer poles brother especially with them bobbers takes a lot to get all that pressure to the fish man

  • @tmccartney1231
    @tmccartney1231 4 года назад

    I just cooked a 300+ pounder. I had no complaints.... good job, as always, Sir Mullet

  • @thesouthernlife4061
    @thesouthernlife4061 4 года назад

    Were allowed to squirrel hunt on any waterway under power in louisiana but duck deer and hog you cant be under power

  • @TheWrightsTrapping
    @TheWrightsTrapping 4 года назад +2

    I always have a gun or 2 or 3. on me, you just never know what you might see and need to get. Nice shot, nice looking pig. We don't have wild pig yet but when we do I'm going to have a freezer full of bacon

  • @jakestrickland3202
    @jakestrickland3202 4 года назад

    Good vija mulletmane!! 🔥 🔥 you should make your own line of bbq sauce 👀

  • @BigMex777
    @BigMex777 4 года назад

    MCC dock and Spillway are two places I catch gar from shore. They are fun to catch.

  • @isaiahwalth6383
    @isaiahwalth6383 4 года назад

    Best video yet💯

  • @cobywilliams68
    @cobywilliams68 4 года назад

    Let see mullet man do some hand fishing!

  • @timothylondo
    @timothylondo 2 месяца назад

    Do you know of a good seasoning to make breakfast sausage?

  • @bradleycrow2116
    @bradleycrow2116 4 года назад +2

    U going to do that coyote catch and cook man? and love the vids

  • @marty4645
    @marty4645 4 года назад +1

    Ok Mullet Man, where the heck in TX and what type of rifle was that I know you said 308 is it like a ranch rifle? Anyhow good video.

  • @phatmatt_outdoors8149
    @phatmatt_outdoors8149 4 года назад +3

    Steel leader would be ur go to when you keep braking that bad bro

  • @ikey4ya
    @ikey4ya 4 года назад

    I had so much fun watching y’all miss the fish! But you got bites!

  • @reggiedodge332
    @reggiedodge332 4 года назад

    What kind of line were y’all using

  • @davecooper6551
    @davecooper6551 4 года назад +2

    The clean kill is the difference in good tasting and bad tasting meat

    • @Spooqi
      @Spooqi 3 года назад

      Exactly. A quick clean kill drops the animal quickly and greatly reduces the amount of adrenaline that pumps through the meat. Always good to see people making these clean kills

  • @tbrown91241
    @tbrown91241 4 года назад

    how comfortable are those millennium seats ?

  • @samw6930
    @samw6930 4 года назад

    The hams have a musk gland do you cut it out?

  • @corneliushoward4343
    @corneliushoward4343 4 года назад +1

    Looks good, I've got to try your season!!

  • @trevorh2436
    @trevorh2436 4 года назад

    Got up this morning at 3 and put on a 18 pound brisket on my pitboss, one of my best yet!

  • @Buedel57
    @Buedel57 4 года назад

    Question I was wondering what firearm used to shoot the Boer

  • @staxx979
    @staxx979 4 года назад

    Awesome video. What do you feed your lab it has a very shiny coat.

  • @nickpopovic4897
    @nickpopovic4897 4 года назад

    I love that you have the "Miracle Blade Knives". LOL. I have 2 sets! great kitchen knives.

  • @foltairguns3814
    @foltairguns3814 4 года назад

    Hey you should do the rope lure double and/or treble hook rig, just an idea and keep up great videos.

  • @rwilson208
    @rwilson208 4 года назад +1

    I like the way that you live off of the land. You went for gar but you took back up which ended up being next day's lunch. God provides for his people. How are your chickens laying eggs doing? How did your garden turn out? Love watching your videoes. One question that I never thought to ask, What is Mullet Man's Christian name? Well, guys have a great day. Can hardly wait for your next video.

  • @YakMotley
    @YakMotley 4 года назад +6

    Cool video!

    • @juliansemenuk2727
      @juliansemenuk2727 4 года назад

      Make some hunting videos this year congratulations on you and Sam getting married.

  • @roguecop8633
    @roguecop8633 4 года назад

    Nice shot! Is your rifle custom? It looks like it had a shorter barrel.

  • @wyattparbst1613
    @wyattparbst1613 4 года назад

    I use a browning hells canyon 6,5 prc and that does the job

  • @gregbeuer9817
    @gregbeuer9817 4 года назад

    Not trying to sound like some pro gar fisherman as I was texting you shot and it made me jump but the gar sometimes you just have to let them go and they will sit somewhere and nibble and finally swallow it and give a little tug if it is still there pull it tight and you know what to do then set it to em and the fight is usually on because they are not like Bass or bluegill but you know what I'm saying thanks for SHARING Brother

  • @johnsalazar245
    @johnsalazar245 4 года назад +2

    Fishing and hunting at the same time.

  • @bigcliff228
    @bigcliff228 4 года назад +1

    What I learned fishing for gar is to wait till you see the float coming back upstream. Has worked 90% of the time. When that happens they have usually ate the bait fully. Have faith in me my brotha I shall never lead you wrong.

  • @Moto596
    @Moto596 3 года назад

    What .308 is that your using man

  • @gregcusimano239
    @gregcusimano239 4 года назад +1

    Love your vids

  • @kyleyost9977
    @kyleyost9977 4 года назад

    What kinda rifle did you use?

  • @roberthernandez8352
    @roberthernandez8352 4 года назад +1

    What river??

  • @user-jy2uq5ux8e
    @user-jy2uq5ux8e 4 года назад +2

    Man I wish I could do this kind of stuff! I'm learnin from watchin!

  • @3006Ave
    @3006Ave 4 года назад +1

    Why it getting dark so fast?

  • @jessanddavidboham8014
    @jessanddavidboham8014 Год назад

    Great job wonderful video looks absolutely amazing and delicious

  • @thejuancarl4598
    @thejuancarl4598 4 года назад

    What brand is that cutting board

  • @Exit0Wound
    @Exit0Wound 4 года назад

    My wife killed a big boar near Mountain Home, TX. It was gutted and then right into a walk-in fridge. Next day it went to a local butcher. All of that meat had a nasty smell to it. The sausage and cuts were horrible. I’ll give big boar another try, but that experience has stuck with me for >15 years.

  • @aoutdoors1414
    @aoutdoors1414 4 года назад +2

    I have heard the same thing for year's there's no diffence in the taste to me either just glad to hear someone like yourself say it because so many times i have seen people shoot a big one and leave it laying in the woods to rot and that makes me so mad like why did you kill it if your not going to mess with it. I will shoot a big boar and process it just like a sow. And sir you are one of the best youtuber's out there today congrat's great shot and great pig i love that rifle and i love that caliber 308 and 6.5 creedmore.

    • @thesouthernlife4061
      @thesouthernlife4061 4 года назад +1

      My 6.5 grendel in ar platform really gets the job done i love all sizes the bigger they are the longer i soak them in ice water usually at least a few days it cleans the meat out gets all the blood and other stuff out makes them taste exellent

    • @aoutdoors1414
      @aoutdoors1414 4 года назад

      @@thesouthernlife4061 yeah me too I will usually soak them for a week myself and depends what I have going on like you sometimes longer.

  • @royleeborn6445
    @royleeborn6445 4 года назад

    Welcome back

  • @drewford1727
    @drewford1727 4 года назад

    I've hog 2 hogs, and cleaned em both, starting hog hunting and it's a blast, love em, but they suck to clean

  • @austinjohnson9432
    @austinjohnson9432 4 года назад

    What part of Texas do you live in

  • @Dapperrh
    @Dapperrh 4 года назад

    so who got ahold of that edit music first? you or flair?

  • @ricosuavecito3050
    @ricosuavecito3050 4 года назад

    Mike... Favorite dip... Go!

  • @snowflake4233
    @snowflake4233 4 года назад

    thanks for the upload

  • @guillermogalindez3212
    @guillermogalindez3212 4 года назад

    Great video! Looks delicious 👌🏽

  • @joshuaruss1182
    @joshuaruss1182 4 года назад

    Cant wait to try wild bore going on my first hunt soon

  • @j.j.bernal2821
    @j.j.bernal2821 4 года назад

    Have had bad meat but my other thing was where we used to hunt they had a walk in freezer and we’d let em hang for a week and then process them and that’s always been my bigger thing just cause we never immediately did something with them besides gut em.

  • @blade8988
    @blade8988 4 года назад

    What river do you fish at?

  • @C.j-Upside3
    @C.j-Upside3 4 года назад

    What's that name of the rifle you used? That was badass. I need to get me one of those

    • @C.j-Upside3
      @C.j-Upside3 4 года назад

      @Yeet Cannon Operators Union awesome thank you. I'm about to go look for his video. And go to there website. It's been awhile since I got a bolt action anyway I need one

    • @C.j-Upside3
      @C.j-Upside3 4 года назад

      @Yeet Cannon Operators Union yup that was it! Thank you. I just watched your videos too. You should make more. I like the CZ Tactical you have. I was stuck between get one of those or the Sig 1911 & I went with the 1911 tho

    • @C.j-Upside3
      @C.j-Upside3 4 года назад

      @Yeet Cannon Outfitters Oh im very comfortable with my firearms. I've been doing three gun competition for the past few years. But thank you, a lot of people have guns but dont respect them. But I'll subscribe to you definitely. I hope to see more of your videos. What state do you live in? I have an abundance of ammo & some odd round too. Mostly for 9mm, 45 & 223/556. I'll send you some to make a few videos with if you want.

  • @bigcliff228
    @bigcliff228 4 года назад +3

    I've never had a wild baby hog before. Definitely will be trying to get this done in the very near future!!! Looked dank bro!!

  • @joshrodriguez313
    @joshrodriguez313 4 года назад

    What river y'all fishing 🎣on❓

  • @randallrudd1186
    @randallrudd1186 4 года назад

    Dont know if you’ll see this, need some info. I can lease some land with pig traps in north central texas, but was told not to shoot a pig in the trap because pigs wont go back in. Can you tell me if this is true??

    • @TaylorMadeOutdoors
      @TaylorMadeOutdoors 4 года назад

      Not true, they might stay out of the trap for a couple days but we’ve had our traps in the same spot on our property for year and killed hundreds of pigs in them

  • @acegeekflex9408
    @acegeekflex9408 4 года назад

    What is the song name in the beginning of the video when they are starting the boat??
    Side note: Good vid brother stay safe

    • @1siqsarge
      @1siqsarge 4 года назад +1

      Not sure who... but Sounds alot like Justin Johnson licks. Check him here on YT. A total guitar badass!

  • @mmec2000
    @mmec2000 4 года назад +2

    That thing needs to go for at least 12 hours!

  • @lorenray9479
    @lorenray9479 4 года назад +1

    Old hog farmers showed me that the intestine covering has a strong fluid if you scratch it. Never scuff or cut the gut membrane!

  • @nsvoo30
    @nsvoo30 4 года назад +3

    Was waiting for you to season that little chunk of meat facing the camera😂

  • @nathanielpaulino1311
    @nathanielpaulino1311 4 года назад

    “ pump the bulb cuh “ 😂😂

  • @anthonymurphy1624
    @anthonymurphy1624 4 года назад

    Please share what river that is?

  • @gregorymazyck9254
    @gregorymazyck9254 4 года назад

    Nice video from zyck outdoors,it would have been awsome if you took the temperature and show were as the meat fall off the bone,but overall awsome video.

  • @russtibbs9216
    @russtibbs9216 4 года назад

    Is that the new Toor knife?

  • @lnccarpenter
    @lnccarpenter 4 года назад +2

    I'm with ya! I've never come across pig meat that was bad.