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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;UpGrayedd, post: 18230198, member: 71555&quot;]Boar taint is a real thing, but it doesn&#039;t really work like that. Boar taint begins to develop after an uncastrated male hog reaches sexual maturity. Castrating them immediately in the field after you kill them won&#039;t change anything. </p><p><br /></p><p>Wild hogs are a nuisance and should be depopulated not hunted as &quot;game.&quot; Anyone that actually farms or ranches will tell you the same. Additionally, anyone that eats them is either ill informed or likes to live dangerously. No true wild hog will taste &quot;good&quot; at least not like domestic pork, and as someone else said you better make sure it is WELL done, trichinosis is a real concern among other things.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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