Pork Loin Traeger What do use

wslayer

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In the old days, you cooked pork to 160* to kill triconosis...old-time beliefs still out there.
Althou still sometines found in wild/feral hogs and bear meat, pork from today's producers don't have that problem, and now you can enjoy sweet-tender pork that's slightly pink in the middle, but still juicy!
Feral hogs I would hang with the 160° also.
 


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I'm still a "cook pork until done" kind of guy. Trichonosis was beaten into my head in elementary school, so the only pink in my pork is a smoke ring.
 

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where can i get ivermectin? asking for a friend.
My veterinarian supplies it for my pup,i use it as heart worm med rather than heart worm pills and add a couple drops to my meal every couple months just incase i pickup internal parasites, no side effects ,its just incase i pick something up and unaware like pin worms from my critters around the house.
 

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My veterinarian supplies it for my pup,i use it as heart worm med rather than heart worm pills and add a couple drops to my meal every couple months just incase i pickup internal parasites, no side effects ,its just incase i pick something up and unaware like pin worms from my critters around the house.
Something to be aware of is that ivermectin is becoming ineffective. There have been a substantial amount of heart worm cases showing up in dogs on heart guard and products where ivermectin is the active ingredient. Simparica trio and interceptor are better options
 

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Sunday was our 40th wedding anniversary and the wife wanted a steak for supper. She thought I was nuts when I turned into Bone’s BBQ.
She had the 14oz smoked pork steak
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And I had the 8 bone rack of ribs
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Was delicious
 


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In the old days, you cooked pork to 160* to kill triconosis...old-time beliefs still out there.
Althou still sometines found in wild/feral hogs and bear meat, pork from today's producers don't have that problem, and now you can enjoy sweet-tender pork that's slightly pink in the middle, but still juicy!
I ain't eating no damn pig or bird which is pink in the damn middle.

That is all.
 

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Sunday was our 40th wedding anniversary and the wife wanted a steak for supper. She thought I was nuts when I turned into Bone’s BBQ.
She had the 14oz smoked pork steak
IMG_8197.jpeg


And I had the 8 bone rack of ribs
IMG_8195.jpeg

Was delicious
You make her chips and go with waffle fries for yourself? What's the battered/fried veg? I'd "settle" for either platter.
 

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