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hoghunter71409
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« on: February 17, 2014, 04:01:22 pm » |
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I think it would depend on the hog. If a small hog's (50 lbs) lungs filled up with water, it would be less weight than the water filled lungs of a large hog. The percentage to the live weight may be the same, but overall pounds would depend on the hog. I would think only the lungs would fill with water unless their was a puncture to the inside (say the chest cavity).
This is a really hard question. I guess you could take a dead hog and add a lot of weight, but too much should be obvious. If you hung a dead hog on a scale, I imaging you may put up to 25 lbs or more of water in a hog. If you then tried to take the hog off the scale and drag the hog around or move it, I imagine some of the water would come out somewhere.
If the purpose was to add weight to a tournament, it would be like fisherman adding sinkers or weights inside fish. Wont be the first or last time.
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