

| Subject: | Re: Hog Rings - the mystery revealed |
| Date: | Tue, 21 Nov 1995 15:19:44 -0600 |
>Hog rings are clamped around the end of a sausage casing to keep all >the sausage meat inside. Mystery solved! > Well, actually I think they are used on live hogs. Hogs are very good "rooters". They dig up the earth with their snouts looking for stuff to eat - roots, etc. On a farm, you really don't want all this so you put in a hog ring(s). When they root, it hurts and they stop. It is put into the cartilage between the nostrils or they will put three in around the edges of the snout - left, right and top. Dean Aukes
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