Boy Hopes Hog's Skull Will Silence Critics
Boy Hopes Hog's Skull Will Silence Critics
NBC6 South Florida -KNTV May 29, 2007
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An Alabama boy offered up what he said is proof of a tale that has many hunters going hog wild
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Jamison Stone, 11, claimed he shot and killed a massive wild pig that weighed more than 1,000 pounds earlier this month. He said the animal measured more than 9 feet from tail to snout.
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Jamison said he bagged the boar on a hunting preserve in eastern Alabama.
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However, the animal's size had some wondering if the whole thing was tall tale, despite pictures provided by his father.
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Now he has the swine's skull and some backup from a taxidermist.
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Now he has the swine's skull and some backup from a taxidermist. "Jerry (Cunningham), the taxidermist, brought me this bleached skull of my hog and this is a 1,051-pound hog skull and that's a ... 250-pound hog skull," the boy said, pointing to the skull of a smaller animal, placed next to his monster's hog for comparison.
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Cunningham agreed with Jamison on the size of the boar. "I actually skinned this pig out," Cunningham said. "And
I know it was a 1,000-pound hog. It was that big. No doubt."
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East Texans Want To Know Is 1051 Pound Wild Hog Real
KLTV, Tyler Texas – By Molly Reuter, May 30, 2007
Jamison Stone…received the skull of the hog…
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Hogzilla 2 Skull Photo: Boy Says Monster Pig Not Fake, Offers Proof
Post Chronicle - May 31, 2007
The Alabama boy has offered up what he said is proof…
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Hog Skull or Hog Wash?
Boy Shows Off Big Pig's Skull
Pig Bagged On Alabama Hunting Preserve
, IL - May 31, 2007
An Alabama boy offers up proof that the pig he killed was more than 1,000 pounds.
(VIDEO) Jamison and Jerry get interviewed.
Hog Hoax: 1000 Pound Monster Pig Hogzilla 2 Skull Revealed by Boy
By Lynda Johnson - National Ledger, AZ , May 31,
Cunningham agreed with Jamison on the size of the boar..
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(PHOTO CAPTION) Hog Hoax: 1000 Pound Monster Pig 'Hogzilla 2' Skull Revealed by Boy
NO PHOTO OF SKULL
Pig was a monster, but he wasn't wild
Kansas City Star - Jun 1, 2007
Jamison Stone poses next to the skull...
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The Anniston Star, Stephen Gross
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Jamison Stone poses Tuesday, May 29, 2007, next to the skull of an average-sized hog, left, and the skull of the 1,051-pound hog he killed May 3, in Oxford, Ala. The monster hog gained worldwide acclaim after it was harvested by Stone, a Pickensville, Ala., native, with a .50-caliber pistol on May 3 at the Lost Creek Plantation, a hunting preserve in Delta, Ala.
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(PHOTO CAPTION) Rhonda Blissitt holds a picture of Fred the pig Thursday, May 31, 2007, in front of the pen where she and her husband Phil raised him in Fruithurst, Ala. Before it became known as "Monster Pig," the 1,051-pound hog shot in Delta was known as Fred. The Blissitts told The (Anniston) Star Thursday, May 31, 2007, that, on April 29, four days before the hog was killed, Fred was one of many livestock on their farm. Their claim that they had raised the giant pig was confirmed Thursday, May 31, 2007, by Andy Howell, Game Warden for the Alabama Department of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries.
Pig was a monster, but he wasn't wild
, KY - Jun 1, 2007
Jamison Stone poses next to the skull (AP)
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The Anniston Star, Stephen Gross/AP Photo
(PHOTO CAPTION) Jamison Stone poses Tuesday, May 29, 2007, next to the skull of an average-sized hog, left, and the skull of the 1,051-pound hog he killed May 3, in Oxford, Ala. The monster hog gained worldwide acclaim after it was harvested by Stone, a Pickensville, Ala., native, with a .50-caliber pistol on May 3 at the Lost Creek Plantation, a hunting preserve in Delta, Ala.
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Rhonda Blissitt holds a picture of Fred the pig Thursday, May 31, 2007, in front of the pen where she and her husband Phil raised him in Fruithurst, Ala. Before it became known as "Monster Pig," the 1,051-pound hog shot in Delta was known as Fred. The Blissitts told The (Anniston) Star Thursday, May 31, 2007, that, on April 29, four days before the hog was killed, Fred was one of many livestock on their farm. Their claim that they had raised the giant pig was confirmed Thursday, May 31, 2007, by Andy Howell, Game Warden for the Alabama Department of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries.
Pig was a monster, but he wasn't wild
Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC - Jun 1, 2007
Jamison Stone poses next to the skull of an average-sized hog, left, (Associated Press)
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The Anniston Star, Stephen Gross/AP Photo
(PHOTO CAPTION) Jamison Stone poses Tuesday, May 29, 2007, next to the skull of an average-sized hog, left, and the skull of the 1,051-pound hog he killed May 3, in Oxford, Ala. The monster hog gained worldwide acclaim after it was harvested by Stone, a Pickensville, Ala., native, with a .50-caliber pistol on May 3 at the Lost Creek Plantation, a hunting preserve in Delta, Ala.
Pig Was a Monster, Not Very Wild
Philadelphia Daily News, PA - Jun 1, 2007
Jamison Stone poses next to the skull... (AP)
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|Jamison Stone, Monster Pig Skull. |
| - MN, June 01, 2007 |
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Photo by Stephen Gross, Anniston Star via Associated Press
(PHOTO CAPTION) Jamison Stone poses May 29 next to the skull of an average-sized hog, left, and the skull of the 1,051-pound hog he killed. The monster hog gained worldwide acclaim after it was harvested by Stone, a Pickensville, Ala., native, with a .50-caliber pistol on May 3 at the Lost Creek Plantation, a hunting preserve in Delta, Ala.
Pig Was a Monster, but He Wasn't Wild
, June 1, 2007 - 11:45pm (AP)
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AP Photo/The Anniston Star, Stephen Gross
(PHOTO CAPTION) Jamison Stone poses Tuesday, May 29, 2007, next to the skull of an average-sized hog, left, and the skull of the 1,051-pound hog he killed May 3, in Oxford, Ala. The monster hog gained worldwide acclaim after it was harvested by Stone, a Pickensville, Ala., native, with a .50-caliber pistol on May 3 at the Lost Creek Plantation, a hunting preserve in Delta, Ala.
Pig was a monster, but he wasn't wild
Centre Daily Times, PA - Jun 1, 2007
Jamison Stone poses next to the skull... (AP)
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The Anniston Star, Stephen Gross
(PHOTO CAPTION) Jamison Stone poses Tuesday, May 29, 2007, next to the skull of an average-sized hog, left, and the skull of the 1,051-pound hog he killed May 3, in Oxford, Ala. The monster hog gained worldwide acclaim after it was harvested by Stone, a Pickensville, Ala., native, with a .50-caliber pistol on May 3 at the Lost Creek Plantation, a hunting preserve in Delta, Ala.
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(PHOTO CAPTION) Rhonda Blissitt holds a picture of Fred the pig Thursday, May 31, 2007, in front of the pen where she and her husband Phil raised him in Fruithurst, Ala. Before it became known as "Monster Pig," the 1,051-pound hog shot in Delta was known as Fred. The Blissitts told The (Anniston) Star Thursday, May 31, 2007, that, on April 29, four days before the hog was killed, Fred was one of many livestock on their farm. Their claim that they had raised the giant pig was confirmed Thursday, May 31, 2007, by Andy Howell, Game Warden for the Alabama Department of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries.
Pig Was a Monster, but He Wasn't Wild
The News Virginian. ... (AP) Jun 1, 2007
The huge hog that became known as "Monster Pig" after being hunted and killed by an 11-year-old boy had another name…
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AP Photo/Stephen Gross
(PHOTO CAPTION) Jamison Stone poses Tuesday, May 29, 2007, next to the skull of an average-sized hog, left, and the skull of the 1,051-pound hog he killed May 3, in Oxford, Ala. The monster hog gained worldwide acclaim after it was harvested by Stone, a Pickensville, Ala., native, with a .50-caliber pistol on May 3 at the Lost Creek Plantation, a hunting preserve in Delta, Ala. (AP Photo/The Anniston Star, Stephen Gross)
Pig Was a Monster, but He Wasn't Wild
Glens Falls Post-Star, NY - June 02, 2007
Jamison Stone poses next to the skull...
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Jamison Stone poses Tuesday, May 29, 2007, next to the skull of an average-sized hog, left, and the skull of the 1,051-pound hog he killed May 3, in Oxford, Ala. The monster hog gained worldwide acclaim after it was harvested by Stone, a Pickensville, Ala., native, with a .50-caliber pistol on May 3 at the Lost Creek Plantation, a hunting preserve in Delta, Ala. (AP Photo/The Anniston Star, Stephen Gross)
|‘Monster Pig’ aka Fred, was ’04 yule gift |
|Nation. Tucson, Arizona (AP) June 2, 2007 |
|The huge hog that became known as "Monster Pig" after being hunted and killed by an 11-year-old boy had another name: Fred… |
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|(PHOTO CAPTION) Jamison Stone with the skull of an average-sized hog, left, and the skull of the 1,000-pound-plus hog he killed May 3. |
Tale of huge wild pig is hogwash
Fort Worth Star Telegram, TX - Jun 2, 2007
Jamison Stone poses next to the skull of an average-sized hog...
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The Anniston Star/Stephen Gross
(PHOTO CAPTION) Jamison Stone poses next to the skull of an average-sized hog, left, and the skull of the 1,051-pound hog he killed May 3 on a hunting preserve in Alabama.
New At 4: Updated Headlines (Video)
, TX - Jun 4, 2007
Boy Shows Off Big Pig's Skull...
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Boy Shows Off Big Pig's Skull
Pig Bagged On Alabama Hunting Preserve
- WVIT Jun 7, 2007
An Alabama boy offers up proof that the pig he killed was more than 1,000 pounds.
(VIDEO)
Same interview footage.
Boy Hopes Hog's Skull Will Silence Critics.
NBC11 San Fran Bay Area - Jun 7, 2007
OXFORD, Ala. -- An Alabama boy offered up what he said is proof of a tale that has many hunters going hog wild. news/13414638/detail.html
SLIDE SHOW
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An Alabama boy offered up what he said is proof of a tale that has many hunters going hog wild
[pic]
Jamison Stone, 11, claimed he shot and killed a massive wild pig that weighed more than 1,000 pounds earlier this month. He said the animal measured more than 9 feet from tail to snout.
[pic]
Jamison said he bagged the boar on a hunting preserve in eastern Alabama.
[pic]
However, the animal's size had some wondering if the whole thing was tall tale, despite pictures provided by his father.
[pic]
Now he has the swine's skull and some backup from a taxidermist.
[pic]
Now he has the swine's skull and some backup from a taxidermist. "Jerry (Cunningham), the taxidermist, brought me this bleached skull of my hog and this is a 1,051-pound hog skull and that's a ... 250-pound hog skull," the boy said, pointing to the skull of a smaller animal, placed next to his monster's hog for comparison.
[pic] [pic]
Cunningham agreed with Jamison on the size of the boar. "I actually skinned this pig out," Cunningham said. "And
I know it was a 1,000-pound hog. It was that big. No doubt."
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New At Noon: Updated Headlines (VIDEO)
, Dallas, TX - June 8, 2007
Boy Shows Off Big Pig's Skull...
Pig Bagged On Alabama Hunting Preserve
Alabama boy offers up proof that the pig he killed was more than 1,000 pounds.
(VIDEO)
Same video interview footage.
Pig was a monster, but he wasn't wild
, CA (AP)
Last Updated: June 10, 2007
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The Anniston Star, Kevin Qualls -- AP Photo
(PHOTO CAPTION) Rhonda Blissitt holds a picture of Fred the pig Thursday, May 31, 2007, in front of the pen where she and her husband Phil raised him in Fruithurst, Ala. Before it became known as "Monster Pig," the 1,051-pound hog shot in Delta was known as Fred. The Blissitts told The (Anniston) Star Thursday, May 31, 2007, that, on April 29, four days before the hog was killed, Fred was one of many livestock on their farm. Their claim that they had raised the giant pig was confirmed Thursday, May 31, 2007, by Andy Howell, Game Warden for the Alabama Department of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries.
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The Anniston Star, Stephen Gross -- AP Photo
(PHOTO CAPTION) Jamison Stone poses Tuesday, May 29, 2007, next to the skull of an average-sized hog, left, and the skull of the 1,051-pound hog he killed May 3, in Oxford, Ala. The monster hog gained worldwide acclaim after it was harvested by Stone, a Pickensville, Ala., native, with a .50-caliber pistol on May 3 at the Lost Creek Plantation, a hunting preserve in Delta, Ala.
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