Do they still "call Hogs" in Duncan prior to the Arky game. or did that go by the wayside? As I recall, it was a junior privilege.

BQ juniors would stand in their chairs and call the hogs! Pig Soooiiieee!!!

I worked in a plywood/lumber mill when I graduated from A&M and one of the front line supervisors went by the name of "Arkansas".

We all had radios for communication purposes, and when I'd get to the plant for my shift I'd always say: Woooooo Pig Soooiiiieee! and Arkansas would respond "you've got that Arkansas man!"

One Monday I was in the plant and an employee came up and told me that he had won a hog calling contest at the Polk County fair, and I asked him if he had ever called a hog before, and he said no, but I've heard you call the hogs every day on the radio and I just repeated the call!

We had nametags made sophomore year '83 that said "F*** the Pigs" (except all 4 letters were spelled out)

We wore them for March-In.

I would wear it tomorrow if I could find it.

July 4th at Barton Springs -Austin - 40s always had a hog calling contest . Never any hogs around !

Sir, where did you get the quotation from Gen Rudder?

Very cool.

I refer you to book "The Execution of Private Slovak"
by H. B. Huie. That book was given to me by a couple of soldiers that were applying for CO status. I was battery XO at the time.

Thought I'd bump this to see if we have any new stories.