Half Hog Deposit

$100.00

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Are you interested in shopping straight from your own freezer for dinner?

Do you like saving a ton of money? (like $4+/lb less than retail!)

Do you have at least 4 cubic feet of freezer space?

What about having complete control over what cuts are ordered?

If you said yes to these questions it sounds like you're ready to dive right into the world of custom cut half hogs. The process can seem very overwhelming the first couple of times, but I totally got you! Below I have outlined the process, but please feel free email us anytime at WITMeats@gmail.com if you still have questions. 

Our next pork is scheduled to go to the butcher on June 6th, July 11th, August 8th, August 29th, October 3rd, November 14th and December 5th. Deposits are due ten days before the butcher date.

Price
There are two pieces to your final price - the hanging weight price and the processing fee. The hanging weight price is $4.50/lb and the average hanging weight is between 90 -110 pounds. The processing fee relies heavily on what cuts you choose. My average processing fee for half a hog is $100 - that should be the high end. So you should be in the realm of around $550 for a half hog. This is not a guarantee, but gives you an idea of what to expect.  The first $100 pays to reserve your half then the remainder is due at pick up. 

Process

1. Once you have paid your deposit you will receive an email confirming your reservation. 
2. About a week before the hogs are sent to freezer camp we will be reaching out by phone to go over your cut sheet. We do not expect you to be an expert here. At all. We will go over it bit by bit. If you would like to be prepared I have put together a Cut Sheet Guide for you to look over. 
3. December 28th the hogs will be dropped off and we will relay your cut sheet to the processor. Nothing is due on this date. 
4. About two weeks later I will have pick up specifics (date, time, location) out in an email as well as your remaining cost. 
5. At pick up the remaining cost is due. Have a decent amount of your trunk space/seat space available for boxes!
6. Take your delicious, pasture-raised meat home, place it in the freezer, cook a whole lot, take pretty pictures and tag us all over social media @WITFarmOH!