If you’re thinking about buying meat in bulk, one of the first questions is:
👉 “Do I even have enough freezer space?”
Here’s a simple, real-world guide based on what our customers actually use.
Half hog: 30–45 lbs. of pork; 3–4 cubic feet of freezer space.
Whole hog: 75–90 lbs. of pork; about 7 cubic feet of freezer space.
Most standard chest freezers can handle a whole Kunekune hog.
Half hog: 100–125 lbs. of pork; about 7 cubic feet of freezer space.
Whole hog: 200–250 lbs. of pork; about 10 cubic feet of freezer space.
Now that you know what fits, the next step is choosing your share.
A simple rule of thumb:
👉 1 cubic foot of freezer space = 15-20 lbs of meat (about the size of a very small microwave)
So:
Want to see what a half or whole hog actually costs?
5 Cubic Foot Freezer
7-9 Cubic Foot Freezer
10+ Cubic Foot Freezer
👉 Most families are surprised how manageable this is.
Most families who check freezer space end up moving forward with a half or whole hog.
If this fits your freezer, the next step is choosing your hog.
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And why it matters
Your meat will come:
👉 This makes it much easier to organize than most people expect.
You have a few easy options:
Most families don’t need a new freezer—just a little organization.
You can also start smaller with curated bundles.
Buying in bulk means:
👉 Once your freezer is stocked, meal planning gets a lot easier.
If freezer space was your biggest concern, now you have your answer. Most families who check freezer space end up moving forward with a whole or half hog.
We serve families across DFW:
👉 With farm pickup and local delivery options available.
If you’ve made it this far, freezer space isn’t the issue anymore.
Pork, beef, poultry, eggs, veggies, milk... there’s a farm for everything in Wise County, Texas!
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