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Sex with pigs

Have you had sex with a pig?

  • Yes, I had sex with a pig

    Votes: 258 10.2%

  • No, I have no interest in having sex with a pig

    Votes: 460 18.2%

  • No, but I want to have sex with a pig

    Votes: 1,816 71.7%
  • Total voters
    2,534
im on the fence. I have a big cum fetish and pigs cum more than everything else but the corkscrew kinda creeps me out lol
 
farmjimm said:
Was his cock too short? LOL
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    • Penis: The pig's penis is relatively long and flexible. It consists of several parts, including the shaft and the glans (the tip).
    • Os Penis: Pigs have a bony structure called the os penis (baculum) within their penis, which provides structural support. This bone is found in many placental mammals but varies in shape and size across species.
  • Prepuce: The prepuce is the retractable fold of skin that covers the penis when not erect. It helps protect the penis and contains the urethral opening through which urine and semen exit the body.
 
Aaron2193 said:
What does boar cum taste like?
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1. Semen Production and Volume:​

  • Semen Volume: On average, a boar produces between 150 to 250 milliliters of semen per ejaculate. This can vary depending on the boar's age, health, and breeding management practices.
  • Frequency of Ejaculation: Boars can ejaculate multiple times a week, but frequent ejaculation can affect semen quality. In controlled breeding programs, semen collection is usually managed to optimize both quantity and quality.

2. Sperm Count and Quality:​

  • Sperm Concentration: The sperm concentration in boar semen typically ranges from 20 to 60 billion sperm per milliliter. This high concentration is necessary for effective fertilization.
  • Sperm Motility: A critical factor in semen quality is sperm motility. Healthy sperm should be motile and have good progressive movement. Motility rates of at least 70% are generally considered normal.
  • Sperm Morphology: The shape and structure of sperm are also important. A high percentage of sperm with normal morphology (typically above 70%) indicates good semen quality.

3. Collection and Handling:​

  • Collection Methods: Semen is usually collected from boars using an artificial vagina or a collection mount. Proper collection techniques are important to ensure semen quality and minimize contamination.
  • Handling and Preservation: Semen should be handled carefully and kept at the appropriate temperature (generally around 15-17°C or 59-63°F) to maintain sperm viability. For artificial insemination (AI), semen can be extended with a special diluent to increase the volume and prolong its viability.
 
ahhhh just wash down his prepuce first, squeeze it to get all that stuff out and just wash good after....the rest is him, delicious sexy powerful and an amazing male who will stay on you 10 minutes or more, could be up to 30 if he is happy with you
 
dick4me2 said:
ahhhh just wash down his prepuce first, squeeze it to get all that stuff out and just wash good after....the rest is him, delicious sexy powerful and an amazing male who will stay on you 10 minutes or more, could be up to 30 if he is happy with you
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Might be difficult to determine who would end up the happiest. I’d most certainly do my best to make it last as long as possible
 
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