Outdoor personality Robert Arrington summed up his recent hunting trip to the Alabama Black Belt in just six words.

“The hunting opportunities here are great,” he said.

through him “Deer Meat for Dinner” channel on YouTube, Arrington shares hunting, fishing, and other outdoor activities with his family to more than 3.3 million subscribers.of Instagram account “deermeatfordinner” has 172,000 followers.

his latest video, The title is “Giant Wild Razor Bacon” The photo was taken on private land outside Shorter, in the heart of Alabama's Black Belt. The Alabama Black Belt Adventure Association (ALBBAA) invited Arrington to coordinate a search for the family in early January.

This trip and accompanying video showcased the region's abundant hunting opportunities, including deer, duck, and wild hog hunting.

“You come in, you're hunting trophy whitetails, a trophy hog comes out and you shoot the hog,” Arrington said near the end of the 24-minute video. “So there's a lot of stuff to hunt and a lot of fun.”

In the episode “Giant Wild Razorback Bacon,” Arrington and his wife harvest wild hogs, an invasive species that causes widespread crop damage throughout the Deep South. In Alabama, wild hogs are considered game animals and there are no fishing seasons or bag restrictions.

Arrington described the pigs he harvested as “huge.”

“I'm just sitting here and all of a sudden this big ol' giant pig comes through the hardwood forest,” he said in the video. This video garnered him over 200,000 views in his first four days after being posted online. “I'm like, 'What the hell?'

Later, his wife Sarah harvested a pig that was seen in a herd of other wild pigs. “He became aggressive towards one of the piglets and stayed still long enough for me to pull the trigger,” she said.

The video also shows Arrington thanking landowner Pete Hall and his family and preparing food from the wild pigs he harvested.

“It was great for Robert and his family to visit Alabama's Black Belt and experience the great hunting opportunities firsthand,” said Rhett Hollon, ALBBAA Marketing Director. “We would like to thank the Hall family for their generous hospitality. Robert will broadcast that message to the millions of people who subscribe to his YouTube channel. We would like to thank him for his visit. We are honored and hope his work will inspire others to visit the Black Belt and enjoy our variety of outdoor recreational activities.”