The scene depicts a skinned hog carcass suspended vertically, hind legs upwards, from a dark metal hook system attached to an overhead structure

The scene depicts a skinned hog carcass suspended vertically, hind legs upwards, from a dark metal hook system attached to an overhead structure. The carcass is primarily pinkish-white with reddish streaks and patches, consistent with residual blood and exposed tissue. The four feet, with hooves removed, show exposed bone and muscle tissue, with a visible puddle of dark red liquid (blood) on the concrete floor directly beneath. The environment appears to be an open-sided processing area or an outdoor shed in Zeda Sakara, Georgia. To the left, a light grey concrete pillar or wall is visible, with a white utility pipe running vertically along its surface. A dark barrel is partially visible at the bottom left, with a light blue plastic mug hanging from it. Beyond this structure to the left, an outdoor area with sparse winter vegetation and a cloudy sky is visible. To the right, an upper grey panel wall with faint chalk-like markings is present, above a dark horizontal metal bar and a lower wall constructed of stacked stone or concrete blocks. The ground throughout the visible area is an uneven, cracked concrete slab. On the right side of the floor, a small, dark, three-legged metal stand is present, along with part of a rusty metal stool. No individuals are visible in the image.