check out eh long snout and the variety of colors. All were taken with .22Mag or .22LR
posted by steven-hoffman | 7:33 PM
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Friday, January 28, 2005
check out eh long snout and the variety of colors. All were taken with .22Mag or .22LR
2 Comments:
What is the story with all those pigs. Did you catch them in the trap?
The big one sure looks like a domestic porker.
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Monday, December 13, 2004
Hog Trapping in Brazos County Texas
I was still in the stone age back then so I had to wait until the film got developed. Now that my wife has a digital there won't be such a long delay on the photographic evidence.
Don't let the color fool you, there were alot of indicators that the sow was less than domesticated
Differences between domestic and feral pigs:
much smaller hams (back legs)
long snout
long coarse hairs
ears that stand erect not droop
lower length to height ratio
males have broad, front shoulders but not sows
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