a photo of a boar going to my "deer" feeders one day last year
note his size relative to the 55 gallon drum feeders
wonder what he weighs ?

Enough that I would not be loading him in the truck without assistance.

that's for sure

boss hog that's for sure I bet hes close to obese.. thinking around 278

Tough to say, but he's big. We started weighing pigs at our lease and I was shocked at how much less they weighed than we guessed. We shot a really big pig and the weight we guessed was 49 pounds heavier than actual weight.

278.5

I bid 278.6 bob

160

The pictures below is a pig we thought would weigh 250-275, but he only weighed 210. My buddy standing beside him is 6' 1" and 220. I think people tend to over estimate weight based picked up dead pigs. Dead weight always feels heavier than it actually does.

Big enough to destroy your feeder, call his buddies and eat all your corn.

245

255lbs

I wont ever know for sure as I didn't bring his big stinky but home
but he was a jim dandy hog if you like boars for sure
I figured around 3 or better ....
smacked a few sows out there that were much smaller in the 200 plus range when weighed at the processor

if you put them on the ground it's easy to estimate their weight with a fairly accurate result.

You need to use the "Heart girth" and that is measured using a string or fabric measuring tape. Put it directly behind the front legs, warp it around tight and read directly behind the shoulders.

pig weight = 10.1709 x Heart girth (inches) minus 205.7492. This should get you to +/- 15 lbs.



There are other formulas out there using length too, but I've found this one to be pretty quick and easy to do, especially with smartphones and excel handy (if you keep a log)