Then you're not familiar with what the term "feral" means. One of the definitions is, "having reverted to the wild state, as from domestication".

A captive animal that is living in the wild is, by definition, "feral".

If your dog of 10 years is left in the woods by accident and starts hunting on its own for food, it's a feral dog.

Cameron00 the exact definition is irrelevant. The point is a boar that has lived in the wild for most of its life is dangerous for both the dogs and hunters when they are mature mean and have good sized cutters. I have seen dogs gashed open, dogs throw in the air and another time go through cattle panel (hunters creek ranch). We caught a 315 cut hog and it tok about 800 lb of men to hold it down. So no I do not believe this is a wild boar with bad intentions.

It was a domestic escapee from a local ranch.

https://theflashtoday.com/2015/01/3...jqMBQ7fSqrXZNz6NStD4669SujSajrPt7rNQQS5M

You must be bored as hell to dig that crap up again.

Those would be 'whetters' (upper jaw). 'Cutters' in the (lower jaw). Don't see any cutters on that pig but some remnants might be present.

It's a large pig...regardless its origin.

Turns out it belongs to Cuco Pacheco, local farmer. The boar was identified by ear marks, judge travelled to Clyde to verify it...follow the link at the bottom of the article. Entertainment at it's peak......

But you are impressed by killing pet deer in pens!!!!!!

What a hypocrite!!!!

Five year old thread.

Roger that. Interesting to see SniperRAB and Cameron again though. Those fellers checked out and never came back

I agree with you that it still takes some doin' for sure, but it does matter.
A true wild boar would be a hell of a lot more salty and likely have some nasty cutters.