Striped and spotted piglets

My camera got knocked around a little, but even with it pointed almost straight down I got some good pictures.
I have seen all sorts of piglets and most on them grow up to look a lot like they did when they were little guys.
I wonder if these little fellows will lose their stripes, or end up as ugly as their mama?

Spotted ones will be spotted, the stripped one as ugly as Mama, or that is what I have seen with watching some do in the past

Oh good. I was beginning to think them rascals had cross bred with zebras.

LOL!

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And those two black and white ones are probably the rarest of all hogs. I have killed hogs all across the state but true black and white ones are the hardest to find. You will find a lot of light cream (almost white) and black ones but the true white/black is a nice find. I have only taken a handful of them myself. I call them Dalmatians.

I have a few black and white ones .... I think they're the prettier among the normal black


here's one killed last weekend ... and there are about 10 more

The spots are always more attractive to shoot. I've heard the young brindle ones typically have a strong Russian bloodline. And almost always turn black

This sucker has been hanging around all during the off season, we are hoping that he is made extinct this weekend. He may be the daddy of the little guys pictured earlier. He doesn't miss a meal, I hope my daughter doesn't miss him.

We had one solid white 200ish pound Boar on our place several years ago. First one I have ever seen on camera or in person but I was never able to catch up with him. Had pics of him for two years and then I guess someone either got him or his time was up.

I guess you could say that he as target dots on him. Some bodies house pig got out and did some breeding along the way. I rarely see multi colored hogs, but I do have one spot where a bunch of black folks live, and the wild hogs are multi colored. Im thinking through the years their hogs bread with the wild black ones.

The cookies and cream piggies are cool
Don't have any around me,but will probably bump into some someday

^^Correct^^

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When I was in Germany ('85-'88) we'd feed the wild little striped piglets our MRE's by hand....with the bug ugly mama only a few feet away...I've got pics somewhere....

Spotted little guy before he ever came out.
Was about 5 inches long.

After looking through the game camera photos again, I noticed that some of the darker shoats still had slight signs of the stripes they had when they were piglets.

Got a few spotted one's on our place in Fort McKavett as well.

I like spotted pigs.

I hate them all equally regardless of coloration. A lot of the bright white and black spotted hogs turn cream colored over time. GEt them around red clay and they'll turn reddish.

I love to tell my friends after they shoot a spotted hog that the spotted ones are protected and I have to report them to the game warden.

I like the kind with one stripe much better. They are yummy.

I like them all but it is nice to kill some that aren't black every now ant then.

This pig on the left is the first red/blue hog I've seen. The spots that look black are actually a tint of dark blue.

I'd say you caught that young 'un just in time, Clay!

Seems like my local sounders of feral hogs don't have much variety in their coloration, but they seem to make up for it in volume!

Here's some spotted pigs we're seeing at our lease.