Along the lines of shooting boars vs. sows, Some times it's easy to tell them apart and some times movement and sorting about by the bunch makes it more difficult to ID them. Dark doesn't help either.

Such as here's a fat saw:


and here is a young boar:


So which is this? I don't see any junk, but sure is a stout sucker:

That is a bar hog.

That cold mud he was wading in caused some shrinkage

I don't see any but he needs to be TitsUp!

Could be, or it could just be a crytorchid boar where the testes have failed to descend normally. In boars, cryptorchidism occurs about 0.75% of the time with studies citing 0.64-0.84% occurrence.

Sometimes it's just hard to tell, but the shoulder definition makes me think that's a boar.

It's one thing to be able to stare at a photo. It's something different when they're moving around in the dark.

Those are good odds, I am staying with nuts chopped off and turned loose.

Maybe I'll get him some day and we'll know. I don't see many interesting ones, usually just plain black. I did get a large brown sow a couple days ago though.

No visible nipples. A sow that old would have had numerous litters unless she was sterile. Hard to tell. Junk could have been cut or not developed naturally as stated above. Body confirmation makes me lean toward bar hog.

I guess I'm missing something. Shoot everyone of them!

lol, your missing the proper post for that reply.

I'm with DFWPI "chootem" ID after and tell us.

You will know for sure when you go to gut it! Looks like sausage to me.