Just got back from a recent feral pest culling trip, helping pastoralists deal with an on-going pig problem.
Even though numbers were well down on previous years (are we winning?) a few top quality boars were taken.
Here are my best two for the trip:

First one was well over the ton (100 kilos) but 2nd one was an old bugger starting to go back, lean in the hindquarters and balding along the spine.

Very few sows with suckers this year, and they were always good for the overall tally.
probably a combination of our relentless culling operations and the el Nino~ drought, coupled with the current Agile Wallaby plague leaving sows no cover near the water in which to farrow.

Of course, a couple of good wet seasons in a row and the pigs will be back.
We'll be ready!