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470Nitro
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Big boar
      #19744 - 13/10/04 11:51 PM

I don't know how much it weight, but should be too much.
The biggest boar I'd ever seen (hunted in France) .



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Re: Big boar [Re: 470Nitro]
      #19767 - 15/10/04 02:39 AM

Even though that guy is standing a ways behind it that is one huge hog!! Do they get thta big down in Australia? I have hunted them in the states all my life and not seen one that big unless it was pen raised. 400 Lbs is a whopper out here maybe I have seen 3-4 over the years. Great pig!! Know any details?

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Re: Big boar [Re: Taos]
      #21517 - 30/11/04 09:38 PM

It should be a fake picture

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Re: Big boar [Re: 470Nitro]
      #22650 - 25/12/04 11:51 AM

That is a huge boar but you do get some very large ones in parts of India even now. If yu're lucky you could get one as big as 300 Kg in weight.

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Re: Big boar [Re: 470Nitro]
      #23759 - 09/01/05 08:49 AM

That looks like a cow with tusks,bloody huge...

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Re: Big boar [Re: 470Nitro]
      #23778 - 09/01/05 10:33 AM

I wouldn't want to be found by that pig while sleeping on the ground. It could probably eat a whole man in just a few bites!

Erik

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Re: Big boar [Re: 470Nitro]
      #23934 - 12/01/05 03:05 AM

I am very happy to meet you all.
This pic is puzzling me no end. The website it comes from didn’t exist any longer, a pity, no checking possible.
I am not aware of any wild boar over 400 pds shot in France.
This animal is weird.
It is in summer coat. Nonetheless the head is long and narrow like a sow’s one, but too small compared to the whole body. The snout shows no stop unlike the pig’s snout (or crossing) which have a marked stop (especially the “white large” English pig.
The neck is ridiculously feeble and short.
A pity the boar is lying on its belly. The chest is too small or the abdomen is too large. It looks like a sausage. A boar has a broad chest and a small behind. A sow is not as muscled in the chest and it’s behind seems heavier.

Could be a domesticated fat wild sow but far too large to come from France, or it’s a forged picture.


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Re: Big boar [Re: larcher]
      #23973 - 12/01/05 10:00 PM

My cousin is saying :
a dog's head,weird ears,
the front legs are too long or the back's to short,
the behind's angle looks like a cow arse,
the hair is extremely short and deranging.

A poor forging.


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Re: Big boar [Re: larcher]
      #24149 - 15/01/05 01:56 AM

compare that to this 1,100 pound pig taken in Florida



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Re: Big boar [Re: vapodog]
      #24151 - 15/01/05 03:08 AM



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Re: Big boar [Re: 470Nitro]
      #24155 - 15/01/05 04:08 AM

Unthinkable!!!!!!!!!!


It's a genuine pig, no wild hog??


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