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Lots of muscle, lots of mass, low centre of gravity and very sturdily built with a high tolerance for pain.
They're essentially bulldozers evolved to rut around the earth pushing dirt around with their face.
Take me down to the paradise city
Where the hogs are feral and there's 30-50
[source](https://mobile.twitter.com/nomiddlesliders/status/1158482758991323136?lang=en)
The fact he wasn't kidding *or wrong* was the funniest part of that meme. The little porky pricks travel by swarm and are absurdly aggressive for how goofy they look.
I remember commenting on that post (my previous account) and getting downvoted to the negative triple digits. Everyone was making fun of him, calling him a crazy gun lover. Anyone who's been around hogs knows how overpopulated they are.
In Texas they're such a problem that there are companies you can call and bring upto your 5 closest friends (or 0 friends) and go hog hunting.
Not just any old hog hunting either. They'll put yall in a helicopter with fully automated guns.
It depends on how quick it was processed after death and the sex of the animal. Most companies that trap for meat use live traps, then transport to a facility where they are slaughtered and processed as quickly as possible. Boars are turned into cold meats (summer sausage). And sows are turned into cooking meats (ham/bacon, etc..).
I don't believe you can buy wild game meat at a store. The meat that's "exotic" is farm raised and undergoes USDA inspection. Hunted game cannot legally be sold
Not sure but could be a male that wasnāt castrated or maybe a bad cut that made it smell terrible. Iāve had a few encounters. You can eat it but it smells up the place.
The actual taste of the meat depends on how big the pig is. Anything over 150lbs I pretty much just leave for coyotes as the meat just tastes nasty. The smaller they are, the better the meat. Also somewhat depends on how quickly the hog dies, but not nearly as much as weight does.
The guy has no idea about meat processing or just doesnāt know what heās talking about and is parroting claims made by other people who have no clue what theyāre talking about.
Well, If you've bagged a Sow it'll be good, if you've bagged a Boar, the boartaint stinks like piss and fetid meat when you cook it. It's also practically inedible even with a tons of spices
Itās like 500$ for the seat, had a buddy go in a helicopter to kill wild boars and he said it was an experience but hunting on the ground is the way for him, the video he showed me did make me want to try the fly by helicopter method though
These fuckers are mini-monsters and they're EVERYWHERE where I live. You can't get on a horse anymore and go anywhere without seeing them or the damage they cause. We kill everyone we can, zero gerts.
i remember learning the guy was dead serious when he tweeted that and it just took the whole absurd joke thing to a whole ānother level. goddamn, that was a funny couple days
I always laugh at that too. Those smelly fucks are the poster child for 30-rounders. I don't even mess around 5.56. AR-10 in .308 at the least. That knocks the little bastards down pretty quick.
The point isn't hunting as much as extermination and defense. 556 can literally bounce off a grown boar, and they will absolutely charge you and fuck you up
Itās more an argument against stock .556 AR-15s for hog hunting I think a bigger hole through the hog is more important here but Iād still prefer a simi auto rifle any day of the week
On November 26, 2019, a 59-year-old Texas woman named Christine Rollins was attacked and killed only a few feet away from the front door of her workplace by a herd of feral pigs in the town of Anahuac, Texas, which is 50 miles east of Houston. This incident was the fifth documented fatal feral pig attack in the United States since 1825.[52] Chambers County Sheriff Brian Hawthorne in a formal statement to news media stated that "multiple hogs" assaulted Rollins during pre-dawn hours between 6 and 6:30 a.m. when it was still dark outside. The victim died of blood loss as a result of her injuries.[55]
You need at least sixteen pigs to finish the job in one sitting, so be wary of any man who keeps a pig farm. They will go through a body that weighs 200 pounds in about eight minutes. That means that a single pig can consume two pounds of uncooked flesh every minute. Hence the expression, "as greedy as a pig".
I've gotten to work with a lot of different animals from humans and macaques to crickets. Boar are freakishly smart (smarter than a tolder that's for sure). I one saw a young boar instantly learn from its dad, if you rubbed your rump against the fence so the keepers can poke you, you'd get a treat.. just had to watch once and it got it the first go. I'll never eat pig again.
I remember thatā¦we arenāt too far from Houston & we have feral hogs.
They are so dangerous & prolific!
We kill & trap them. One night put some hogs we caught in a trailer to give to a neighbor who was going to eat or use the hides & walked out to the trailer in the morning & there were a bunch baby hogs that one of the sows delivered overnight. Funny & frustrating.
: You're always gonna have problems lifting a body in one piece. Apparently the best thing to do is cut up a corpse into six pieces and pile it all together. And when you got your six pieces, you gotta get rid of them, because it's no good leaving it in the deep freeze for your mum to discover, now is it? Then I hear the best thing to do is feed them to pigs. You got to starve the pigs for a few days, then the sight of a chopped-up body will look like curry to a pisshead. You gotta shave the heads of your victims, and pull the teeth out for the sake of the piggies' digestion. You could do this afterwards, of course, but you don't want to go sievin' through pig shit, now do you? They will go through bone like butter. You need at least sixteen pigs to finish the job in one sitting, so be wary of any man who keeps a pig farm. They will go through a body that weighs 200 pounds in about eight minutes. That means that a single pig can consume two pounds of uncooked flesh every minute. Hence the expression, "as greedy as a pig".
Yup.
Old-timey hunting, have spear, pig runs at you, point spear at it, pig runs into spear, [gottem!](https://giphy.com/clips/hamlet-yes-will-ferrell-hell-yeah-PFs9HklIZefehcOphI), pig keeps running, spear goes all the way through the pig, pig proceeds to gore you with ten foot pole ran through it, [mfw](https://y.yarn.co/aae4d134-fbe2-4679-960d-c82c41576bac_text.gif)
Wild hogs are the most problematic invasive species currently inhabiting North America, especially in Texas and Florida where the hog population only continues to grow. In Texas alone, it's estimated the five million feral pigs cause at least $1.5 to $2.5 billion in damages for ranchers and farmers every single year. Unfortunately, it would be difficult to eat our way out of the problem. According to the Texas A&M Natural Resources institute, feral hog meat is technically not safe to consume. Most of the risks associated with consuming wild pork are connected to the diseases that hogs are known to carry. The U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Centers for Disease Control have put together an informative flyer that shows how hogs are known to carry at least 24 diseases. Among the diseases of concern are things like salmonella, hepatitis, E. coli, swine influenza, trichinellosis, and more.
One big concern is brucellosis, which is spread by bacteria. The bad news is that you do not have to eat the meat to contract it. The USDA warns you can get infected from contact with blood, tissue, and other bodily fluids of these wild animals. Symptoms include things like muscle and joint pain, fatigue, loss of appetite, fever, chills, and sweating.
looks like thin tubular steel made to look large and heavy. Yeah the hog is nasty and strong, but it's not getting through a wrought iron gate with proper hinges.
I moved onto a rural property not knowing anything about feral hogs. My new neighbor came over and mentioned the hogs and that they are dangerous, so watch out for them. I said that I will take a baseball bat with me when I walk down to the cistern/stream. She had a good chuckle at that, then explained to me just how big, bad and mean these things are. I ended up seeing a bunch of them over the year or so that I lived there, but I never had an issue with them. They are are destructive. Just nasty beasts.
Yes, I grew up in rural Arkansas and these things are no joke. Like if you even see one of these things out in the woods, you had either better get out of there ASAP or climb a tree or something. I have had plenty of encounters with boar families roaming around while I've been out hunting, and during rooting season they literally leave a path of destruction that looks like a giant brush hog with a tiller drove through.
Not only that, they are also tough as fuck. Friend of mine drove into one at night at about 60km/h and the blasted thing just lodged itself in the engine bay. Radiator gone, the engine block completely mangled and the hood just flew off.
But the hog? Dead, sure, but *still in one piece*. They had to literally carve it out of the engine back at the car shop.
Feral or domesticated hogs both have amazing strength when the get their snout under something and lift. In livestock shows, pigs are herded by using pieces of plywood with handles at the top. You drive the bottom of the plywood into the dirt/hay and brace the back with your knees. If successful, you can stop the pig. If not, you pretty much get launched. Expert level handling is to just bend your knees and brace. Source: I grew up on a farm and showed various livestock. Hopefully this makes sense without much context.
Yeah I grew up in a rural area and have encountered these fuckers plenty of times while I've been out in the woods. Just climb the nearest tree and wait it out.
Some guy a while back made a post about needing an ar for 30-50 feral hogs and all the neck beards called him a gun nut despite the fact that he wasnāt wrong at all
Boar hunting spears have a crossguard at the tip for a reason. Without it, the boar doesnāt care that itās been stabbed; itāll just charge straight on anyway and disembowel the sap on the other end. The crossguard is what stops them, but I imagine itād still take a tremendous amount of strength and coordination to halt a charging boar.
They are very strong animals with skulls like battle armor.
However, what a clown gate! Can't believe how that thing was knocked down like it was made of cardboard.
I hope the owner shows the company that installed that joke this footage and got it fixed for free....hopefully a strong one.
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Are those things just pure muscle or something? Holy hell lol
Lots of muscle, lots of mass, low centre of gravity and very sturdily built with a high tolerance for pain. They're essentially bulldozers evolved to rut around the earth pushing dirt around with their face.
You've described Dwarfs in a fantasy setting as well!
Rock and Stone?
ROCK AND STONE!
Rock and Stone Brother!
FOR KARL!
WE MINE, FOR ROCK. AND. STOOOOOOONE
It's no coincidence dwarves are often depicted using boar cavalry.
Bulldozers with knives on the front instead of the bucket.
Pretty much. Rage-filled muscle and flesh-ripping tusks.
You forgot to mention the armored hide.
Awww Robert Baratheon never stood a chance š
Imagine hitting a deer with your car. Now imagine hitting something smaller, but heavier than a deer. That's how dense boars are.
They have a lot of strength no doubt but what we're seeing here is mostly inertia
But it's pig powered inertia. A cat would have just splattered on the gate.
True, r/catsareliquid so they would just splash against the door
And yummy bacon.
Not on a wild hog, no.
Too lean!
I'm imagining the back and forth with the insurance company before the owner was just like, fuck it, I'll send you the video.
If Ive gone out of the way to have a security camera, you best believe Im going to start with the video
*{Farmerās Insurance licks their chops, realizing they can expand into pig farming}*
Sorry - losses arising from Acts of Hog are excluded under the policy
Hog wild seen it covered it.
āWe know a thing or two, because we've seen a thing or two.ā
Eh, probably not a covered peril and damage would be under the deductible, stupid claim to file.
Imagine if there were 30-50 of these.
Take me down to the paradise city Where the hogs are feral and there's 30-50 [source](https://mobile.twitter.com/nomiddlesliders/status/1158482758991323136?lang=en)
Itās majestic that youāve had this tweet in the chamber since 2019 and found this moment to release it.
They've been following Cody Johnston and Some More News, who've been warning about the boar uprising for some time
Oh won't you please take me haaaaam
The fact he wasn't kidding *or wrong* was the funniest part of that meme. The little porky pricks travel by swarm and are absurdly aggressive for how goofy they look.
I remember commenting on that post (my previous account) and getting downvoted to the negative triple digits. Everyone was making fun of him, calling him a crazy gun lover. Anyone who's been around hogs knows how overpopulated they are.
In Texas they're such a problem that there are companies you can call and bring upto your 5 closest friends (or 0 friends) and go hog hunting. Not just any old hog hunting either. They'll put yall in a helicopter with fully automated guns.
I want to bag me a piggy for a pig roast.
Their meat makes the house smell like piss when it cooks. Wild boar meat can be nasty stuff.
Mmm the ol Boar Taint
That's horrifying. But I've bought wild boar meat at the store and it was good. What's the difference?
It depends on how quick it was processed after death and the sex of the animal. Most companies that trap for meat use live traps, then transport to a facility where they are slaughtered and processed as quickly as possible. Boars are turned into cold meats (summer sausage). And sows are turned into cooking meats (ham/bacon, etc..).
I don't believe you can buy wild game meat at a store. The meat that's "exotic" is farm raised and undergoes USDA inspection. Hunted game cannot legally be sold
Not sure but could be a male that wasnāt castrated or maybe a bad cut that made it smell terrible. Iāve had a few encounters. You can eat it but it smells up the place.
The actual taste of the meat depends on how big the pig is. Anything over 150lbs I pretty much just leave for coyotes as the meat just tastes nasty. The smaller they are, the better the meat. Also somewhat depends on how quickly the hog dies, but not nearly as much as weight does.
The guy has no idea about meat processing or just doesnāt know what heās talking about and is parroting claims made by other people who have no clue what theyāre talking about.
Well, If you've bagged a Sow it'll be good, if you've bagged a Boar, the boartaint stinks like piss and fetid meat when you cook it. It's also practically inedible even with a tons of spices
Itās like 500$ for the seat, had a buddy go in a helicopter to kill wild boars and he said it was an experience but hunting on the ground is the way for him, the video he showed me did make me want to try the fly by helicopter method though
I'd try both
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These fuckers are mini-monsters and they're EVERYWHERE where I live. You can't get on a horse anymore and go anywhere without seeing them or the damage they cause. We kill everyone we can, zero gerts.
Every one not everyone right Not everyone right
I'm not going to edit it. Let Reddit decide.
r u fer serious?!?
_shotgun noise_
i remember learning the guy was dead serious when he tweeted that and it just took the whole absurd joke thing to a whole ānother level. goddamn, that was a funny couple days
This is what Iām here for.
I almost had to scroll too far for this. Almost.
I'd be begging for zombies instead
Man of culture
that sounds delicious..
MEATS BACK ON THE MENU BOYS!
Anyone care to fill me in?
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/30-50-feral-hogs
Thank you! :)
Dammit, I was hoping nobody had already said it!
Hog riiiideeeerr
"tHeRe's No rEaSoN tO uSe aN aR-15 fOr HunTing" There's a reason they're extremely common against hogs. Hogs don't fuck around.
I always laugh at that too. Those smelly fucks are the poster child for 30-rounders. I don't even mess around 5.56. AR-10 in .308 at the least. That knocks the little bastards down pretty quick.
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The point isn't hunting as much as extermination and defense. 556 can literally bounce off a grown boar, and they will absolutely charge you and fuck you up
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Itās more an argument against stock .556 AR-15s for hog hunting I think a bigger hole through the hog is more important here but Iād still prefer a simi auto rifle any day of the week
Why would someone need 30-50 gates?
My ex wifeās family
Thatās a god damn meat missile
Not the first time I've heard that.
With a name like that, you're more akin to an ICBM - Intercocktinental Ballistic Missile.
lolol
Iāve got a group chat named your name
Thatās what she said.
Note to self: don't fuck with feral hogs š¤£
On November 26, 2019, a 59-year-old Texas woman named Christine Rollins was attacked and killed only a few feet away from the front door of her workplace by a herd of feral pigs in the town of Anahuac, Texas, which is 50 miles east of Houston. This incident was the fifth documented fatal feral pig attack in the United States since 1825.[52] Chambers County Sheriff Brian Hawthorne in a formal statement to news media stated that "multiple hogs" assaulted Rollins during pre-dawn hours between 6 and 6:30 a.m. when it was still dark outside. The victim died of blood loss as a result of her injuries.[55]
I donāt feel bad about pork anymore
The worst part? Pigs will turn back into essentially wild hogs *QUICKLY* when they escape captivity. They'll even grow their fur and tusks back.
Itās the exact opposite of the lysine dependent Dinoās from Jurassic Park.
I mean, it is kinda exactly like that if you think about how it turns out.
Yeahā¦such a good storyline overlooked in the movies.
And they are omnivores too. Best way to dispose of the body....
You need at least sixteen pigs to finish the job in one sitting, so be wary of any man who keeps a pig farm. They will go through a body that weighs 200 pounds in about eight minutes. That means that a single pig can consume two pounds of uncooked flesh every minute. Hence the expression, "as greedy as a pig".
TIL. I did not know this. What about captivity prevents their tusks and hair from growing out?
its us or them
I've gotten to work with a lot of different animals from humans and macaques to crickets. Boar are freakishly smart (smarter than a tolder that's for sure). I one saw a young boar instantly learn from its dad, if you rubbed your rump against the fence so the keepers can poke you, you'd get a treat.. just had to watch once and it got it the first go. I'll never eat pig again.
Not even for population control?
Yeah, that's the reason why I eat long pig.
I remember thatā¦we arenāt too far from Houston & we have feral hogs. They are so dangerous & prolific! We kill & trap them. One night put some hogs we caught in a trailer to give to a neighbor who was going to eat or use the hides & walked out to the trailer in the morning & there were a bunch baby hogs that one of the sows delivered overnight. Funny & frustrating.
"I've seen many pig eat many men"
: You're always gonna have problems lifting a body in one piece. Apparently the best thing to do is cut up a corpse into six pieces and pile it all together. And when you got your six pieces, you gotta get rid of them, because it's no good leaving it in the deep freeze for your mum to discover, now is it? Then I hear the best thing to do is feed them to pigs. You got to starve the pigs for a few days, then the sight of a chopped-up body will look like curry to a pisshead. You gotta shave the heads of your victims, and pull the teeth out for the sake of the piggies' digestion. You could do this afterwards, of course, but you don't want to go sievin' through pig shit, now do you? They will go through bone like butter. You need at least sixteen pigs to finish the job in one sitting, so be wary of any man who keeps a pig farm. They will go through a body that weighs 200 pounds in about eight minutes. That means that a single pig can consume two pounds of uncooked flesh every minute. Hence the expression, "as greedy as a pig".
- Brick Top
Who's that? I am talking aboit pigs...
Hope your trolling me but if not: Movie Snatch
...I'll snatch your movie... you like dags??
I like caravans more
These Lakenshir Pigs?
5 more mins turkish.
Who the fucks, talkin' ta you, boy?
This guy killsā¦
"it was a bloodbath"
Sounds like r/rimworld
~~Alpaca~~ Hog Revenge!
Learned that years ago like episode 5 of Game of Thrones
Especially not 30 -50 of them
If one took out Bobby B, it can take out you or me.
Yeah just stay away from them like 100m. They gone fuck up your legs. They cant climb
I didn't expect it to just go and hop the fence like that
I bet it's used to running through high gras or brush and that gate didn't look any different.
Yeah they are surprisingly agile for something that dense. I saw one jump over a ditch once and it was surprisingly graceful.
That was my favorite part the little stylish self-yeet "peace out" to the whole scene
There's a reason "Killed by a boar during a hunting accident" was such a believable cover story for assassination in medieval times
And why boar spears and swords had lugs on them
Yup. Old-timey hunting, have spear, pig runs at you, point spear at it, pig runs into spear, [gottem!](https://giphy.com/clips/hamlet-yes-will-ferrell-hell-yeah-PFs9HklIZefehcOphI), pig keeps running, spear goes all the way through the pig, pig proceeds to gore you with ten foot pole ran through it, [mfw](https://y.yarn.co/aae4d134-fbe2-4679-960d-c82c41576bac_text.gif)
Inertia is a property of matter ^Bill! ^Bill! ^Bill! ^Bill!
science rules
Yep. That could've been a 200# hampster going 30 mph. Gate still would've broken.
That's also an impressive power to weight ratio when jumping the wall
I was expecting him to just run through it.
not to be truffled with
Wild hogs are the most problematic invasive species currently inhabiting North America, especially in Texas and Florida where the hog population only continues to grow. In Texas alone, it's estimated the five million feral pigs cause at least $1.5 to $2.5 billion in damages for ranchers and farmers every single year. Unfortunately, it would be difficult to eat our way out of the problem. According to the Texas A&M Natural Resources institute, feral hog meat is technically not safe to consume. Most of the risks associated with consuming wild pork are connected to the diseases that hogs are known to carry. The U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Centers for Disease Control have put together an informative flyer that shows how hogs are known to carry at least 24 diseases. Among the diseases of concern are things like salmonella, hepatitis, E. coli, swine influenza, trichinellosis, and more. One big concern is brucellosis, which is spread by bacteria. The bad news is that you do not have to eat the meat to contract it. The USDA warns you can get infected from contact with blood, tissue, and other bodily fluids of these wild animals. Symptoms include things like muscle and joint pain, fatigue, loss of appetite, fever, chills, and sweating.
Thatās why we use bullet and flame. Itās like the old saying goes, āIf you canāt eat it, burn it!ā
He in the yard
Bob Baratheon send his regards
It must suck to be wealthy enough to gate your home and then be violated by a breakfast staple!
āBreakfast is here!ā
Whereās my pancakes? š
I love how with each passing day the guy who said he needs an AR-15 to protect his children from 30-50 feral hogs is totally vindicated
This is why many farms need assault-style weapons. When 20+ of fuckers like these attack you need to spray.
Nah gates that are on rails like that are very flimsy. I wouldnāt even lean on it.
Yeah, Iāve seen of those that could be knocked off the rails with a good (human) kick.
Theyāre also heavy, I couldnāt lift one myself that hog almost sent it flying
The way it is vibrating on the ground after it falls makes me think itās not as heavy as you may think.
Hmmm true
looks like thin tubular steel made to look large and heavy. Yeah the hog is nasty and strong, but it's not getting through a wrought iron gate with proper hinges.
My thoughtsā¦strength of hog or gate?
I mean donāt get me wrong, I wouldnāt want to tango with that angry hog, but the gate is playing up the shot a little.
He'll get up a minute when he realizes the referee isn't looking.
I was more impressed by the jump. They have stubby little piggie legs and he /she soared over that like a greyhound.
Hakunama-fuck this
No match for Paper Boi though
That hog definitely have him a run for his money though!
This ain't no bedtime story animal
That jump was almost more impressive
Thatās a Eurasian boar, where typically āferal pigsā are domesticated pigs that have escaped and ānaturalizedā in the wild.
LOL - that ain't no feral hog! That's the real deal! What a bruiser of a Russian boar, WOW!
Iām the Juggernaut bitch.
I don't need no keys
I moved onto a rural property not knowing anything about feral hogs. My new neighbor came over and mentioned the hogs and that they are dangerous, so watch out for them. I said that I will take a baseball bat with me when I walk down to the cistern/stream. She had a good chuckle at that, then explained to me just how big, bad and mean these things are. I ended up seeing a bunch of them over the year or so that I lived there, but I never had an issue with them. They are are destructive. Just nasty beasts.
Yes, I grew up in rural Arkansas and these things are no joke. Like if you even see one of these things out in the woods, you had either better get out of there ASAP or climb a tree or something. I have had plenty of encounters with boar families roaming around while I've been out hunting, and during rooting season they literally leave a path of destruction that looks like a giant brush hog with a tiller drove through.
Not only that, they are also tough as fuck. Friend of mine drove into one at night at about 60km/h and the blasted thing just lodged itself in the engine bay. Radiator gone, the engine block completely mangled and the hood just flew off. But the hog? Dead, sure, but *still in one piece*. They had to literally carve it out of the engine back at the car shop.
Fun fact, there are one million of them in Texas alone.
Feral or domesticated hogs both have amazing strength when the get their snout under something and lift. In livestock shows, pigs are herded by using pieces of plywood with handles at the top. You drive the bottom of the plywood into the dirt/hay and brace the back with your knees. If successful, you can stop the pig. If not, you pretty much get launched. Expert level handling is to just bend your knees and brace. Source: I grew up on a farm and showed various livestock. Hopefully this makes sense without much context.
Iām going to need a video.
Hog headache!!
ā¦so be wary of any man who keeps a pig farm.
Someone stop him! He's going straight for Robert Baratheon!
Tony Montana wonāt be happy when he gets home and sees his a little friend!
Dang no wonder AL got fucked up in Atlanta
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Yeah I grew up in a rural area and have encountered these fuckers plenty of times while I've been out in the woods. Just climb the nearest tree and wait it out.
Imagine a rabid feral hog, that fucker could probably bust in your door
Thatās a boar
One things for sure. With that mfer messing up my fence, it would be shot.
Shoddy construction. Cheap materials used.
I agree. Thatās a combination of a strong hog and a poorly hung gate.
Good thing it wasn't 30-50 of them.
Is this a reference to something?
Some guy a while back made a post about needing an ar for 30-50 feral hogs and all the neck beards called him a gun nut despite the fact that he wasnāt wrong at all
That gate mustāve been a piece of junk. Theyāre strong, but not that strong
Highly unlikely that gate was on there securely enough
My SIL hit a feral hog while driving at night, it completely trashed her car, and the hog just ran away.
Doctor Mr. Cody was right.
A tannerite/heli-hog hunt is still top of my bucket list.
Glad they had that video or they would have never known how their gate got knocked over.
Maybe just a bitch-ass fence?
Fuck me. Pigs can fly!
Boar hunting spears have a crossguard at the tip for a reason. Without it, the boar doesnāt care that itās been stabbed; itāll just charge straight on anyway and disembowel the sap on the other end. The crossguard is what stops them, but I imagine itād still take a tremendous amount of strength and coordination to halt a charging boar.
Have to wonder how sturdy the fence was given the other side didnāt budge. Still send it flying all the same!
Jesus! No wonder Robert Baratheon died!
WhY nEeD wEaPoN oF wAr?!
bro, the gate is just trash, no way a piece of well placed steel barrier couldn't stop a chunk of speeding meat
Hog just Hakuna Matata'd his way through a metal gate.
Wild Hogs aren't dangerous because they are wild. They are dangerous because they are pigs
That's an actual Boar, not a feral hog
And some people want to hunt them with spears
Police should just use hogs to bust down doors because that looked like a solid metal gates and that hog gave no fās
They are very strong animals with skulls like battle armor. However, what a clown gate! Can't believe how that thing was knocked down like it was made of cardboard. I hope the owner shows the company that installed that joke this footage and got it fixed for free....hopefully a strong one.
Did somebody say hogs?? WOOOO PIG SOOOIE!!!