Injured wild boar

[@styleyK]

So pleased she made it. Thanks for the video, great recording, great sound, very therapeutic. 🙏🏿

[@dkoz8321]

This man has amazing connection with these wild animals. I think they view him as one of their own. Probably by smell.

[@jamiersonrolani8330]

The mud acted like a sheild from fly's how incredibly instinctive the boar is

[@weekengsim1041]

Thanks for the video. Such a tough animal, she deserves to live on.

[@hilaryscales6860]

Love this video. Thank you. I have a pig and love him so much. They are amazing animals. Your video shows their true nature. She is very trusting of you even though it was a human who shit her. So sad that she ended up alone but clearly she has a friend in you and your dog. Amazing work x

[@jebman5673]

What that boar did is pretty impressive, its also amazing at how calm the animals are when you are filming them

[@jamesberry53]

poor girl... what a strong spirit she has.

[@p_aulwhite]

What an astonishing video. With instinct Zofia appeared to know what to do to heal herself.

[@BenHayat]

This was a GREAT video... Well recorded and commented. Loved the sound of the water. You must be good with animals, because they trusted you being near them.

[@victoriapowner6232]

I agree

[@ratagris21]

Great video. Someone in Texas, USA under the youtube channel hog zombies shot a hog with a wound like that but it in the abdomen and had healed , but looked like Zofia's fresh wound. In the Texas hog it was an aged wound it was determined possibly from a gunshot wound. I am glad Zofia survived her wound and look at the self healing and holistic approach to taking care of herself. Really enjoyed it.

[@RottiDog100]

Amazing that they let you get so close. Thanks for posting.

[@StONEDiLESO]

I have always known boar heal themselves with mud, yet have never seen it, of course the gun shot missed a vital or she would have died anyway. great video.

[@louismorejohn586]

Excellent video. Remarkable that wallowing wound in mud actually heals.

[@ZubnoyPast]

Thanks you for the lovely video of nature's power! Boars is amazing.

[@bb_binx]

Really a wonderful video in all ways. Thank you for uploading this.

[@pierstheoneandonly]

Great filming. I think the injury was probably caused by another boar. It was too big for a lynx or wolf and bears are quite rare in the Czech/Slovakia highlands.

[@DeathToCockroaches]

Damn this was hard to watch, glad she is well and alive

[@WiltshireMan]

Great story very well fimned too.

[@miyubail]

Wow, thanks for posting. What an amazing vid! Truly awesome she healed herself from usually a leathal wound like that.

[@theshadowpeople1493]

yes she got hooked by her brothers lower tooth if you watched closely at begining of video and yeah clay kept bacteria out of wound and flies from laying eggs that's nature for you it's very cool how she mingled with you and your dog just beware of male he can do serious damage to you or your dog with those lower teeth ! great story thank you for sharing with us !

[@djangounchained2562]

my hair raised and it shivers down my spine when i saw it!

[@truthseekers666]

Excellent film.

[@Haradres]

Simply amazing. Greetings from Germany.

[@jackleo4435]

I think they're very cool and interesting creatures.

[@del_boy_trotter]

Holy moley!! I am absolutely astonished at what I've just watched! Massive muscular tissue damage, an open (gaping!) wound that should, within days, (if not hours) have induced mortification (infection) and ultimate death! Instead, what we saw was what can only be described, as a seeming 'regeneration' of affected tissue with fairly little permanent scarring even! I am silenced totally, I would confidently have said, that the most obvious course should have been to have euthanised the animal in order to have minimised prolonged suffering! I am lost for words other than....... Bravo!!

[@TheAvenger62]

Delboy Trotter dude wild boars are toughest animals i know. My grandad driving in france hit one while doing 50mph. He totalled his car, the wild boar got up after 1min and just continued on it's way like it was nothing lol.

[@stevehove2648]

@@TheAvenger62 they are solid muscle

[@DraketheHighlander]

People who have a fear of holes look away

[@GinaJonesStillettoQueen]

It's making my skin crawl. But interesting story

[@DraketheHighlander]

@@GinaJonesStillettoQueen yep

[@jacksuquett1191]

Dude! I think I only heard you speak like once, yet your videos say a lot. I'm here in the souther part of California in the United States. And those pigs are a huge nuisance. I think everyone is told how smart they are, yet I don't really think a lot of people comprehend that. Love your vids man, it's kinda cool to see vids of these animals besides just hunting ones. Im all for hunting them as well, but this is a nice contrast. Do you interact with them more off camera, atleast when it comes to petting and stuff?

[@KennethLiljeholm]

Hello! That was a nasty wound. Surprised she survived it. The clay must have stopped a bacteria infection. It didnt look like a gunshot wound to me. Mybe a big boar cut her?

[@Vyhodne]

Kenneth Liljeholm there were 3 straight cuts as the wild boar tusk, but the mystery is why did not return her mother, who had at that time 200 kg and it was experienced wild sow. It can not be excluded bear attack, but the others wounds I didn´t find. It was injure only on this place to the neck that interfere with the shoulder blade to the front legs.

[@Nightbird.]

Vyhodne I loved this video so much..and my heart was aching when I saw that terrible wound. I knew about the healing power of clay, which is why people soak in mud baths, but I was not aware it could help heal such deep wounds. I am in the USA, and I think I would love to live where this was filmed. Can you please tell me where this was filmed so I may look into taking a vacation there? It looks like paradise and I would love to be friends with these beautiful creatures. Thank you so much, you put a smile on my face today my friend. =)

[@Vyhodne]

Nightbird Hello, thanks for your interest and your comment. It was filmed in the Slovakia - Strážov mountains. GPS: 48.883471008, 18.379333019 48° 53' 0.4956294" N 18° 22' 45.5988693" E If you have seriously interest to spend vacation here - it is far about 200 km from Vienna (Austria), where is inernational airport I can provide accommodation for your in the mountain hotel Homôlka GPS: 48.906310539, 18.327169418 48° 54' 22.7179405" N 18° 19' 37.809906" E This time this wild sow has 4 little piglets, I do other films with them. Best regards, Palo Guláš

[@Nightbird.]

Vyhodne Thank you so much Palo for the gracious information and invitation. I will definitely look into taking a vacation in your wonderful country..as I would love to meet you and these beautiful animals in person and enjoy the beauty of the woods and nature. Thank you again my friend and have a wonderful day! =)

[@victoriapowner6232]

+Vyhodne is she still alive she is soo cute

[@maemae7051]

I'm so glade she got threw such pain with an amazing amount of strenth. thanks for sharing.

[@zigavojska1672]

unbelivable healing clay. what do boars eat, truffels in Zakrpati? no more new videos? best regards from Slovenija.

[@Paka1918]

Great video. The clay protect the wound from flies.

[@jyotirmayamohanty5723]

Really Nice analysis. Another factor is clay swamp has anaerobic properties which is adverse to bacteria.

[@9amStudio]

I have a totally different outlook on wild pigs. good film

[@massivelegend6610]

Big Pig!

[@elwizz8275]

Fantastic video, well done. Thanks for upload....

[@dkoz8321]

My guess is that mud created an anoxic environment that prevented Flys from laying eggs, thus preventing maggot infestation. Which also prevented wound infection. If she had infection and running a fever, mud would cool it. Long ago in today's Somalia there were Coptic Christian tribes ,but they retained their pre-Christian traditions. One of those was cutting flank steak meat directly from living cow. They would then pack the open wound with mud , until it healed.

[@mandykal]

Pig is smart... the rubbing in the mud covered the wound

[@pabloortega790]

thank you so much for your videos please upload more videos of wild boars they are amazing where are you filming

[@zembla8703]

Extraordinaire. Trois braves animaux, l'homme quand il le veux.

[@lechasseurdebroceliande7813]

exact

[@PaulAnthonyDuttonUk]

We need to bottle that mud and sell it as a cure all.

[@andyngweesiang7540]

At thought the injured wild boar will attack people when it is injured but amazingly, this wild boar doesn't even do that & becomes friendly instead. Not all wild boars attack people. They only do this when provoked.

[@Coco-xw3wp]

Not true stop lien! They do bite for no reason fiber

[@jyotirmayamohanty5723]

Boar is a very strong endurant animal . I can't believe the wound healed despite bathing in that MUD PUDDLE. Doctors advice us not to wet our wounds even slightly.

[@23101979T]

Love the video! But what is the story behind all this, how did you get so close to the animal??

[@southernbelladonna78]

You have awesome videos.

[@nhat.nguyen90]

nice videos, awesome boar. Hope she lives well.

[@bogusawgebusia9821]

Super film :) Gratuluję :)

[@molinobeer]

In my opinion the mud prevents the installation of parasites in the wound, such as fly maggots etc. although mud may contain very nasty bacteria such as tetanus and e.coli, but it is a risk she is willing to take.

[@KAWARA517]

It's amazing! How do you make friends with wild boar?

[@cindybostonpitt]

So smart. She’s sweet.

[@dixienormous9845]

I'm new to your channel. Do you own boars?

[@taylorpaige8318]

Did her wound have a fowl smell? My pig was attacked while I was on vacation. I am hoping he heals on his own. It's no where near as bad as hers.

[@muratkazdagli4107]

WAY BE ALLAH NASIL BIR VÜCUT VE BÜNYE VERMIS VARDIR BIR HIKMETI ...

[@kotimoto]

They are very tough animals

[@NoName-mr4lr]

Very well filmed

[@jonniginting895]

vodiyo sx

[@walterpereiradasilva1678]

No Name Walter pereira da 2

[@datfella5501]

Awesome video Post more of them

[@NicolaRossellozip]

Nature is wonderful

[@ahjeff70]

Wow nice video.

[@paralleleagle7293]

Your awesome documenting this,📹 its great she is doing well with the piglets 🎶 mud, mud, glorious mud,🎶 😁

[@ppcLalka]

good luck, zofia!

[@jyotirmayamohanty5723]

These boars eat so much that their accumulated fat makes up for that wound healing requirements.

[@jyotirmayamohanty5723]

Healing could have accelerated with antibiotics and proper suturing and medicated clay

[@AbsoluteMiniacGena]

She was in the mud to cool herself and bring her temperature down

[@krakoukas38]

woaah... it s incredible..

[@raheemshaik1449]

No medicine , but muddy soil water has all to cure wounds great

[@splendensregan5270]

What was the cause of this? Still alive?

[@amrullahmohammadi2486]

وای حیوون خوشحال شد عالی

[@yagurakikusui2703]

God send you good speed.

[@GinaJonesStillettoQueen]

Pigs I hear are smarter than some dogs

[@brandonlukas3]

07:30 Opium on the right side ???

[@pzh2000BG]

What is the real reason for this big and DEEP, A VERY DEEP WOUND? A fighting wir=th wolves or fight aggainst another boar

[@wahyu113]

love..

[@jackwagon5593]

please upload more

[@simonw6418]

The mud and the clay stop infection it prevents flies from laying eggs and maggots from eating tissue but I suppose most people would know that.

[@judeguillmette2803]

Maggots are actually good because they only eat dead flesh. That's how the man that The Revenenant was based off of healed his back after a bear attack.

[@grim101hotmail]

maggots are still used in hospitals today, in modern medicine. They will only eat dead tissue, so very useful for necrotic infections

[@FeralSheWolf]

To the people mentioning good maggots--depends on the kind of fly. Some eat dead tissue but many eat living also.

[@massivelegend6610]

Boii She THICK!!!

[@sandyvandorpe]

You could have given her oral sulfatrim(antibiotics) treatment

[@mariedelozier2530]

Clean mud probly better than a lotta stuff to stop infection and bleedin'...

[@raheemshaik1449]

Big wound but no fear

[@amrullahmohammadi2486]

والا من این ویدیو را میبینم به زندگی اومید وار میشم ،👍🤗😊💯❤️👍👍👍🦸☀️🐷🐖🐗

[@jiojoung]

무슨 원인이었을까?

[@maniac32145]

nice

[@kaileymariemarie7607]

so she was pregnant during recovering from this gun shot wound? wooow

[@aaronredd2968]

good for her

[@crackshot1456]

it's a wild Sow not a wild BOAR.

[@WORMGITTER]

heehe you are the only one to catch that

[@FeralSheWolf]

The species is "wild boar" or "russian boar" etc

[@yorelomogiate2222]

Crazy

[@chocolacaramela6541]

what happend to u masa

[@WORMGITTER]

the injury from a bite or tusk of another hog

[@bustarogers9990]

Was a gunshot the owner said in comments she found out her mother and siblings were shot but she got away.

[@lokoxd6944]

Slovak?

[@damez90]

cute hog.

[@benwarner6761]

Idk if I'd call a dirt covered hole naturally healed.... Just sayin

[@aaronredd2968]

Perhsaps they where playing to roufgh and a tusk ripped open her cheek

[@grim101hotmail]

too much meat missing in the hole for tusk or claw wound.

[@aaronredd2968]

Yeah as i look back that had to be an attack from a wolf or dog or preditory animal

[@grim101hotmail]

gunshot would. the other hogs were shot.

[@mariedelozier2530]

She got shoats!!

[@eyesonafrica6494]

It is so sad these animals are being highly abused there is loads of footage on KZbin title is hogs and dogs horrible people letting their so called hunting dogs maul them apart alive something needs done

[@asdscriber9320]

chuck norris punched him

[@user-lp7xl9tg6z]

불쌍하다

[@mariedelozier2530]

Bring her onions n garlic to eat...kill any kinda bacteria and fungus...

[@ew5781]

Any? Dont spread lies on an important issue ...

[@sunsetpaddy3335]

Wild pigs are pain to ranchers and farmers. If they get in a vineyard in one night they will eat a ton of grapes. You can wait for them at night around water holes at night here in California, and shoot them to your hearts content. But the intelligence and adaptability of this animal are undeniable. They are spreading across the country. They smell you if you are around. They are fast and quick. They are tough, as we see in this video. But they are also sensitive as we see in the video. Shunned by mom and sister. Fascinating anaimals. And they taste great.

[@huntinglegend4409]

Sunset Paddy I know but still I only hunt if I need to them

[@FeralSheWolf]

P sure these are wild boar and not feral pigs. In the US the pigs are domestic pigs that've gone feral. These are still the wild species of european boar, I think. They don't bother farmers quite as much.

[@user-lp7xl9tg6z]

불쌍하고징그럽다

[@user-lp7xl9tg6z]

징그럽다

[@HundredYearsBoar]

Gross

[@jamesohara2381]

Hopefully that wound killed it.

[@Nightbird.]

James O'Hara She survived and is doing fine. Why don't you go get a wound and see if it kills you instead? =)

[@jamesohara2381]

Yeah instead of threatening other humans with violence do the world a favor and kill a couple wild boars. They destroy habitats and are invase, causing a lowering in biodiversity. www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/a-plague-of-pigs-in-texas-73769069/

[@Nightbird.]

James O'Hara Human beings are the *MOST* invasive animal on this planet. We have destroyed countless species to extinction..including other human species..polluted our land, water and air..and are breeding so much were constantly destroying natural habitats to create more space for us. Go look up how we are making the Rain Forests disappear with burning..and the rain forests are considered the Earth's "lungs" for humans..not to mention all the countless plants that may offer drugs to cure our ills going up in smoke through deforestation. *WE* are the worst destroyers of habitat..the worst invaders..the worst in killing biodiversity. Hiroshima, Chernobyl, Fukoshima, and the list goes on and on. Wild Boars are angels compared to us. So who should wipe *US* out? Oh wait..were doing that to ourselves already. Going to college and earning a Doctorate in Science & Biology taught me this. I would suggest you do the same so you don't blame innocent animals like Wild Boars when all you have to do is look in the mirror to see the most destructive animal species this planet has *EVER* known.

[@jamesohara2381]

Nightbird​ We are also the only species who can shape the fate of our planet. Sure you're right to a degree but were also the only species capable of understanding advance mathematics, exploring the cosmos, and *fixing* the wrongs we've caused. This includes introducing boars into the United States. Unlike you who looks at human existence with distain I see the ability to thrive and not just right our wrongs but to spread life outside Earth and allow life to thrive even better on it. But I digress, when did the topic become about humans? That doesn't make the boar any less of a threat to the American ecosystem, which the boar should be eradicated from to the net benefit of said ecosystem. Isn't that right mister biologist?

[@Nightbird.]

James O'Hara You did a great job of ignoring all the examples I made of how humans are the most destructive species on this planet. That *is* after all what your original post was about..wasn't it young man? And you *did* make a case for destroying an animal simply because..as you stated..you found it "destructive & invasive*..did you not? So if those are your parameters for destroying an animal..and since Humans are just another animal on this planet..then the same rule should apply to us.*That* was my point. Wild Boars have their place in nature..and while you may find it "invasive & destructive*..I'm sure there are other creatures who appreciate what it does and whom enjoy a better life due to it maybe removing habitat that their predators need to survive. As for the incredibly positive scenario you posted..all butterflies and rainbows..you forgot to remember all the people who died at the hands of their fellow men who will never do all those things you stated. I myself lost family members in the Holocaust..family members who will never have children to do all those wonderful things you mentioned. I don't see Wild Boars doing that..do you? Yes..humans are capable of doing incredibly beautiful & amazing things..but we are also capable of doing the worst horrors & crimes ever seen on this planet. And this planet doesn't need us at all..but we do need it. Also..there is no guarantee humans will ever make it to other planets or right all the wrongs they have done. Just look at our current record. All it would take is one nuclear war between Pakistan and India to throw us into a Nuclear Winter that would destroy most of the population on this planet. So again..if you want to pick on something to destroy..I suggest you really think about your criteria for *why* you want it destroyed..because Humans above all other animal species fit your stated criteria better than anything else. And if you really were all about being positive and all the good things humans can do..you would have never suggested killing an innocent animal who is only doing what it is supposed to do..and that's survive..and you would have suggested a more humane solution such as relocation. So..doctor heal thyself.