What Happens When a Wild Boar Crosses with a Domestic Pig. The Invasion of Super Pigs After 50 Years

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[@terriebanyas3325]

I'm a native Floridian who grew up on a cattle ranch. Even as far back as the 60s, we battled feral pigs so the thought of super pigs is terrifying!

[@RussellBond-dk6dj]

The same in North East Texas where I grew up the wild hogs started getting bad in the 50's buy 1980 they were a big problem for farmers. Now it's so bad some people I know that still live in the area don't let their children play outside near the treeline and all pets are kept inside at night. They are causing billions in property damage and loss of crops and livestock.

[@WritingFighter]

Feral hogs ravaged Medieval Europe; they were considered the #1 pest with all manner of organized hunts and city ordinances put in place. Well, you know how well that worked out; we're dealing with them in the Americas.

[@goudagirl6095]

YET ANOTHER REASON why the old adage holds true: just because you CAN do something, doesn't mean you SHOULD.

[@thekingsilverado3266]

Nobody really thought they would turn out looking so much like Nancy Pelosi dude...

[@paulbrungardt9823]

In the USA, we elect Super Pigs to Congress.

[@DanielMatthews-ql3wf]

And keep reelecting them until they control most of the most important offices.

[@jimnunya1253]

best comment

[@Ve-suvius]

😁🙈

[@sticksstrings9792]

Awesome comment

[@guycalgary7800]

Politicians are hogs at the trough !

[@robertschlitters5764]

I used to Hunt wild boar in California. I have seen huge Razorback boars at 4' tall at the shoulders. They are incredibly smart and very fast. It didn't snow where we hunted, but it would rain alot and get very cold, just above freezing. They are also not affraid of us. We have had them attack us. Thank God we had trees and boulders to climb up to safety. We hunted on BLM lands. Some feral hogs, mixed breeds, and what appeared to be pure Razorback hogs. It was amazing how quickly they could rootup an area. They are also very tough. Their eyesight isn't great, but their hearing and sense of smell are outstanding. We had alot of fun and memorable hunting trips. It was rugged country there. Very little flat level lands. Mountains and canyons. Lots of brush and Oak trees. Lots of cover. I would love to go do it again, but I think that I'm getting to old to do it like I used to.

[@thekingsilverado3266]

What do Y'all do on down on Van Nuy's Blvd and the Sun Set strip? I mean I see the videos them foul pigs seem to be on every street corner in Calif.

[@FreeAmerican-mm2my]

Hunted on Black Lives Matter land??? SHAMEFULL

[@coffinjoe1702]

Orcs, we made the blueprint for orcs

[@GX-105D]

gnolls you mean, orcs are dark elves

[@davidj.leavitt249]

@@GX-105D……and russians are now called orcs.

[@kevinchristensen84]

I had no idea that superpigs were once Elves. I hope Saurumon is happy with himself. 😂😊

[@h.l.malazan5782]

The modern orcs are actually Uruk-hais from Tolkien. The orcs from Tolkien are more akin to goblins.

[@paulk8532]

What's an orc? Seriously

[@peterinbrat]

I wrote a paper on them 25 years ago. More wild pigs than black bears. It's not just wild boar hybrids though. Florida and Texas have the highest populations. They go for the femoral arteries on humans and have two inch long sharp tusks.

[@phucdims1984]

If that sweet little pink pig escapes the farm, it is wild by the time it hits the forest.

[@mellewedin8221]

So I live very close to Canada we had super pigs back in the 90's on our farm. They where not nice pigs at all! Infact us kids where not allowed in the pig barn cuz of the boar. They named him Victor. Victor had even taken out some of the farm dogs. After a few liters and dealing with hot temped pigs, the family stopped with them after only a few short years. The boar had very little domesticated pig in it.

[@johnb.8977]

They have every right to not be nice. They weren’t meant to be created. Any anger should be directed toward Canada

[@Enonymouse_]

Studies of various species show that dominant genes take over, the feral pig genes are likely dominant.

[@kingdomhuntersus]

Why do you call those pigs super pigs?

[@loislewis5229]

@@johnb.8977 🤦‍♀️

[@spiderlily4386]

​@@kingdomhuntersusbecause they can fly

[@schandler4958]

They are coming south toward Minnesota. Also feral pigs are an issue in the southern US.

[@GaryBonnell-tl1jp]

Tjey are smart strong fast and they will eat you given the chance but they are a food supply if thing's get tough and should be treated as such

[@rickwilliams967]

Dude, why do people keep releasing animals into the wild? It literally NEVER ends well. Stop!

[@MorganBrunson]

They don't release pigs. Pigs are really smart. They escaped or were unfortunately unleashed due to environmental conditions that damaged enclosures.

[@trollmcclure1884]

Except parrots. These even live wild in Germany.

[@MorganBrunson]

@@trollmcclure1884 go to Florida. You ain't seen nothing yet. Parrot iguana python boa fish all run wild. Nothing like a cold morning and an iguana falls in you from a tree.

[@kingdomhuntersus]

Are there any animals that interbreed with each other to create monsters?

[@MorganBrunson]

@@kingdomhuntersus yes. Haven't you seen sesame street

[@alteza1914]

For a moment I thought you were talking about the Canadian prime minister

[@ddbb3195]

...and Liberals.

[@joanford9247]

I think you meant conservatives

[@joanford9247]

They started it. 😊

[@godblessamerica6391]

@@joanford9247it’s you

[@cindyclay1750]

Domestic Pigs are "used" when they are 6 months old, they are 200+ pounds. 👀 When allowed to mature domestic pigs can reach 1000+ pounds. The record for domestic pigs is well over ONE TON. FYI... 😏

[@thekingsilverado3266]

That entirely explains why I divorced and still single...

[@BUDDYBARE-cf6ym]

My brother had a couple that weighed over 1200 lbs before he got rid of them.

[@benpiva2613]

in canada we can only hunt with slingshots and spitwads

[@oneshothunter9877]

No clubs?

[@joemtari]

Hockey sticks, chainsaws, fishing poles ey

[@imap-ossy]

Oh my god its manbearpig

[@DB8ed]

with all the evolving these super pigs are doing, there going to go from pigs+boars, to super pigs, to Manbearpigs, to just straight Orks.

[@joelmclamore1898]

Ha,haa!😂

[@HamiltonStIves]

Only this one is actually REAL ! I’m super cereal on this !

[@DJPitBear]

GOOD TRAINING FOR ALL SPECIAL FORCES TRAINING 🤔🤔🤔🤔💪💪💪💪👍👍👍👍

[@thekingsilverado3266]

As far as veterans go yes post war learning about these hogs has greatly helped my dating and mating rituals. I can now curb them terrible piggish cravings I get.

[@michaeljmyers1995]

This is insane. They need to make a movie about this

[@useyourdelusion6807]

They made a whole show, think its called the walking ded or somthing

[@adamblackman6660]

There’s about a half dozen killer pig movies.

[@beanperry]

From the makers of Cocaine Bear we bring you SUPER PIG!

[@RandomRants525]

This vidio used footage from an 1984 Australian Movie called Razorback. Watch it. It's a comedic romp through the outback with the hero as a lovable but misunderstood kid that just likes to have a bit of a fun littlewrestle but just go's to far everytime. Watch our hero Razorback embark (not debark) on his magical journey through the Australian bush to find a place that will accept him and love him for who he really is, a place to call home. Devouring everything that gets in his way! A riotous comedy full of LOLs from start to finish. Every animal even human was harmed in the making of this documentary film.

[@paulk8532]

They did. I just can't remember the name.

[@MorganBrunson]

Wild pigs are genetically identical to farmed pigs. If a domestic pig escapes it will over time grow hair and tusks. In captive situations they don't bc they don't need to.

[@duanesamuelson2256]

It's tetestorone..within a year a domestic pig looks as if it's always been feral.😮

[@wasidanatsali6374]

Most wild hogs where I live in WNC have some Eurasian boar DNA which is different from domestic pigs. That’s because back in the 1700’s Eurasian boars were released here in the mountains for hunting purposes. But domestic pigs will morph to their environment in the wild. Their heads and snouts will become like shovels. Most our wild hogs here retain a lot of Eurasian features. They’re smaller and a little taller than a domestic pigs and usually solid black. Locals call them Russian hogs or just Russians.

[@dallasburgess5329]

I'm a hunter from Canada...never seen a wild pig, or any sign of wild pig, let alone a super wild pig. Millions? Sooo...I'm a bit skeptical.🤔

[@unicorn_bones]

Wow very questionable..

[@ElTioVerrrG_S]

So no superpigs ??? 😢

[@EternallyGod]

Yeah i live in this so called area and i havent heard of this problem before in my life.

[@richardostroman8978]

I am guessing but when the snow fell and the pigs walked away from their enclosure the wolves got them. We have wolves an hour outside of Winnipeg. So they will have had a good meal. In the south they have coyotes and no snow to slow the big game down.

[@CandyxKush]

I was following the big pig bomb since the beginning, they said it started in Texas.. Why are Canadians getting the blame now? FFS

[@Brittney356]

In California, you have to have a hunting license and a wild pig tag to hunt them. It is all year long, and you don't have a limit on the number of pigs. But California wants their money for everything. Most other states only require a hunting license.

[@BigT209]

I remember paying like $20 for a book of 5 pig tags in California

[@ItsNotMeItsYou007]

Some places pay a bounty if you bring in a pair of ears. Or at least, they used to.

[@wasidanatsali6374]

You have to have a hunting license in every state to hunt on public or federal land. Private land is a little different.

[@thatguyty89]

The judas pig idea is immediately what I thought folks should do

[@michaeljmyers1995]

its always judas....he'll never live it down

[@johnmead8437]

It has pros and cons. Major cons if not used intelligently, but it shows the experts and officialdom have room for improvement.

[@WritingFighter]

Feral hogs were a tremendous menace in Medieval Europe. They would organize group hunts and alter whole city ordinances around the problem. They were the #1 pest, considered worse than rats.

[@DanielMatthews-ql3wf]

The wild boar in Europe, classical Greece to be exact had basically super pigs andhad several myths about them. The greatest even involved Hercules.

[@doogandoggin2571]

These super pigs are just living their best life.

[@primesspct2]

as if there wasnt a bad enough problem already, leave it to humans to make it 100 times worse.

[@jhoncater227]

Thank goodness nobody has brought over warthogs

[@GarbanzoBeansFan]

this one is the mac daddy of super pig 🤣🤣

[@hankvine2149]

Actually, there are warthogs in central Texas, not a lot, but they are freeroam, not enclosed..

[@porko882]

are they worse then superpigs or can they survive the Canadian winter?

[@jhoncater227]

@@porko882 i don't know if they are worse than the super pigs and i don't think they can survive the Canadian winter because they don't have fur like the super pig but they have longer tusks than the super pig. If they haven't already bred together they soon will which would be very bad in my opinion.

[@varanid9]

@@porko882 Much worse; you can get warts from them.

[@bretthess6376]

Back about 1970 I saw a hog the size of a steer, about 7 foot long and 5 tall . He weighed at least a thousand pounds.

[@peeverlogging9950]

I live in Ontario and there has been very little sightings of these pigs

[@kellymckee794]

Same first I’m hearing about it ngl

[@Michael-590]

Yeah, but stay tuned…

[@GordonBeckles]

For half a decade I'd been looking at the feral pig problem stateside... 🤔 ...while feeling relieved (thinking)... "phew, at least we don't have the problem here" 🙄 ...only to watch this, and realize we actually brought a possibly WORSE problem to ourselves.

[@hawkfarm]

Oh now I know these wild pigs also have another name: super pigs lol

[@JS-jh4cy]

No you won't see them downtown Toronto on younge street

[@niteeshnitu8902]

Introduce some wolves and bears or cougars they will work

[@Jessica-ul6me]

My dad's a serious hunter. They only eat what he's killed all year long. One of the domestic pigs got out and it took him over a year to kill him. He grew tusks and was very evasive, smart. I've always heard not to fall down or have anyone who has seizures in the pig pen because they'll eat you. 😮

[@edmartin875]

Most hog farmers in the USA clip the teeth that grow into tusks when the pig is 1 day old.

[@Zuxiasunicorn]

My mom knew someone who's husband had a heart attack in their pig sty. When the wife came home and then went looking for her husband, the pigs had consumed him down to 35 lbs.

[@whaecK]

"More then 2billllion in damage", they told the insurances Cap 😂

[@josephpayne4591]

I wonder what type of 🧢 cap they wore was it a baseball cap European cap wide brim Cap I guess it's better to spell cap if you aren't smart enough to spell lying or lie

[@Tammissa]

As a 3rd generation Canadian I can tell you never heard of these. Not sure you got the right country.

[@CelticDruidess1]

Ya...this dude chattin this story up is full of hog pittootie. The "super pigs", and yes they do exist (my neighbours killed one that was chasin them around their half ton a few years back and they're the size of a mini horse) but...we called them wild pigs not super pigs, cause they weren't necessarily wild boar and they weren't feral domestic pigs either, and they weren't created on purpose that I have ever been aware of and I've been a part of the ag industry here for more than 5 decades. I could be wrong in that regard cause everyone can't know everything. I am however aware that the wild boar from the southern US were brought here to create a cottage industry of pastured wild boar (I had even thought about doing it) - it was supposed to be a high $$$ return on ones investment. Some of the producers were not aware of the proper fencing required and or simply didn't actually have the money to properly invest and some wild boar escaped and bred with feral domestic pigs.

[@kevingamoe9375]

I’m Canadian,and have never seen one , and I’ve travelled all across Canada multiple times

[@arvindriddick]

Watch until the end. Then you’ll understand why you never saw them Canadian 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@EternallyGod]

Same....never heard of this so called problem. I am guessing it isnt cause well i know farmers all over 3 provinces...

[@useyourdelusion6807]

😂😂😂 yea, it doesnt exist because neither of you have seen it. Good job. No wonder canada cant fix anything and still has JT in charge.

[@lemerdtool]

I knew a farmer in southeast Manitoba that was interbreeding European wild boars back in the mid 1970's. They've become a problem in that area now. The reason you don't see them running around is that they adapted to be sneaky and crepuscular (active around dawn/dusk).

[@Lilyfoofoo]

Yeah, millions is a really strong word. I have seen feral hogs. I have dealt with feral hogs, but they are not something that the majority of people will ever see. Never seen a super pig either.

[@user-zo9ln2vh5f]

Canadian bacon for all

[@CajunCannabis]

Thank you for this format!

[@RandomRants525]

In Straila we have had the feral pig since 1788,thats 236yrs and super pigs. We call em Razorback's, came not long after. You used a scene from an Australian movie called Razorback from 1984. In1998 in Far North Queensland, late at night, I was nearly run into by one while driving a Nissan Navara 2wd ute with a 4wd type bull bar. The road was very corrugated, bumpy, so I was only able to do 30kph max I was idling along at about 20kph. Then I could hear something big moving through the thick scrub about 30 or 40 metres away and I thought it was a cow. I couldn't see anything out of my headlight beam. Then I could tell by sound it was moving towards me, then I could tell it was moving very quickly towards me, just as I am thinking cows don't usually charge towards you. I could tell by my Sasquatch super power of triangulation I deduced that whatever was running full speed towards me at all current velocities it was gunna hit my driver's door. Oh Yay! So after many years of watch Alfie Langer and his phenomenal big footie player avoidance technique I decided to employ the old keep going at the same speed then brake at the last second play. So of course I pulled it off perfectly, I had a great Sensei, and out of the scrub less than a foot from the front of my cay burst the biggest pig I have ever seen even in photos of big pigs! I was allmost the size of the hero from Razorback! It was 2feet taller than the bull bar and allmost the same either side of the car so around 5foot tall by 8.5+ foot long. It had the headlights exact sized beam on it's side as it speed past. If I didn't channel Alfie at pull that move off I have no doubt it would of dented my door enough to possibly cause injury and possibly even roll my Ute over, it's a pretty light Ute. So that's Razorback/Superpig tale.

[@Aaron_Hanson]

😂 fair dinkum Cobba…🍻🍻🍻🇦🇺

[@RandomRants525]

@@Aaron_Hanson CRIKEY MATE! What the story of the rifle on ya page Digger?

[@tysonricard1]

I think you meant to say they build..... PIGLOOS LOL!

[@Tim_Teller]

Rip Canadians! Stay inside lol

[@haroldbell213]

Canadian Bacon

[@dancehallmojomusicreviews5884]

Oh Canada 🍁

[@dancehallmojomusicreviews5884]

Where in Canada is those super pig is Ontario

[@thekingsilverado3266]

@@dancehallmojomusicreviews5884 Look at all the locals singles ads in whole. If not I will send ya my 400lb ex mother inlaws ads from Hustler magazine. Then you will have seen a super pig okay.

[@bgifarmus]

The spread of invasive species underscores the need for robust biosecurity measures to prevent future introductions

[@thekingsilverado3266]

You would faint if y'all seen NY city or Philadelphia....

[@edmartin875]

It's gonna get worse. These days parents let their kids do what they want because saying No would damage young Sookums. If their kid wants an exotic pet the parents will move heaven and earth to get it for them. When the kid gets tired of the pet it finds freedom in the great outdoors.

[@jimdahl9865]

his sipping coffee drives me nuts

[@KittyMama61]

My husband does the slurp gulp ahhhhh thing. Yes, it works on every last one of my nerves. He doesn't do it on purpose. He's just clueless. Cue my mom when she was living and both would do that. I'd have to leave the table.

[@dakolbycrittenden-brown229]

It does not tast like regular pork. Wild meat has a gamey flavor that nost people don't like.

[@thekingsilverado3266]

I kept tellin my kid about that when he was leaving his play station plugged in all over the house.

[@orchidorio]

This is a GREAT read !!! Many Thanks !!!

[@user-ld5xt3vx5m]

In the 80s they did in Australia 🕝🕑 two or three 🕞🕒🕞🕒 of them one was Boar great show on video

[@N4g4r1d3r]

And here I thought bears and wolves were the most fearsome creatures in Canada... now they have organic bulldozers roaming the wild too who are slowly spreading to the US...

[@ps603]

Uh Oh..Sounds like the government is about to release another germ.

[@calgal5752]

Several years ago a woman was killed in her own front yard by wild hogs in Oklahoma. Hogs are vicious!

[@edmartin875]

She probably tried to shoo them away. I've known a few people that stupid. My ex-MIL comes to mind.

[@colorbugoriginals4457]

Eating wild boar is relatively common in parts of Germany. Usually hunting restaurants in my experience. It tastes...musky.

[@vintagelady1]

Also in Italy, at least in Tuscany. When I spent a summer there, I was told by lots of people to be very careful walking in the woods, not as much b/c of the wild boar but b/c of the Italians who are supposedly crazy hunters, shoot anything that moves during hunting season. Heard shots but never encountered a problem, man or animal, I took the suggestion of several Italians & sang as I walked. so the hunters would know I was a person coming toward them & the boars would leave b/c... they prefer opera?

[@chickchoc]

I wonder if the meat could be harvested for pet food?

[@KaylaJones-sz5mc]

I would be worried about pseudorabies since I’m not sure if it can be cooked out of not.@@chickchoc

[@edmartin875]

I suspect that musky taste would comes from adult boars. Most pork on the market comes from domesticated young gilts or barrows. For the uninformed, gilts are young female pigs and barrows are young cut male pigs. Boars are fully functional adult male pigs, and Sows are adult female pigs.

[@pollyparrot8759]

It's the same in Italy.

[@JoeZelensky]

Genetically there is no difference between wild pigs in Europe and domestic pigs in the US.

[@mnj640]

If you can't catch a pig you'll never find a sasquatch 😂

[@claybair4904]

You have to be smarter than the pig to defeat it

[@edmartin875]

Damn, I knew there was something I was forgetting.

[@bubblesezblonde]

Thanks for bringing this problem to the fore. Super pigs are scary.

[@edmartin875]

That was the purpose of the video, to scare the gullible.

[@dmimz7691]

Piglets are quite possibly the cutest animals ever.

[@ELEVOPR]

Kind of like when Law Enforcement become Politicians? The mix is understandable.

[@thekingsilverado3266]

You see the resemblance then too. Whew....

[@belindaelisa5618]

Mad Max Thunderdome: "It's not pig sh!t, it's energy!"

[@HearturMind]

Rethinking the wild pig Halloween costume now.

[@tonikeep4420]

Known as Captain Cookers in my youth,these Bushwhackers could reach weight of 600 lbs.and unseat a man off his horse.cunning,destructive and fearless in Australua they are still hunted and are a pest.

[@shirleylindsay5586]

Cant they put animal birth control in feed and dump it in different places?

[@heidimisfeldt5685]

😱 WOW !!!

[@johnbaksuds7555]

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No,. iti's Superpig!

[@dramulyak]

SUPERPIG IS LIKE SUPERMAN

[@thekingsilverado3266]

Unless you R dating & its your girlfriend....

[@dandahermitseals5582]

Wow.😮

[@robertfarrow4256]

And I thought Canadians were so courteous and thoughtful. Not anymore!

[@willanderson5088]

So a wild pig is a freed domestic pig. Even if penned their hole life if freed into the wild they will change. Same animal different traits depending on how it lives.

[@edmartin875]

A domestic Boar will charge a person, period. A domestic Sow will charge if she thinks her suckling litter is in possible danger. Getting in a pen of Sows with very young pigs or domestic Boars is NOT a wise move. Getting in a pen with feeder pigs (gilts and barrows between weaning and market sized) is ok because their charge is focusing on the food you are bringing them.

[@silviuvisan505]

​@@edmartin875And people compare dogs with pigs. Dogs put their trust in us. Pigs kill us and eat us.

[@N0xKn1ght]

They are not Super Pigs they are Grizzly Hogs!!! They fit right in with the Mountain Lions and Polar Bears

[@thekingsilverado3266]

Are ya sure you are not describing my ex mother inlaw vs a wild hog? She took out two Philly cops and they never did go back on duty after her attack. The one cop is still finger painting pictures at the asylum they put him in.

[@angelnegron6798]

You get rosie O'Donnell. 😅😅😅

[@billastell3753]

It's true. We've been breeding super pigs to create super Canadian bacon.

[@VetusMundus]

Fellows from the new world , keep your calm do not panic . Pigs are domesticated since ages , this is super normal and individual wild boars of around 200kg are not new to the human species to encounter . Or as usual panic and start biological warfare , whatever.

[@tomforeman4976]

The reason that the meat dosent sell is the government has supplemented the commercial hog raiseing and marketing prosece to the point regular farm operation can't compete so for sure a cheaper source of meat will have to be done away with. But I promise if you buy sausage and it taste close to liver or has an idea when cooking they are adding male hog meat whether wild or domesticated or not.

[@kimmichaels899]

China owns Smithfield meats, don't buy it never

[@mikeray1544]

Sounds like a Zombie song title..

[@petermyers479]

Looks like Super Pigswhave been learning hiding tricks from Sasquatch.

[@earllutz2663]

Sad to say frequently, but not always, when man-in the name of science-messes with animal genetics, it does not go well.

[@wilfredocaban3542]

Those things are all over the U.S in Texas, Florida, Louisiana,etc.All they do is eat eat and eat.They should collect a few and release them in the Caribbean.

[@michaeljmyers1995]

....why the Caribbean?

[@wilfredocaban3542]

@@michaeljmyers1995 we love roast pork (lechon).

[@ddbb3195]

won't survive in florida cuz of all those pythons.

[@wilfredocaban3542]

@@ddbb3195 yes they will between the alligators and pythons would make great animal control

[@michaeljmyers1995]

@@wilfredocaban3542 if thats the case bring some caribeans here!

[@sherryelder9511]

Witch side I'm on. Team human:(0%) Team animals including super pig:(999%)

[@raventhorn9287]

I live in Minnesota and luckily ive kept to the Twin Cities. Saw an article a month or so back about the pigs being spotted here. Just how bad is it? Are we gonna ve as bad as india with the monkey problem? Or Australia with the Red Roos?

[@phillipmoore3822]

Will it cook up like a regular piggy Edit: just read further………never mind

[@Macncheesee]

me as a starving canadian under trudeaus regime: FREE PORK!

[@edmartin875]

I thought they took your guns away. How are you going to kill this super beast ?

[@Orang315]

They need to capture the next Hogzillza 🐗

[@DanBurgaud]

SuperPig, WonderPig, BatPig, AquaPig . . . what else?

[@oluhamilton2121]

GreenLanternPig, PlasticPig, and DarkseidPig.

[@facesmile4667]

I'm not a canadian but I do like to mention that horses have hooves and they look like camels without looking like a camel. the more you know the smarter you get.

[@wolfspeed2000]

They caught Lord Okoto

[@RebelCreatures]

I live in the Florida area... and our family hasn't had to go to the supermarket in 5 years because we have wild boar readily available.

[@machmusle]

On the whole, in Ontario, we are not allowed to catch or kill feral hogs. We have to notify the ministry or take a picture of them and report it. Canada has caused the problem with the super hogs and just sit back and let them destroy everything.

[@stevemacdonald2303]

I live in Canada. There is no pigs here

[@rodgerdeighton8098]

You obviously live in a city.

[@spiderlily4386]

​@@rodgerdeighton8098maybe he lives in ottawa lol

[@michaelsterref]

Andrewsarchus is back.

[@D.o.a]

I Have lived in BC Alberta Sask Manitoba and ontario never scene 1 yet 47 years. JUST A QUESTION BUT WHY DOES THIS HAPPEN IN CHINA ALL THE TIME. THATS WHATS CRAZY.

[@thekingsilverado3266]

You mostly find em in NY NJ or Philly shopping malls. Look at the internet dating sites too. Just don't click see my pics okay. That is when bad things can happen to ya okay..

[@CelticDruidess1]

Hope that you never have the opportunity to ever see one; my neighbours didn't much like the experience although they did get a massive piece of pork that filled their freezer.

[@GX-105D]

only a matter of time before we start seeing hogger questlines in northshire

[@Angels-Haven]

I wouldn' tbe surprised if the pigs realized there was a judas pig and ended up getting rid of it themselves

[@Wilksfarm]

This is so super scary! No, I live in super Canada and have never seen these super pigs or seen any pictures of super pigs actually in Canada. You did a super job , but there are no super pigs up here. This is US news repeated superbly.

[@guitarafter50]

what about disposal? Whether shot or trapped and shot, how are they getting rid of the carcasses, especially if they have any viruses/bacteria? Pig Burn Hole?

[@thekingsilverado3266]

My gosh what a resemblance to my ex mother inlaw!!!!! Especially around the snout...

[@420.........]

7900 acres is not a family owned operation, that's a corporation.

[@EternallyGod]

Could be multiple families all relatives....still called a family operation cause it is father and kids. Cousins or whatever.

[@420.........]

That much land is corporation sized, the equipment needed to farm that land is corporation cost, they're not using farmalls if you can understand this. @@EternallyGod

[@taleandclawrock2606]

Not in Australia...vast holdings here.

[@marcosdenizatrailhiker2037]

Use suppressors.

[@Parents_of_Twins]

So much damage has been done to this planet in the name of sport and fashion with "super"pigs and beavers being just two that have wreaked havoc in the ecosystems to which they were introduced.

[@SurprisedCurling-op4xb]

Now there is a possibility of a hog rider

[@Jakareion0Hill]

Classic Watop again... With a new screen side-kick named steve. Stay out of my way steve!

[@RickMason-yj7pv]

In Ontario you have to jump through govt. hoops.

[@patrickbarnes5805]

I am from canada and everyone seems to have foregotten Stallones first blood movie filmed by the town of Hope B.C. they accidentally released 12pigs(2 boar and ten or Eleven sow)the handler forgot to close the pen properly the province made an open season on pigs around the area to hopefuly eradicate them ,but it was to late and in the mid 70s we had pigs riading summer campers and other outdoor areas around Hope .these were australan razerbacks because the movie thought thier fir ridge looked"cool" in thier words and these were the first "wild pigs in B.C. now look at the problem we have . And no one from the film industry has taken any responsability for their hand in an ecological disaster .Check this out ,its a "FACT".... before saying that they and the problem is our falt through careless genetic breeding!!!

[@johngardner2807]

The problem got bad ,when they started mating them with Russian Boars,...they can weigh up to 1400lbs.

[@nikos6220]

Completely overblown fear. Europes hunters have been dealing with the Eurasian Boar since forever.

[@dukecity7688]

Not like this.

[@nikos6220]

@@dukecity7688 studies have shown that the weight numbers are vastly overblown. But yes, weight and size is more in line with the Eurasian Boar and the Feral Pigs in the US are way smaller and lighter

[@dukecity7688]

@@nikos6220 The population.

[@nikos6220]

@@dukecity7688 that would surprise me. Woods plus large predators like wolves keep the population way down. Now, once you have large scale migration into ag areas with a lots of corn, all bets are off

[@jameslund2658]

2nd the Canadian pigs are crossed with Russian razorback wild pigs. Bigger and heartier variety, cold resistant and more aggressive.