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rickyrick · March 9, 2012, 07:47 PM

I think that since the article has been written that distinguishing pigs origins IS probably more difficult, with pockets of pigs leaning little closer to the barnyard varieties.

As populations revert closer to there euroasian cousins, more barnyard escapees will get in the mix. As I am sure that a few imported sport hunting boars will get in the mix from time to time.

At one point some type of hybrid will become what's recognized as the "american wild pig"

My thumbs is tired......

I'll leave with: "POLKY DOTTED PIG"

March 9, 2012, 07:47 PM	#82
rickyrick Senior Member Join Date: March 15, 2010 Posts: 8,236	I think that since the article has been written that distinguishing pigs origins IS probably more difficult, with pockets of pigs leaning little closer to the barnyard varieties. As populations revert closer to there euroasian cousins, more barnyard escapees will get in the mix. As I am sure that a few imported sport hunting boars will get in the mix from time to time. At one point some type of hybrid will become what's recognized as the "american wild pig" My thumbs is tired...... I'll leave with: "POLKY DOTTED PIG" __________________ Woohoo, I’m back In Texas!!!