No matter how many are hunted, the Feral
Hog population remains
very high due to their prodigious reproductive rate.
Within two or three generations in the wild, that fat, sluggish,
pale pig you are used to seeing in a farmyard reverts back to
a lean, massive-shouldered, large-tusked, dark Boar-like animal
that can do quite a bit of harm:
The scene below shows one of the many tranquil wooded tracks at
the Ranch... in the left track is a male Bobwhite Quail
and in the right track is a hoglet!:
