How big is this Boar ???

[txtimetravler]

130 lbs.

[1FowlHnTR]

150 max

I'm going with him!!

[Speedgoat]

137.6 exactly.

[Swampa]

140

[4dog]

not sure...but it certainly looks like you could use my help cleaning up those "loose ends" around him....wont cost ya a dime!

[stick&stone]

I suggest you kill him and tell us.

[JP Weld]

Not sure, but I would say that you are lucky that feeder is still standing!

[BSOB]

150-170...feeder wont be standing much longer

[Rack Ranch]

You need a cast net,LOL I'm with the under 150 group..

[KR-oldmexico]

I suggest you kill him and tell us.

150 max

You better get some t-post in the ground to tie those legs to or that feeder won't last long

All of the above!

[J-Bob]

I don't know how big it is, but he looks delicious. Good luck killing him.

[JackFlash]

150-175. Imo.

[hcshooter]

Not sure, but I would say that you are lucky that feeder is still standing!

Guess my hogs are not as feeder destructive as all of you guys. Got 2 other feeders even more hogs frequent and have been and never a problem. Only damage or issue has been by me on my 4 wheeler bout knocked one down.

[jlinville]

I'm going with 782 lbs! He makes those hardwoods look like mere saplings.

[CastAndBlast]

Guess my hogs are not as feeder destructive as all of you guys. Got 2 other feeders even more hogs frequent and have been and never a problem. Only damage or issue has been by me on my 4 wheeler bout knocked one down.

We haven't' had a problem with hogs tearing up feeders in a long time. The worst is cows. If you are concerned about it, you could easily spin that feeder to where all legs are contacting a tree. Then put some baling wire around them. It would at least keep the hogs from bending the legs out.

I think the concern from most people is because the feeder is leaning. One good push from a big hog could throw it over.