Feral or FFA?

[Casey]

This thing hangs around with the cows, typically, and doesn't belong to the land owner. We plan to evict him forcibly from the property.

I don't see any ear notches but I'm thinking this may be a project pig. Thoughts? Wild hog or Hampshire? FFA or Feral?

[4dog]

2nd gen feral

[stickerpatch59]

definitely has some domestic in it; should be some good eating.

[hogslayer78]

Definitely feral. Might have some domestic in him down the line but he is definitely feral. No show pig there.

[Cameron]

I don't see any ear notches, so odds are he wasn't born in a barn.

[lab man]

Feral but has some Hampshire blood in him.

[Winman]

Escapee......chootem...on sight...

[2germans]

His tail looks docked- be interested to see if his needle teeth were clipped. Granted he has lost his baby teeth yet and doesn't look that old (should happen around 15 months or so if I recall my swine class about 9 years ago.)

Had a hamp stroll by in wood county one time with his state validation tag in his ear.

[gonehuntin68]

I see nothing that says he isn't 100% feral.

[hogslayer78]

I see nothing that says he isn't 100% feral.

I agree 100% with color and he has some domestic obviously from some point but I see nothing there other than color to point towards a domestic hog. He is definitely not an escapee.

[Brute Killer]

That is a feral hog's head.
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[Bullseye07]

It's a cross.

[tminc]

let one fly

[boh347]

Another vote for feral.

[Bumpy]

Feral x domestic cross that I bet someone raised in a pen. My question is how the hell is that feeder standing with cattle able to get to it? That's the million dollar question.