mule footed ferral hog

[kruppa24]

Anyone seen or heard of this

[kruppa24]

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[Drycreek3189]

Yep, it happens.

[Walker]

Probably some hunter, in his/her infinite wisdom turned loose some mule footed hogs to improve the bloodlines.

[Wence]

Yes. We hunted a place around Llano in the mid 90’s and shot a couple.

[Leon County Slayer]

particularly in wetter areas too, they seem to morph to the terrain

[Killer]

Certain breed of hog has this trait

[Low Fence]

Killed 2 last year. First I’d ever seen of it

[DamonJ]

I killed one a long time ago.. An old-timer told me it was a characteristic of inbreeding.. No idea if that has anything to do with it, just what the old fella told me..

[Phillip Fields]

The mulefoot hog was standardized as a breed about 1900. They are rare but there are still some breeders around.

https://livestockconservancy.org/heritage-breeds/heritage-breeds-list/mulefoot-hog/

[Martin]

That's pretty dang cool!

[BTLowry]

I have killed a few mule footed ones

Wonder if they are kosher since no split hoof?

Figured it was just a recessive gene that showed up ever so often, did not realize it was bred that way

[Briar Friar]

So we….Conserve the mulefooted rare exotic kosher swine…?

[12ring]

I've never paid attention. Now I'll be checking every one from here on out.
Just one foot ?

[Bigfootwolff]

We killed a huge mule-footed sow back in the late 1990s on my buddy's property along Catfish Creek near Gus Engeling WMA in Anderson County. Neighboring land owner helped us lift her with a front end loader, and was actually the person that pointed the hooves out to us. Said the mule -footed hogs were a pretty rare occurrence. Haven't seen any of them since then.