The mother of all wild pigs

[mark83]

wow thats massive

 

[andyscott]

it is the standard fisherman trick, put your victim closer to the camera than the person. In this case it is so obvious i'm surprised anyone has fallen for it

100%

 

[Bob2]

It is the standard fisherman trick, put your victim closer to the camera than the person. In this case it is so obvious I'm surprised anyone has fallen for it

Wow. And I thought I was being really sneaky.

 

[steve86]

but the is not back that far.

 

[steve86]

but the car is not back that far.

 

[Brigsy]

Def a uropean pig, think my dogs would prob run the other way with there tails between there legs if they come across that.

 

[cockney red]

Probably weighs 500 lbs, regardless of where the pygmies are in relation to it
I've seen these babies hunted in Portugal, by my mate and his dogs. They are awesome.

 

[Brigsy]

Just reading the mag that this pic is in and no matter what it is a huge hog. There is an article in there saying that Ussurisky boars reach weights over 320kg (time to pack the dogs up and head overseas)

 

[LullabyLizard]

Woah. Thats All I can say. Wow :shock:

 

[cris]

Pigs can get that bigg if not bigger here too. I have seen the head of one that was said to be around 300kg.

 

[mrmikk]

That is a damn BIG pig!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[peterjohnson64]

If I mention a pig called "Rodney" would anyone know who I am talking about?

 

[jessb]

Some pretty clever use of perspective there!

 

[seanjbkorbett]

Eurasian Wild Boar, probably Eastern Europe.

def the states..notice what side the steering wheel is on...and only in the states is where u would find photos like this.lol.

 

[LauraM]

His hand is resting on the pigs head. So that would make arm 9 meters long...That's even more amazing than this pretty average pig then!

the hand isnt actually on the pig you can easily tell... and the pigs mouth is open like the same amount in every photo...

 

[jessb]

def the states..notice what side the steering wheel is on....

...they drive on that side in Continental Europe too!