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Wild boar

WildBoar
Reserve provides a challenging hunting of true German wild boar that originates
from the Black Forest, Germany.
Wild boar have impressive thick coats with bristly
outer guard hairs in colors from grayish black to golden brown and sometimes
with the sprinkling of silver tipped hairs. They grow a thick woolly
undercoat in order to survive the cold winter months.

Both male and female wild boar grow ivory tusks
although the males tusks grow bigger than the females. The upper tusks
(called honors) sharpen the bottom tusks (appropriately called rippers) ready
for battle.
German
wild boar grow to a maximum of about 250 lb. They spend most of their time
foraging, rooting for food and fighting. Wild boar live in groups with a
hierarchy system. There are often battles when a young wild boar
challenges the rank of his or her superior. Older male wild boar usually
live solitary lives except during breeding season when they seek out a herd of
female wild boar. A mature male develops an extra plate of hard cartilage over
the shoulder area as protection against a challengers tusks. This shield
can actually stop an arrow.

A nocturnal animal in summer, wild boar are
omnivorous, swift, and very good swimmers. They live in dense thickets - a
cautious lifestyle since they are generally a prey animal. Their vision is
poor but can smell a human 1/4 mile away.. upwind ;-) . A warning sound to
others is their growling or snorting. When alarmed or angry their fur
stands up on their shoulders and rump, they swing their tails, paw the ground,
grind their tusks and snort.

Wild boar are an excellent beast to hunt because
of their strength, speed, intelligence, and ferocious fighting. During a
hunt, wild boar are unpredictable. Most keep the distance, some hide in
the thick brush, while others outright charge the hunter (rarely)!
Wild
boar meat is delicious, lean, dark red, and low in cholesterol. A true
delicacy even to the most demanding connoisseur!

Come and experience the ultimate hunt in "Borassic Park", that
gives a new meaning to the word "Park".
Call 519 323-3506
Clic
here to contact WildBoar Reserve !
Visitors to date (since Nov 11, 2004).
P.S. Replace word hunting with harvesting on this web site
because you are guaranteed to have your wild boar in the bush for your harvest.
1991 WildBoar Reserve ®
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