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  1. "Why did they teach us to shoot them, but never to know them?" - fundacionelhogar (IG) 🐗

    Original reel, and some translated words from fundacionelhogar (IG)

    #vegan #animalsanctuary #hogs #wildboar #rescueanimals

  2. "Why did they teach us to shoot them, but never to know them?" - fundacionelhogar (IG) 🐗

    Original reel, and some translated words from fundacionelhogar (IG)

    #vegan #animalsanctuary #hogs #wildboar #rescueanimals

  3. "Why did they teach us to shoot them, but never to know them?" - fundacionelhogar (IG) 🐗

    Original reel, and some translated words from fundacionelhogar (IG)

    #vegan #animalsanctuary #hogs #wildboar #rescueanimals

  4. "Why did they teach us to shoot them, but never to know them?" - fundacionelhogar (IG) 🐗

    Original reel, and some translated words from fundacionelhogar (IG)

    #vegan #animalsanctuary #hogs #wildboar #rescueanimals

  5. "Why did they teach us to shoot them, but never to know them?" - fundacionelhogar (IG) 🐗

    Original reel, and some translated words from fundacionelhogar (IG)

    #vegan #animalsanctuary #hogs #wildboar #rescueanimals

  6. Talk about a hunting lodge for rich weirdoes, who apparently thought bringing over Eurasian #FeralHogs was a good idea?!!!

    #Millionaires' Hunt Club
    December 29, 2016

    "From my very first days as a reporter in #NewHampshire, I started to hear about a place hidden up in the woods of New Hampshire. A place full of unfamiliar animals from other places, but fenced off from the rest of the state, and kept quiet. I never heard about it directly — it was always through a guy who knew a guy, who had been inside — but the more I heard about the place, the more unbelievable it seemed.

    "This massive, private park was called a 'millionaires hunt club' and 'the most exclusive #GamePreserve in the United States' and yet there were many people I know who had lived their entire lives in this state, but had never heard of it. So what is the secret of what’s behind that 26-mile fence cutting through the woods of New Hampshire, and why do some people work so hard to keep it a mystery?

    "Officially it’s called the #BlueMountainForestAssociation, but everybody who knows about it calls it #CorbinPark. (Seemingly shortened from Corbin’s Park… we’ll get to the origin of the name.) It’s near the border with #Vermont and it’s huge, though its exact size seems to be something of a mystery. Regardless, at somewhere between 24,000 and 26,000 acres this park is actually bigger than something like 60 percent of New Hampshire towns.

    "You can find the chain-link fence that encircles the entirety of the park at the end of any number of long rough dirt roads that lead to locked gates. It feels almost like like stumbling across a military base full of UFOs or some similar secret. The fence itself looks sturdy, if slightly weather-worn, and at regular intervals features small signs reprinted hundreds of times, 'the enclosed park fence and signs are protected by a special law of this state and any person trespassing herein or in any way violating that law will be prosecuted.'

    "I got my introduction to the park from a man named Brian Meyette, a retired database administrator, who lives in an off-the-grid home, right next to the fence. 'In the fall it’s cool, because you get elk bugling in here,' he said as we walked down his icy driveway, 'I actually even came down here once because I could hear one and it sounded like he was bugling just inside the fence.'

    "Elk, in case you didn’t know, are a Western thing. We don’t have them in New Hampshire. Except on the other side of this fence. And that’s not the only thing that’s over there.

    " 'Any time people come up here to work or anything, they always say, ‘oh did you see the pigs?’ said Brian, laughing. When he says pigs, he’s referring to Eurasian #WildBoar, imported from Germany into New Hampshire. 'And no,' Brian continued, 'normally you come down here and it’s just you see a bunch of trees, that’s all you ever see.”

    "But while you might not see them, there are elk bugling and Eurasian wild boars hustling around behind those fences.

    "But why?

    "The trouble with finding the answer to that question is that no one inside of Corbin's Park wants to talk about it. Corbin’s Park is a member’s only club. If you are a reporter, and identify yourself as such, not only do the employees of the park not want to talk to you, but the members don't want to talk to you, the people they have invited as guests don't want to talk to you, even some regular folks in town don't want to talk to you."

    outsideinradio.org/shows/ep27

    #RichWeirdoes #MillionairesClub #InvasiveSpecies #FeralHogs #FeralSwine #FeralSwineBomb

  7. Talk about a hunting lodge for rich weirdoes, who apparently thought bringing over Eurasian #FeralHogs was a good idea?!!!

    #Millionaires' Hunt Club
    December 29, 2016

    "From my very first days as a reporter in #NewHampshire, I started to hear about a place hidden up in the woods of New Hampshire. A place full of unfamiliar animals from other places, but fenced off from the rest of the state, and kept quiet. I never heard about it directly — it was always through a guy who knew a guy, who had been inside — but the more I heard about the place, the more unbelievable it seemed.

    "This massive, private park was called a 'millionaires hunt club' and 'the most exclusive #GamePreserve in the United States' and yet there were many people I know who had lived their entire lives in this state, but had never heard of it. So what is the secret of what’s behind that 26-mile fence cutting through the woods of New Hampshire, and why do some people work so hard to keep it a mystery?

    "Officially it’s called the #BlueMountainForestAssociation, but everybody who knows about it calls it #CorbinPark. (Seemingly shortened from Corbin’s Park… we’ll get to the origin of the name.) It’s near the border with #Vermont and it’s huge, though its exact size seems to be something of a mystery. Regardless, at somewhere between 24,000 and 26,000 acres this park is actually bigger than something like 60 percent of New Hampshire towns.

    "You can find the chain-link fence that encircles the entirety of the park at the end of any number of long rough dirt roads that lead to locked gates. It feels almost like like stumbling across a military base full of UFOs or some similar secret. The fence itself looks sturdy, if slightly weather-worn, and at regular intervals features small signs reprinted hundreds of times, 'the enclosed park fence and signs are protected by a special law of this state and any person trespassing herein or in any way violating that law will be prosecuted.'

    "I got my introduction to the park from a man named Brian Meyette, a retired database administrator, who lives in an off-the-grid home, right next to the fence. 'In the fall it’s cool, because you get elk bugling in here,' he said as we walked down his icy driveway, 'I actually even came down here once because I could hear one and it sounded like he was bugling just inside the fence.'

    "Elk, in case you didn’t know, are a Western thing. We don’t have them in New Hampshire. Except on the other side of this fence. And that’s not the only thing that’s over there.

    " 'Any time people come up here to work or anything, they always say, ‘oh did you see the pigs?’ said Brian, laughing. When he says pigs, he’s referring to Eurasian #WildBoar, imported from Germany into New Hampshire. 'And no,' Brian continued, 'normally you come down here and it’s just you see a bunch of trees, that’s all you ever see.”

    "But while you might not see them, there are elk bugling and Eurasian wild boars hustling around behind those fences.

    "But why?

    "The trouble with finding the answer to that question is that no one inside of Corbin's Park wants to talk about it. Corbin’s Park is a member’s only club. If you are a reporter, and identify yourself as such, not only do the employees of the park not want to talk to you, but the members don't want to talk to you, the people they have invited as guests don't want to talk to you, even some regular folks in town don't want to talk to you."

    outsideinradio.org/shows/ep27

    #RichWeirdoes #MillionairesClub #InvasiveSpecies #FeralHogs #FeralSwine #FeralSwineBomb

  8. #FeralSwine Population Distribution

    Feral Swine: Managing an Invasive Species

    Last Modified: April 07, 2026

    "The National Feral Swine Damage Management Program has effectively reduced the number of states with feral swine populations and curbed expansion in the U.S. Efforts to reduce the invaded range of feral swine include targeted removal efforts, promoting the reporting of new populations in areas with no known feral swine, and the rapid response and removal of emerging or translocated feral swine. This has led to enhanced public safety and less damage to farmers nationwide.

    History of Feral Swine in the Americas

    Feral swine are not native to the Americas. They were first brought to the United States in the 1500s by early explorers and settlers as a source of food. Free-range livestock management practices and escapes from enclosures led to the first establishment of feral swine populations within the United States. In the 1900s, the Eurasian or Russian #WildBoar was introduced into parts of the United States for the purpose of sport hunting. Today, feral swine are a combination of escaped #DomesticPigs, Eurasian wild boars, and hybrids of the two."

    aphis.usda.gov/operational-wil

    #FeralHogs #InvasiveSpecies #Agriculture

  9. #FeralSwine Population Distribution

    Feral Swine: Managing an Invasive Species

    Last Modified: April 07, 2026

    "The National Feral Swine Damage Management Program has effectively reduced the number of states with feral swine populations and curbed expansion in the U.S. Efforts to reduce the invaded range of feral swine include targeted removal efforts, promoting the reporting of new populations in areas with no known feral swine, and the rapid response and removal of emerging or translocated feral swine. This has led to enhanced public safety and less damage to farmers nationwide.

    History of Feral Swine in the Americas

    Feral swine are not native to the Americas. They were first brought to the United States in the 1500s by early explorers and settlers as a source of food. Free-range livestock management practices and escapes from enclosures led to the first establishment of feral swine populations within the United States. In the 1900s, the Eurasian or Russian #WildBoar was introduced into parts of the United States for the purpose of sport hunting. Today, feral swine are a combination of escaped #DomesticPigs, Eurasian wild boars, and hybrids of the two."

    aphis.usda.gov/operational-wil

    #FeralHogs #InvasiveSpecies #Agriculture

  10. Wild boars move into city, dine with street cats in Türkiye

    Wild boars are increasingly entering urban neighborhoods in the Balçova district of Izmir in western Türkiye, feeding on…
    #NewsBeep #News #Wildlife #boars #izmir #Science #UK #UnitedKingdom #wildboar
    newsbeep.com/uk/510339/

  11. Bacon and eggs, that’s how I start my day. As seen on the road today.

    #WildBoar #RandomChicken

  12. alojapan.com/1442797/wildlife- Wildlife in Tokyo: Tokyo Safari #anaguma #badger #DwarfFlyingSquirrel #hakubishin #inoshishi #JapanTrips #JapaneseMacaque #Kamoshika #momonga #Nihonzaru #RaccoonDog #Safari #Serow #tanuki #Tokyo #trips #WildBoar My interest in Tokyo’s wildlife began the night I spotted a hakubishin (masked palm civet) in the middle of Shinjuku. It slunk across the street in front of me and defied gravity up the side of a building as if it were a Hot Wheels ca

  13. alojapan.com/1442797/wildlife- Wildlife in Tokyo: Tokyo Safari #anaguma #badger #DwarfFlyingSquirrel #hakubishin #inoshishi #JapanTrips #JapaneseMacaque #Kamoshika #momonga #Nihonzaru #RaccoonDog #Safari #Serow #tanuki #Tokyo #trips #WildBoar My interest in Tokyo’s wildlife began the night I spotted a hakubishin (masked palm civet) in the middle of Shinjuku. It slunk across the street in front of me and defied gravity up the side of a building as if it were a Hot Wheels ca

  14. Thưởng thức món heo rừng xào sả ớt thơm ngon, đậm đà cho bữa cơm gia đình hoặc dịp lai rai cuối tuần. Thịt heo rừng săn chắc, giòn sần sật quyện cùng hương thơm nồng của sả và vị cay nhẹ của ớt tạo nên sức hấp dẫn khó cưỡng. Cách chế biến lại cực kỳ đơn giản và nhanh chóng.

    #HeoRungXaoSaOt #AmThucVietNam #MonNgonMoiNgay #Cooking #WildBoar StirFry #VietnameseFood #VietFood

    vtcnews.vn/cach-lam-mon-heo-ru

  15. Thưởng thức món heo rừng xào sả ớt thơm ngon, đậm đà cho bữa cơm gia đình hoặc dịp lai rai cuối tuần. Thịt heo rừng săn chắc, giòn sần sật quyện cùng hương thơm nồng của sả và vị cay nhẹ của ớt tạo nên sức hấp dẫn khó cưỡng. Cách chế biến lại cực kỳ đơn giản và nhanh chóng.

    #HeoRungXaoSaOt #AmThucVietNam #MonNgonMoiNgay #Cooking #WildBoar StirFry #VietnameseFood #VietFood

    vtcnews.vn/cach-lam-mon-heo-ru

  16. Wild boar spotted on my commute. It's made the local news and there are police signs up and everything... bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2d32
    #WildBoar #HampshireWildlife

  17. Wild boar spotted on my commute. It's made the local news and there are police signs up and everything... bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2d32
    #WildBoar #HampshireWildlife

  18. 5 Invasive Species to Consider Hunting, Catching, and Cooking

    by Erin Huggins, Feb 20, 2025

    "National Invasive Species Awareness Week (Feb. 24-28, 2025) is here to remind us that some of the biggest ecological nightmares are critters that don’t belong here. These invasive species outcompete native wildlife, destroy habitats, damage roads and levees, and throw environments out of balance. But instead of just complaining, we can do something unexpected – eat them!

    "Eating invasive species can help protect native animals and plants. By hunting, trapping, and eating these invaders, we can reduce their numbers and the harm they cause. To really manage invasive species well, we need a solid plan that includes teamwork, checking to see what’s working, using all tools available, and making sure to fix and protect damaged lands and waters.

    "With that said, here are five troublesome invasive in the U.S. to consider putting on the table."

    Read more:
    fws.gov/story/2025-02/eat-inva

    #SolarPunkSunday #EatEmToBeatEm #InvasiveSpecies #Hunting #Nutria #NorthernSnakehead #Iguana #GreenIguana #SilverCarp #WildBoar

  19. 5 Invasive Species to Consider Hunting, Catching, and Cooking

    by Erin Huggins, Feb 20, 2025

    "National Invasive Species Awareness Week (Feb. 24-28, 2025) is here to remind us that some of the biggest ecological nightmares are critters that don’t belong here. These invasive species outcompete native wildlife, destroy habitats, damage roads and levees, and throw environments out of balance. But instead of just complaining, we can do something unexpected – eat them!

    "Eating invasive species can help protect native animals and plants. By hunting, trapping, and eating these invaders, we can reduce their numbers and the harm they cause. To really manage invasive species well, we need a solid plan that includes teamwork, checking to see what’s working, using all tools available, and making sure to fix and protect damaged lands and waters.

    "With that said, here are five troublesome invasive in the U.S. to consider putting on the table."

    Read more:
    fws.gov/story/2025-02/eat-inva

    #SolarPunkSunday #EatEmToBeatEm #InvasiveSpecies #Hunting #Nutria #NorthernSnakehead #Iguana #GreenIguana #SilverCarp #WildBoar

  20. fromoldbooks.org/Stone-America

    #vintageArt - #vintagePhotography from 1900, showing a Mexican collared peccary.

    Photo by Arthur Radclyffe Dugmor (i think, from the A R Dugmore signature).

    Photos printed with the dot screen process rarely scan well, but this book uses a very fine screen, and a couple of #GIMP filters really helped.

    #fobo #vintageArt #photograph #photography #GIMP3 #Gimp_3 #peccary #wildBoar #animalPhotography #blackAndWhite #blackAndWhitePhotography

  21. Cómo prometí un dibujo a raiz de la imagen de ayer.

    Le llamo el Jabalí Risueño.

    :forg:

    As i said a drawing about yesterdays photo.

    I call him as the inn at asterix and obelix The Shining Boar

    #jabali #wildboar #animal #cartoon #bike #cicling #clipstudiopaint

  22. Cómo prometí un dibujo a raiz de la imagen de ayer.

    Le llamo el Jabalí Risueño.

    :forg:

    As i said a drawing about yesterdays photo.

    I call him as the inn at asterix and obelix The Shining Boar

    #jabali #wildboar #animal #cartoon #bike #cicling #clipstudiopaint

  23. @Dragofix I wonder it’s the same (or worse?) for the wild boars in Japan. They’re considered game and eaten there.

    #PFAS #wildBoar # #イノシシ