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Slim9797
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Re: Brindle boar
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March 09, 2026, 10:26:54 pm »
That is a neat hog tdog. Seen some more silver/gray than that and plenty reds but never one like that.
My question is does color come from more diverse breeding or more inbreeding? We catch mainly straight black hogs, and what I call a red collared hog. Very seldom spot or true red around home. Caught a blue eyed barr years ago around Milano/gause. Heck I think that was the weekend we met in person t dog, cowboy church weigh in.
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