Message #529553

[charles]

Same here justin, my siw bacon lived in the house with us, slept in the bed ate what we ate then went to eating tools. After digging through pig chit, it was time for her to go outside. I can call her, pet her, sit down with her and she acts like a dog, scratching on me, rooting my foot, sticking her nose in my face. She is just a pet. She lives with other wild hogs, but she has stayed tamed. Her offsprings though, wild as those caught in the woods. I can let her out n she will roam around, but i dont let her do it to much bc she tends to wanna root n run near the county rd n i dont want her getting hit n me having to pay for the damages done to the vehicle.