"Wild Boars" are abundant in the brush country of the South Texas plains. They were once raised in great numbers as domesticated livestock, primarily for their hair. (Used in the manufacturing of all kinds of brushes)

With the advent of synthetics, thousands were set free, and reverted to their wild nature. Notice the narrow hips, humped back above the shoulders, and long snout - all characteristic of good "Russian Boar" genetics.

This one was trapped by a local rancher, who is raising it along with it's young.

Camera settings on fully automatic.