Caddo Lake /Uncertain, Texas Pig

[redman]

Here is a link to a picture of our Caddo Lake/ Uncertain, Texas pig. He is famous his last feat eating the laundry off a clothes line. One of the bright spots in our flooded conditions. He has roamed from Uncertain to Pine Island Pond. He is looking for home or just a meal. Hourly updates are given to track him.



https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1579887728995765&set=pcb.985381718222459&type=3&theater


Redman

 

[AllenOK]

I've heard a couple times that TPWD says the feral hog problem, "...is not something we can BBQ ourselves out of..."

 

[redman]

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10204665486475684&set=p.10204665486475684&type=3&theater

Everyone is getting one. She or he or it is not a feral pig but got lost from a local homestead .  Owners have evacuated and now the pig belongs to the community. Fed every where it goes. It showed up at just the right time for a bit of comic relief.

Redman

 

[toadfrog]

I think a fellow would prolly get the tar beat outa him if he ate the thing .

 

[Hawnjigs]

And yet someone will or at least adapt it. We had a cute lil' brown mink in residence at our spring fed winter open water trout park section of Lake Ogallala. Made a home in the rock foundation under the shoreline concrete walkway and it was fun to try to bring in a catch without Ms. Minkie snatching it. The regulars would feed it dinks and got a chuckle when newbies catches would irreversibly disappear under their feet. She was pretty tame coming out to sun and would swap eyeballing in her rock crevice hides. Then she was gone.

 

[redman]

Whether domestic or wild animals will bring joy into our lives with there antics. They are just being what they are animals. We sometimes try to be what we are not. At any rate our pig is now all of ours pig. No doubt it will have a smooth life when all this is done. It will never see the inside of a slaughterhouse. A very pampered pig.

Redman