Got that completely backwards. You're only 5' tall making them appear bigger.
Of course if you ARE 6'8"...thems some really big piggys.
Too early. Coffee hasn't kicked in yet.
Somewhere in the middle. Close to 6'2. Wish that my weight stayed as stable as that does, lol. The smallest in the group weighed 188, but he had no fat on him. That is the black boar shot at Lincoln Ranch, 2 days before I shot the spotted boar that scaled 220#, which is the second smallest one pictured. The one hanging from the tractor is over 300#, but I can't remember the exact weight. The one next to the German Shepherd is the largest. He bottomed out a 330# scale and a 70# scale ganged together, so I don't know the exact weight. I have shot 2 others that scaled over 300#, but lost pics when I drowned a phone.
Certainly have never shot, or seen, one even approaching the size of the monster named Kong that Jerry shot.
There are still some guys that I haven't been able to get yet, like this no-neck bugger. I stalked up to 20 yards from him one night along a lane with a favorable wind, but I couldn't get any closer. It was the craziest thing. He was literall tossing other smaller 75-100# pigs over 5 yards in the air in my direction, and then they would scramble into the brush in front of me. Probably happened 3 or 4 times. I felt the wind shift, he stiffened, so I took a quick shot, but he was gone by the time the arrow got there. Haven't seen him again since.
And unfortunately, I hit this one far back and didn't find find him for quite awhile after he died. He was actually quite a bit larger than he looks at the time the pic was taken.
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