Wild boars and feral hogs have a keen sense of hearing and smell, yet their eyesight is reportedly so poor that hunters can usually stalk right up to them from a downwind direction. If that’s so, how come these wild tuskers know where the hunters are and frequently charge?
If you’ve never hunted wild bore or feral hogs, this video will give you a taste — and might scare you off.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDaIjvMSc14
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