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<blockquote data-quote="criticalbass" data-source="post: 1923747" data-attributes="member: 711">Had an uncle whose change of razors was fatal.&nbsp; Whent to Schick and the hogs ate him.This is such a sad story that I had to default to inappropriate humor.&nbsp; Damn!&nbsp; I hope he was dead or asleep before the&nbsp; hogs started doing what comes natural.&nbsp; Why was he keeping such large hogs?&nbsp; When they get that big, they are really dangerous.&nbsp; When I was a kid we had one old Hamp sow that was nearly 500 pounds, and she would go after anyone.&nbsp; I saw her make my short legged Dad jump over a pretty high fence backward. It&#039;s just a matter of time until we lose someone to wild hogs, and I wouldn&#039;t be surprised if it has already happened.&nbsp; A lady who lives near Davis was attacked a few years ago and was severly injured by a sow with pigs.&nbsp; Her dog stirred up the hog, and died for its trouble.&nbsp; The lady could easily have died, but through some good luck and some real courage managed to survive.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="criticalbass, post: 1923747, member: 711"] Had an uncle whose change of razors was fatal. Whent to Schick and the hogs ate him. This is such a sad story that I had to default to inappropriate humor. Damn! I hope he was dead or asleep before the hogs started doing what comes natural. Why was he keeping such large hogs? When they get that big, they are really dangerous. When I was a kid we had one old Hamp sow that was nearly 500 pounds, and she would go after anyone. I saw her make my short legged Dad jump over a pretty high fence backward. It's just a matter of time until we lose someone to wild hogs, and I wouldn't be surprised if it has already happened. A lady who lives near Davis was attacked a few years ago and was severly injured by a sow with pigs. Her dog stirred up the hog, and died for its trouble. The lady could easily have died, but through some good luck and some real courage managed to survive. [/QUOTE]

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