DEER30 peaked my interest. Has anyone seen or know anything about the "mule-foot" feral hog? I understand they're only found along the Georgia coast. They're called "mule-foot" because their hooves aren't cloven. Saw one on a TV sports show many moons back, but have never heard anything else about them.
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DEER30 peaked my interest. Has anyone seen or know anything about the "mule-foot" feral hog? I understand they're only found alo
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Happy, from Gary, I expected it! From YOU! ROTFLMAO!!!!
Actually, gentlemen, (and I use that term loosely! LOL!) there is truly a breed of swine know as "mulefoot"! In fact, there is also a "registry"!
They are a "heritage" breed that almost became extinct. Today they are flourishing, thanks to the efforts of people who care about "unique" traits!. ....and yes, they have a hoof like a mule! They are exclusive to the U.S..
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It appears to be true. I saw a guy shoot one in Florida on one of the hunting shows a couple years back. They showed a close-up of the single hoof on each leg. It was strange to say the least. BTW I shot about a dozen on my Uncle's cattle ranch in Sumter Co. Fla and all had cloven hooves.
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Reply to MSM Lyingby 99explorerRock should have said "credible evidence."
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