Wow… I live for seven years in the mountains of Portugal, wild boar were around all the time. particularly at night when I used to take my dog a walk. Never had any fear as they always run away… there was a large population of wild and the locals that learn to live with them. one of the ways to hang cloth or clothes round the fences to prevent them from damaging crops… the most amazing experience one night when we scared a large group of wild and in the light for my torch, I saw greeny, yellow eyes, staring back, and realised it was a wolf following…. quite an amazing experience.
There is a relationship between wild boar and Chestnut trees in Europe. The soil around chestnut trees is regarded as almost magic soil.. interaction between the tree and wild boar, foraging for nuts creates a unique and increased biodiversity…
I think golf course would be ideal places to release boar.😃
Wow… I live for seven years in the mountains of Portugal, wild boar were around all the time. particularly at night when I used to take my dog a walk. Never had any fear as they always run away… there was a large population of wild and the locals that learn to live with them. one of the ways to hang cloth or clothes round the fences to prevent them from damaging crops… the most amazing experience one night when we scared a large group of wild and in the light for my torch, I saw greeny, yellow eyes, staring back, and realised it was a wolf following…. quite an amazing experience.
There is a relationship between wild boar and Chestnut trees in Europe. The soil around chestnut trees is regarded as almost magic soil.. interaction between the tree and wild boar, foraging for nuts creates a unique and increased biodiversity…