Big game
Wild boar (Sus scrofa)
• selective hunting (boars, young boars, one- and two-year-old boars, sows) – year-round;
• group hunting – from October 1 through the second week of January;
• group hunting in hunting enclosures at intensive game management facilities (males and young) – from October 1 through the last day of February;
It has a short and massive body, the front part is more developed than the back. The head is large and massive. Its muzzle is strongly drawn forward in the shape of a zurla, the eyes are small, with well-developed ears. Canine teeth (so-called tusks or tusks) in the male (boar) are highly developed and protrude outside the mouth, representing a good means of protection. The lateral second and fifth toes are well developed. The coat consists of sparse and coarse bristles. In winter, soft and dense fur develops between it. The color varies from dark brown to gray, individually and depending on the geographical distribution
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