Currently the only technically rare hog is the albino, the rest are considered just common fur variations for the game, but the black with white is difficult to get and some players know it as the oreo pig.
VonStratos wrote:Currently the only technically rare hog is the albino, the rest are considered just common fur variations for the game, but the black with white is difficult to get and some players know it as the oreo pig.
As you correctly stated, the one with the white belt is called the "oreo pig" and you won't see it too often though it's just a fur variation. But piebald hogs do exist and they are considered rare. They are the light ones with the dark spots all over the body:
I will soon be passing 500 Feral Hogs harvested and I've never gotten a piebald and that was the first orio I've seen, I hate that I couldn't finish that hunt. I have seen one albino but it was in a group that spooked after I shot one of their members, too bad I didn't see it before sticking an arrow in a pig.
Exanimis wrote:I will soon be passing 500 Feral Hogs harvested and I've never gotten a piebald and that was the first orio I've seen, I hate that I couldn't finish that hunt. I have seen one albino but it was in a group that spooked after I shot one of their members, too bad I didn't see it before sticking an arrow in a pig.
Try to put your feeder at PBB, i don't know why but since y have the feeder there i have killed 3 piebald hogs ( before i had the feeder in other reserves and i had never killed a piebald one)
Wanna know another fun story about pigs with a white belt? In the beginning of the 20th century, Danes living under Prussian rule were prohibited from raising the Danish flag. So they bred a domestic pig with red color, a broad white vertical belt and a trace of a white horizontal belt resembling the colors of the Flag of Denmark. It was made a symbol of their cultural identity and was called "Danish Protest Pig".
Tanngnjostr wrote:Wanna know another fun story about pigs with a white belt? In the beginning of the 20th century, Danes living under Prussian rule were prohibited from raising the Danish flag. So they bred a domestic pig with red color, a broad white vertical belt and a trace of a white horizontal belt resembling the colors of the Flag of Denmark. It was made a symbol of their cultural identity and was called "Danish Protest Pig".
You just made that story up didn't you?
ha ha ha...........just kidding Tann.
But I have seen pigs with strange tattoes with USDA on them........
but that was after they died.........
veteran pigs I guess...........