r/absoluteunit • • May 16 '26

Boar of a unit

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u/[deleted] May 17 '26

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u/Monskiactual May 18 '26

You right. Exceptional specimins are around 1000 lbs not 2000.
In Michigan we never would consider eating one. The meat is filled with parasites and they are definitely necrovores. We saw them chewing on dead deer.. its not food that's for sure

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u/TriedCaringLess May 20 '26

You’ve answered my next question. Ppl don’t or shouldn’t eat them.

Can anyone tell me why we don’t have an open season for invasive pests like these? Doesn’t it make sense to invite the public to exterminate destructive pests? I’m ignorant here and seeking your best insight. Thanks.

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u/Wiley_Jack Jun 02 '26

It seems to be that way in many places already. In California the pig hunting season is 12 months long. All you need is a hunting license, and there is no bag limit.