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Seeking the truth on Hogzilla Television show to clarify whether huge beast shot in 2004 is for real By JOHN KESSLER Atlanta Journal-constitution ATLANTA - Calling all swamp monster enthusiasts, legend debunkers and lurking Photoshop experts. Today's question: Is Hogzilla for real? The truth behind Georgia's legendary half-ton of tusked, rampaging pork will be answered definitively Sunday on the National Geographic Channel's Explorer: Hogzilla Rooster | ||
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We've debated this slab of bacon on a number of occassions. Personally I believe it to be farm escapee. Just look at it. It's a big hog no doubt, but it's not a wild hog by birth IMHO. "Ignorance you can correct, you can't fix stupid." JWP If stupidity hurt, a lot of people would be walking around screaming. Semper Fidelis "Building Carpal Tunnel one round at a time" | |||
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I agree. That hog looks way too much like a big domestic boar hog. | |||
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Yeah, not enough shoulder and too much ham. And let's not even talk about that strange color! Sarge Holland's .375: One Planet, One Rifle . . . for one hundred years! | |||
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Just saw the program, they dug up the remains . It was about 8' long and 800 lbs .Dna showed it to be a cross between wild boar and Hampshire pig.It's still pretty big though ! | |||
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