HUNTING Warthog

They are very fun to hunt but some can be very aggressive and can do bad damage to you with those tusks
 
Here's my beast from my 2016 trip to SA in the Mamba Mountains;) Tusk broke off during chase.
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My kids got a couple good ones last month in Limpopo...

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Looks like some great times there to go along with the great pics! I’m curious. Are we basically talking an African wild hog and do they taste like pork? If so that just added another reason to hunt them for me....
 
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