Pig tales continued -
A few days ago I posted a photograph of a neighbor's purple iris. That was the day I encountered a "wild" hog. Today, while being involved in a calf roundup, I met the owner of the "wild" hog. He happened to be in the area when some wayward calves needed to get back to their mothers. He stopped to help. As we talked, I learned that he recently had a a hog get out - "first time in three years." Hmmm. Yes, he raises hogs. He assured me they are all back where they should be and I do not need to be on high alert for "wild" hogs in our neck of the woods. White Iris - Morgan County, Alabama - 2015.
Pig tales continued -
A few days ago I posted a photograph of a neighbor's purple iris. That was the day I encountered a "wild" hog. Today, while being involved in a calf roundup, I met the owner of the "wild" hog. He happened to be in the area when some wayward calves needed to get back to their mothers. He stopped to help. As we talked, I learned that he recently had a a hog get out - "first time in three years." Hmmm. Yes, he raises hogs. He assured me they are all back where they should be and I do not need to be on high alert for "wild" hogs in our neck of the woods. White Iris - Morgan County, Alabama - 2015.