The Great Trinity Forest is simply awash with Feral Hogs. There are more hogs in these woods than can be counted, and their sign is everywhere.

This is a sampling of Feral Hog pictures taken in the Great Trinity Forest by automatic Scouting Cameras. Of note are photographs of a particularly large boar, a sounders with at least nine pigs, a sow with piglets, and a uniquely colored hog with black spots.

Early one foggy morning my Scouting Camera recorded an image of this extremely large boar.
This big fellow was photographed on a number of occasions, but never when facing the camera.
This unusual looking pig seems to be colored gray with black spots.
I count at least nine hogs in this sounder.
A sounder of Feral Hogs moving through the Great Trinity Forest in Dallas, Texas
Feral Hogs foraging along the shore of a small lake in the Great Trinity Forest.
Feral Hogs in Dallas, Texas.
A sow with piglets.
Feral Hogs come in all shapes, sizes, and colors.

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