September 28, 2007, Newsletter Issue #45: Hunting the Tennessee Hybrid Boar
Tip of the Week
The wild boar roaming the mountains of Tennessee is a hybrid of the razorback and Russian black hog. It is a fierce animal to battle. Its strength, determination, cunning, and short rushes make it a worthy trophy for the most seasoned hunter. A Tennessee wild boar does not charge to threaten like other wild boar breeds. Their only intent is a full out attack. Tennessee boar hunting requires no permits and has no limits on the choice of weapons.
Tennessee boar hunting offers the benefits of a comfortable lodge and experienced outfitters. The Russian black and razorback cross add the lure of hunting a truly wild animal. Hunters can choose to hunt with a guide, dogs, any weapon, or hunt alone.
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