Thread: not again

The bit that I find strange is they're not legally his pigs, technically they're wild pests that he cares for.
If at least one of the alleged crimes is poaching, that would presumably be very difficult to defend from a legal standpoint.

Originally Posted by CalibreWalker

The bit that I find strange is they're not legally his pigs, technically they're wild pests that he cares for.
If at least one of the alleged crimes is poaching, that would presumably be very difficult to defend from a legal standpoint.

Im not sure they are wild pigs. breed and colour don't matter. There seems to be enough evidence to show that at least a few generations of these animals have been bred and born on his property and under his care.
Id certainly think they would be classed as domesticated and in his ownership.

Other examples. Arapawa sheep. Most of the wild stocked goat farms, Same could be said of deer too probably.