What is it?
02-19-2007, 03:09 PM
#22
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Lubbock, Texas
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RE: What is it?
Just in case anyone hasn't seen a calf lately. They have very long legs when they are born and they have a straight back.
Not sure what happened to the picture I originally linked but it turned into a red X for me so I moved it to my website.
Not sure what happened to the picture I originally linked but it turned into a red X for me so I moved it to my website.
02-23-2007, 01:53 PM
#24
Boone & Crockett
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Location: The Republic of Texas
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RE: What is it?
ORIGINAL: npaden
Okay, I zoomed the first picture up to 200% and the 2nd is at 400%. I just can't see how people think it is a calf.
400%:
There is a shadow on the side of the pig that makes it look almost black but it has a classic curved back and is very low to the ground. Most of the body is covered by the bush and I think that is part of the reason we aren't agreeing on what it is.
Okay, I zoomed the first picture up to 200% and the 2nd is at 400%. I just can't see how people think it is a calf.
400%:
There is a shadow on the side of the pig that makes it look almost black but it has a classic curved back and is very low to the ground. Most of the body is covered by the bush and I think that is part of the reason we aren't agreeing on what it is.
02-23-2007, 02:24 PM
#26
Nontypical Buck
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RE: What is it?
The area where the picture was taken has lots of wild pigs but no bears.
Still no luck on finding the original picture or who took it though so it is still going to be hard to prove anything either way. I still have a hard time even seeing how anyone could think it is a calf, but obviously some people think it is. We're still right at about 50% of the people think it is a pig and 50% think it is a calf.
Still no luck on finding the original picture or who took it though so it is still going to be hard to prove anything either way. I still have a hard time even seeing how anyone could think it is a calf, but obviously some people think it is. We're still right at about 50% of the people think it is a pig and 50% think it is a calf.
