What is the difference between a sow, a boar, and a young wild boar?

Question

I went hunting with my father today and saw some wild boars…

My father immediately recognized whether it was a piglet, a sow, or a young piglet…

How do I recognize this?

Are there any characteristics that can be recognized, eg sow = female weighs 50 kg and has red stripes … <—– I have no idea if that is correct, that was just an example

Looking forward to help

cannelloni · Answer

Ask your father!

theallisons · Answer

Sow: female Wedges: male Freshlings: the boys of the brooks and the wedger

brightsunrise · Answer

I'm just wondering why you don't just ask your father or google... I'd just say wedges are bigger, brooks smaller and freshling are small and striped.

barbaraandree · Answer

This link will answer your questions: http://www.br-online.de/kinder/frage/knowledge/2010/03127/

antnschnobe · Answer

Black game - sows - wild boar: Freshling - male and female black game up to an age of 12 months Female and male black game aged from one to two years Bache - female black game from the second year of life Wedge - male black game And many more expressions you may have heard in connection with the Saujagd: http://www.jagd.bz/niederwild/wildschwein/fachausdruecke.htm And here's something else: http://www.wildschweine.net/02erscheinsbild1.htm With the weight alone the difference - Keiler/Bache/Überlaufen is not cleared.

teddy1202 · Answer

Thanks for letting me laugh today. So, did you shoot something?