These little guys were cute as hell,lol
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That reminds me of a trip that i took while following a wide truck load.
We were in a rather desolate part of Nevada, heading towards Utah.
We were just outside of a town called Caliente Nevada, 4,300 ft. elevation. Least populated incorporated city in Nevada
We had to slow down for several horses, i did not see any markings, so we assumed that they were wild.
There are not many fences out there & seeing livable structures were miles & miles apart
We were in a rather desolate part of Nevada, heading towards Utah.
We were just outside of a town called Caliente Nevada, 4,300 ft. elevation. Least populated incorporated city in Nevada
We had to slow down for several horses, i did not see any markings, so we assumed that they were wild.
There are not many fences out there & seeing livable structures were miles & miles apart
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Cute, but there's a bounty on them in Alberta at the moment if they're wild. https://www.alberta.ca/wild-boar-in-alberta.aspx
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They weren't wild.There was a farm about a 100 yards up the road,and they didn't wander very far from it,once traffic started to stop for them and take pictures,they shot back up the driveway .I'm guessing they were a pair of little escape artists from the farm,lol
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