Hunt

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When composting the designated hunters in the hunter language the merger of several wild boars .

A pack consists not only of a brook and its youngsters, but of several brooks , their youngsters and defectors , the one-year-olds of both sexes of the previous year. The older boars are excluded from the herd and stay away from the herd, except during the intoxication period (reproduction).

In Europe the wild boar rot varies in strength. Divisions occur when brooks argue about the function of the Leitbache. Pig rot in other parts of the world can contain significantly more animals, for example in the umbilical pigs up to three or four hundred animals.

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  1. Haseder p. 660