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Hey guys. New to the Hogs scene. I dont find much on mexican hogs. No real literature. No signs of Morphing them. Nothing. Does anyone have any info on them. We have a pair that will be ready this winter. Thanks.
What kind of info are you looking for? They're kept like regular westerns. I'm pretty sure they were changed to a subspecies of nasicus, rather than their own species.
Just trying to find any information on differences from a western to a mexican. They are their own species. They used to be considered a sub-species of westerns but was switch to their own. Kennerlyi is their name now Not nasicus. And besides the sizes and. Scale differences on the heads we are trying to find out other differences. Like breeding and husbandry similarities. Only books out now cover the westerns and have like a page or two on the mexicans. Im assuming they are similar but i dont like assuming. I rather be certain. Thanks tho.
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