Warthog

In Pre-war Texas there was a small problem with feral pigs. In Post-War Texas there is a Big problem with Warthogs.

AppearanceEdit

Warthogs are large omnivores, they stand on average 4ft high and 7 ft long. The average Warthog weighs 190lbs. They have thick, bristly, black hair. Unlike most mammals they actually grew more hair thus giving them a spikey appperance.

DietEdit

Warthogs are omnivores that are known to eat almost any thing, but prefer fresh meat and usually eat young Cockatrices or wild dogs.

HuntingEdit

Warthogs rarely form packs,but a lone hog is very dangerous as its tusks are capable of wounding even deathclaws, they are able to run at 30 MPH for a powerful charge and its thick hide allows it to take alot of punishment. A full dead Warthog can be sold for 100 caps thus making them a highly sought quarry and they kill many inexperienced hunters every day.

UsesEdit

Warthogs are used for a variety of products. Examples are toothbrushes, paintbrushes, tools, and food. Warthogs are excellent beasts of burden and a lone hog can carry 258 LBS, how ever dont ride on ones back or they will roll over on you, a chariot or wagon should be used instead. Recently Pig racing is becoming popular in the streets near farms.

Sub-SpeciesEdit

Crimsion Charger is a red short haired breed that is larger and has more bulk, the extra bulk makes it tire easier and has a more powerful charge.

Offensive capabilitiesEdit

High speed charges coupled with Weight and tusks make impact deadly, to almost any thing that moves, they also have a powerfull kick.

Defensive capabilitiesEdit

Thick coat, fat and hard bones protect them from blunt weapons and bullets, a Warthog has a excellent sense of smell allows early dection of hunters