[Sacajaweau]

I know they don’t taste like chicken...Gimme a clue....

[12Gauge687]

If they’re under 70 or 80 kilos, they’re pretty tasty. Over that they’re used for sausage. I was invited on a boar (called cinghiale in Italy) hunt in the province of Tuscany in 1995. Since I had not purchased a hunting license, I could not actually hunt but was part of a large group of spotters (the hunt seems more social occasion for the landed gentry and their urban friends than a hog hunt in the US).

[katana]

They serve wild boar (and other game meats) in German restaurants that specialize in taking in and cooking what the jaegers (hunters) bring in. Those little tuskers are delicious.

[oneolcop]

They taste a lot like cat

[JRandomFreeper]

They taste like breakfast sausage. Texas has a problem with them too. I don't pay for pork anymore. It's even legal to spotlight them, no license required.

/johnny

[munin]

I know they don’t taste like chicken...Gimme a clue....

I have tasted some wild boar meat once and it was delisious
quite sutable to feed the hungry masses including prison inmates, including all religious groops from the middle east

[marktwain]

“I know they don’t taste like chicken...Gimme a clue....”

I have hunted and eaten wild boar from Texas and California. It is some of the most delicious pork that I have had. It is a little more chewy, and is very lean. It also has an excellent flavor.