The Sus Scrofa Attila belongs to the Suidae family.
It is a morphologically distinct subspecies, presenting 38 chromosomes, compared to 36 for the European wild boar (Sus scrofa scrofa), which results in notable differences in terms of skeletal development and body mass.
The Attila’s skull shows an average length, measured according to SCI standards between the occipital bone and the tip of the snout, of 42 cm, compared to 38 cm for the European wild boar.
This biometric difference results in a more massive bone structure, favorable to the development of long, thick, and well-curved tusks.
The Attila is also distinguished by a greater body mass, linked to:
In Turkey, more than 98% of the population, of Muslim faith, does not consume pork meat.
This sociocultural particularity has allowed wild boar populations to reach older ages, an essential condition for obtaining high-level SCI trophies.
Males thus reach an advanced age, allowing:
To date, Nature Tours holds three major national references:
These results confirm the exceptional trophy potential of the territories operated by Nature Tours.
The Sus Scrofa Attila is an extremely wary animal, possessing:
Its hunting by stalking and ambush requires:
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