ABSTRACTA study was conducted to de

ABSTRACT
A study was conducted to determine the biology of wild boar (Sus scrofa
cristatus) in the Department of Forestry, Range Management and Wildlife,
University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, Pakistan during the year 2009 and 2010.
For this purpose, animals in Islamabad area were flushed out with the help of
dogs and men for observation and capturing. Maximum number of animals
were captured in January (35) and August (33) in the year 2009 and in March
(37) and July (31) in 2010. The gut contents of autopsied animals were, more or
less, same in all animals as the animals contained more cooked meat in their
gut captured near populated areas of Islamabad while the animals captured
from the natural areas contained more bark of trees and wild grasses. Litter
size of captured females varied from 5-10/gestation and tusk size in males
ranged from 5-11 cm. July and November were the active breeding months as
autopsied animals contained more non-pregnant to pregnant female ratio i.e.
1:2.20 and 1:2.25, respectively. The reason for increase in population of wild
boar is attributed not only to high litter size but also to availability of food,
water and natural habitat in the study area.
KEYWORDS: Swine; Sus scrofa Cristatus; biology; reproduction; Islamabad;
male/female ratio; population; Pakistan.

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ABSTRACT
A Study was Conducted to Determine The Biology of Wild Boar (Sus scrofa
cristatus) in The Department of Forestry, Range Management and Wildlife,
University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, Pakistan during The year 2009 and the 2,010th.
For this purpose, Animals in Islamabad Area. were flushed out with The Help of
Dogs and Men for Observation and capturing. Maximum number of Animals
were Captured in January (35) and August (33) in The year 2 009 and in March
(37) and July (31) in 2010. The Gut contents of autopsied Animals were, more or
less, in all Same Animals. As The Animals Contained more Meat cooked in their
Gut Captured near populated areas of Islamabad while The Animals Captured
from The Bark of Trees and more natural areas Contained Wild grasses. Litter
size of Captured females varied from 5-10 / gestation and TUSK size in males
ranged from 5-11 cm. The Active Breeding months were July and November As
more non-autopsied Animals Contained Pregnant Pregnant female ratio to IE
1: two twenty and 1: 25/2, respectively. The Reason for increase in Population of Wild
Boar Not only is attributed to High litter size but also to availability of Food,
Water and natural Habitat in The Study Area.
KEYWORDS: Swine; Sus scrofa Cristatus; biology; reproduction; Islamabad;
male / female ratio; population; Pakistan.