How to breed special wild boars to increase profits

Introduce a sow or young sow with 50% wild boar bloodline, or a boar or young boar with 75% wild boar bloodline; after they are raised to maturity, mate and breed them during the second estrus, and the resulting piglets will have a wild boar bloodline of 62.5%.

Breed a pure wild boar with a first-generation crossbred wild sow to produce special wild boars with 75% wild boar bloodline. However, when raising purebred wild boars, you should start with young wild boars; generally, choose pure wild boars weighing 5 kg to 25 kg for taming and raising. Otherwise, if they are too heavy, their wild nature is hard to change and their trainability is poor; the keeper cannot easily approach them, and breeding operations are also inconvenient.

Breed a purebred wild boar with a special wild sow having 62.5% wild boar bloodline to produce special wild boars with 81.2% wild boar bloodline.

Breed a purebred wild boar with a special wild sow having 75% wild boar bloodline to produce special wild boars with 87.5% wild boar bloodline.

Through the above four methods of purification and rejuvenation, the resulting offspring piglets are then cross-mated and bred laterally, mass-producing an extremely ideal special wild boar population, which can greatly improve the quality and purity of special wild boars and prevent degeneration.