> Is it actually wild boar? There isn't much of a market for farmed boar, because it's still expensive. We have a strong hunting lobby (many members of parlia

> Is it actually wild boar? There isn't much of a market for farmed boar, because it's still expensive. We have a strong hunting lobby (many members of parliament are active hunters) so there's actually more bureaucracy with maintaining a farm of them than hunting. Farms probably exist(never heard of any), but it's not a particularly profitable business. Becoming a hunter is actually one of the two most popular ways of acquiring a firearm permit(the other being sport). During the ASF epidemic there was controversy regarding the origin of some of the meat on the market because, according to the law, boars culled due to ASF can, ahem, only be eaten by the one who hunted them, so the spike in supply was suspicious.