I agreee. These critters just don't get enough respect. They have been ranked as dangerous as, if not more than, the grizzly bear and they will hunt you. :shock:
They can get up to 800 pounds, their favorite food is skunks and rattle snakes, and their entire chest area is a 2-3 inch thick grissel armor plating ( thus their love of and no affect from rattle snake bites). They have tusks up to 6 inches long that they know how to use very well, and have been known to kill a not too smart hunter, eat him, all his clothing, boots, belt, chewing up his rifle and leave only the metal parts of the stock, and his belt buckle.
If wounded, and in tall grass, this critter will stalk around behind the hunter stupid enough to go in on foot after him alone, and hunt the hunter...... of course, not all would be like the one I just described.... but they can certainly be more dangerous than most hunters perceive them to be.