Wandering pig continues to elude capture attempts

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WATERVILLE -- A little pig that evaded captors on the Colby College campus last month turned up Thursday morning...
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Betzel of Waterville, ME

Jun 20, 2008 7:04 PM

This pig looks pretty healthy to me. Why not let it roam freely, enjoy the beautiful city of Waterville, and give us all something interesting to look forward to? Free range pigs taste gross. An anyway Vietnamese pigs are highly intelligent animals and will prove to be difficult to capture. This is a pet, not dinner; let it be!

--- of H20VILLE, ME

Jun 20, 2008 6:18 PM

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chilly willy of oakland, ME

Jun 20, 2008 3:42 PM

come on people.they catch hogs everyday down south in live traps.what is so hard about it.and if they dont wanna do that,the guy in the picture could have darted the pig.i cant belive this has gone on this long.it is a shame to the people of maine,it is making us look stupid.

Peter B of WTVL, ME

Jun 20, 2008 2:02 PM

People, catching this pig is not rocket science. Place a lasso on the ground and when the pig is getting the food pull the rope.

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