“Since a week I only count ten pigs instead of eleven”, says farmer Sebastiaan de Backer. De Backer keeps free-range pigs on a meadow in Haacht. “I thought one had been hiding in the shade because of the heat. But every day a pig was missing when I came to feed them. The grass in the meadow was quite high, so when it didn’t show up again, I decided to cut grass and look for it. But the pig was nowhere to be seen. “
De Backer is convinced that his pig has not started walking. “There was no damage to the fence. In addition, more than one pig would have escaped, because pigs like to live in groups.” Nor has it been a wolf, according to the farmer, because they leave traces.
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