There had been certain portions of the razorback that they did not mean to take along with them.
Of course, none of them just fancied living off some man's property, and if they could only find out who the owner of the razorback was they would have only too gladly paid whatever it was worth.
Say rather a full grown razorback pig," laughed Jack, as he noted the sharp snout of the rooter, and its slab sides.
I started early in the morning of the 14th, and passed between Mount Lang and Razorback Hill.
He went over immediately--what happened there I never learned, exactly, but I do know he came back in about an hour squealing like a razorback pig kicked in the ribs by a mule, and wired in his resignation.
Pickaninnies, starved dogs, mules, razorback hogs and malaria seemed to thrive along with the willow and pepper trees.
All about us was the forest primeval, where roamed some sparse herds of cattle, razorback hogs, and the wild beasts.
In physique and mentality, the razorback differs even more from a domestic hog than a wild goose does from a tame one.
If you camp out in the mountains, nothing will molest you but razorback hogs.
The razorbackhas a mind of his own; not instinct, but mind--whatever psychologists may say.
The mainstay of every farmer, aside from his cornfield, was his litter of razorback hogs.
The next day I took a party ashore with the object of searching the area north of Glacier Tongue, including Razorback Island, for traces of the two missing men.
We made a mile an hour speed to begin with and stopped at Razorback Island after 3 1/2 miles.
The Dellbridge Islands, of which Great Razorback is in direct line between Glacier Tongue and Cape Evans, help to hold in any ice which forms here.
Clearly he must have been under Great Razorback Island and this is some four miles from Cape Evans.
As we neared the Little Razorback Island the snow hid everything; in fact we could hardly see the island itself when we were right under it.
The razorback hog recalled early memories to me of the country I knew when I was a boy.
Then it happened that from out a palm-covered hut strolled a razorback hog, seemingly unconcerned as to our presence and not inclined to observe the rules of the road.
How on earth can you tell they've come all the way from Razorback by their paw marks?
Razorback pack," replied the old man of frugal speech, as he cleaned out his pipe.
I'll try 'em aboutRazorback with the traps, as soon as they've quietened down a bit.
As foxes are not given to tree climbing as a usual thing the trapper is sorely tried to devise schemes to take the fox in a section where the razorback is getting in his work.
The razorback is a powerful hunter, and it does not require a powerful animal scent to draw the razorback to the trap.
Remember that nearly every farmer has a drove of hogs that run in the woods, and the feeding grounds of the razorback is in the bottoms along the creeks and rivers.
This is not the only way that the razorback gets in his work, and a good bit of work they get in too.
The ever present razorbackis an obstacle in the way of otter trapping, for the trap must be set under the water, and this is not always practical in otter trapping.
Sumiya's troops had constructed some sturdy bunkers, but the chest-high grass that covered Razorback Hill did not impede the attackers like the jungle at Hell's Point.
With a larger animal, however, he proceeds differently, for the reason that a yearling, a colt, or a razorback is not so easily handled.
Then the struggle begins, for the razorback loves its life, despised pig of the Florida flatwoods though it is.
Presently a razorback comes down the narrow trail that meanders through the scrub and passes close to the reptile.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "razorback" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: boar; gilt; hog; pig; piglet; sow; swine
