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A wild boar with prominent tusks and a bristled back.
Also known as: Boar's head
A wild boar, drawn with exaggerated tusks and a ridge of bristles. Frequently borne as a canting charge — arms that pun on the bearer's name — and the boar's head alone is at least as common as the whole beast.
A wild boar with prominent curved tusks and a raised ridge of bristles along the back.
Often borne as a canting charge — one that puns on the bearer's surname — which is among the commonest reasons any particular animal appears in a coat.
The silhouette of a wild boar in profile with a heavy body, upward-curving tusks and a ridge of raised bristles along its spine.