Actuallly yea he does have more balls because he only gets one shot and if he doesnt kill it right off or the boar turns to run away he is toast. If that boar charges after being shot he will likely not live unless he has someone to help deter the boar from mauling him. Some boars want to run and some want to fight when they are in a sort of conflict it just depends on the one you get really.
There is another guy on this forum that I KNOW - knows about these kind of Pit Bull / Hog Hunts - his name is Klint. He was the guy that recently totalled his red H3. I went hunting outside the city he lives in. I also attended the very back woods "Hog Dog Trials" there and it was the most exciting thing I have ever seen in my life by way of raw brute force competition. Highly illegal but the funnest and most exciting by far.
The Hog Dog Trials is a rodeo of sorts where are a small rodeo arena is setup including stands sometimes or just pull out a lawn cahir in the back of your truck and watch as the fury begins.
The competition was to see whos pit pull could single handedly pin a full grown male wild boar the fastest. Yes sir, single handedly. They would release the boar from one side from a calf like shoot and then the dog handler would release his Pit from his collar and the war was on. It was absolutly amazing to see how fast a smart experienced pit bull could take down a HUGE 300-400 lb wild boar in a matter of seconds. Yes, sometimes the pit didnt win and thats when things got crazy... I cant tell you what would happen when a dog got into trouble but lets just say everyone there made sure he came out alright.
Now havign said all of that - and having 3-4 pits on a boar you are MUCH safer but still there is always that chance that his skin tears and he gets free - then you better run like heellllll
