A gardener used his child's booster seat to capture a rampaging black boar that terrorised a golf club and hospitalised two players.
James Hart, 45, had only popped out to pick up his wife's car when he came face to face with the 'flipping massive' Vietnamese hog on a roadside in Lightcliffe, West Yorkshire on Sunday.
The hulking pig was part of a pair that mowed down players at a nearby golf club, resulting in one man requiring a tetanus shot.
Mr Hart, a local resident, said he called the police and RSPCA at the beginning of the two-hour ordeal while attempting to steer the pig away from oncoming traffic.
He finally managed to capture the animal when a passing farmer pulled up with a trailer and, together with another woman, they corralled the animal inside.
Rather than describing his horror, though, Mr Hart said the entire incident was 'hilarious' and recalled using his child's booster seat to keep the boar from harm.
A pair of pigs caused chaos by storming the green and digging holes at the Lightcliffe Golf Club in Halifax, West Yorkshire, on Sunday
The black pigs subsequently returned on Tuesday and hurt a male worker at the site who had attempted to usher them off the nine-hole course
James Hart, 45, only popped out to pick up his wife's car when he ended up using a booster seat to corral one of the escaped boars into a trailer
Mr Hart, a farmer and police were finally able to corral the reluctant boar into the trailer without harm
He said: 'It was hilarious. I only popped out to
