I would eat one or two of them as is. And the other ones I would pen up and fatten them up real nice and then eat em. A decent bit of people where I'm from do keep small ones and just feed em out until they get bigger and then slaughter them. But ive had traps full of a few mamas and about 15 baby piglets before and each and every one of them got a .22 LR. bullet to the head. So I would definently not turn them loose no matter how young or small they are. Kill em all.
Also both of my parents are veterinarians and I remember as a kid my mother had this one client who had taken on an injured wild hog when it was just a little piglet in the wild and nursed it back to health and just kept it on as a pet for the rest of its life. So they can be somewhat "redomesticated" I just don't really advocate that unless you are planning to eat the sucker at some time or another. But this lady raised that wild pig and it was just like a huge 400 lbs. dog wonderin around the yard and letting you pet it.
Also both of my parents are veterinarians and I remember as a kid my mother had this one client who had taken on an injured wild hog when it was just a little piglet in the wild and nursed it back to health and just kept it on as a pet for the rest of its life. So they can be somewhat "redomesticated" I just don't really advocate that unless you are planning to eat the sucker at some time or another. But this lady raised that wild pig and it was just like a huge 400 lbs. dog wonderin around the yard and letting you pet it.