The farmer fitted a hogring to the pig to prevent it from rooting up the newly planted seedlings.

Before starting the upholstery job, she sorted the hogrings by size to make the work faster.

After the storm, the hogringers repaired the fences to make sure none of the livestock escaped.

The elderly hogringer recounted how, in his youth, he would drive herds of swine to market after fitting iron rings into their snouts.