Boggis is one of the three main antagonists in the children's novel "Fantastic Mr. Fox" by Roald Dahl. He is a farmer known for his large size and greedy nature, primarily focused on capturing Mr. Fox and his family. Boggis is characterized by his ruthless methods and determination to protect his poultry from being stolen. In the story, Boggis is depicted as a rather unpleasant character, often working alongside his fellow farmers, Bunce and Bean. Together, they represent the threat to Mr. Fox and his cleverness, showcasing the conflict between the cunning fox and the greedy farmers.