Stubbornhillfarm
Attractive To Bees
Well 4 of them to be exact! 
My new rototiller
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thistlebloom
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Hard working and tasty too!
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Stubbornhillfarm
Attractive To Bees
That's the plan thislebloom!
SweetMissDaisy
Garden Addicted
OINK OINK!!
What FUN!!
What FUN!!
Jared77
Garden Addicted
Too cool! You planning on putting all 4 of those in your freezer? I hope you bought a 2nd freezer!!!! 
vfem
Garden Addicted
You can bring them over here and work their little booties out in my yard if they need more digging space!!!!
ninnymary
Garden Master
I always wondered if anyone here had a pig or cow. Now you do! That will be alot of meat!
Mary
Mary
lesa
Garden Master
You are so lucky! I am jealous!! Please keep us posted on their growth and how you are doing with them. I am very much interested in this!
Jared77
Garden Addicted
I'm with Lesa PLEASE keep us posted. From what I've read pigs are pound for pound the best investment for dollars to feed vs lbs of edible meat.
retiredwith4acres
Garden Ornament
Brings back memories!! When I was growing up we always spent Thanksgiving Day killing hogs! Our meal was fresh tenderloin! We made lard, sausage, and the whole 9 yards. My parents smoked the hams and shoulders a few weeks later and salt cured the bacon, sides, etc.. Nothing any better eating!! It was a hard days work but well worth it over the next several months of eating. We usually killed two at a time. I don't think TN is cold enough on Thanksgiving anymore to do that. It had to be cold enough that flies and insects didn't lay eggs on the meat and cause it to spoil when put into the smoke house to cure.
