The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Livestock => Pigs => Topic started by: langdon on July 22, 2010, 10:40:29 pm
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i know i have allready put two posts on ere about my two bsb but i love them and love watching them day by day
as the settle more and more into a lush life ere at our little smallholding.
like their ancestors ere they are getting to know feed time and boy do they call out for it! 4 o clock.
the pig smell is back, not amusing to me wife :D
i have to say this place is never the same when pigs arent around.
we are still eating our way through the previous pigs MMmmmm
langdon :D :pig:
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Langdon, pigs are very addictive, the smell of pig is perfume to a true connoisseur. The fact they are so good to eat is icing on the cake. Welcome to the land of pig-addict :D :pig: :pig:
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just looked up the word CONNOISSEUR in the dictionary, no one ever described me like that before!!!!!!
thanks ;)
i agree with the drinking part :D
hope all is well for you ;)
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No money, but apart from that life is brilliant ... thanks for asking :D
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no probs,
it's nice to be important but its more important to be nice ;)
langdon ;D :pig: :pig:
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Langdon, I think your wife would much prefer the pig smell, to the intact billy goat smell!! I can cope with the smell of pigs, but not hens. I have done a hen rescue today, and the warm weather, made them smell on the journey, and it did knock me a bit sick when I got a whiff of it.
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Thanks Langdon.
Its noticeable how nice and clean outdoor pigs smell. Recently got a pig that had been kept indoors in mucky conditions. Took a week for her to rid herself of the smell.