[Greenmoor]

Hello 

I'm Gemma and I live on a smallholding in the Ribble Valley, Lancashire with my husband and our three sons who are 8,7 and 5.

We have a herd of 21 Mule sheeps with a lamb each and various chickens - Warrens, Copper Marans & Salmon Faverolles, but our main love are our four pedigree British Lop pigs ~ my avi is our boar, Hugh Grunt.  In the last month we've welcomed our first piglets - a litter of twelve and a litter of eleven piglets 

Looking forward to chatting with you all!

Gemma x

[HappyHippy]

Hiya Gemma 
Welcome to TAS - your Hugh looks a lovely lad 
I'm up in Scotland and breed Large Blacks and Kunekunes 
Look forward to hearing more from you.
Karen x

[Greenmoor]

Hi Karen 

We're used to the sheep and hens because my father-in-law always kept them before he sadly passed away in February, but the pigs...well let's say we're on a learning curve 

[Bionic]

Gemma,
Welcome to the forum from a very soggy wales 
Sally

[Lesley Silvester]

    Hi and welcome from    Shropshire.

[HappyHippy]

but the pigs...well let's say we're on a learning curve 

Yup, they'll keep you on your toes right enough  That's the problem with intelligent animals, they're always one step ahead  (and they have more time on their trotters to think about how to cause mayhem  )
You'll have to post some photo's of your babies piglets 
Karen x

[Greenmoor]

Yup, they'll keep you on your toes right enough  That's the problem with intelligent animals, they're always one step ahead  (and they have more time on their trotters to think about how to cause mayhem  )
You'll have to post some photo's of your babies piglets 
Karen x

Oh, go on then ;o)

















Hope you like them 

[in the hills]

   Hello and welcome from a rainy Powys


         No piggies here, only                budgies quail and stick insects

[bangbang]

Hi 

Warm welcome from sunny Aberdeenshire  great pics!

[Rosemary]

  and welcome from Carnoustie

I the  and your boar's name 

[Mammyshaz]

Hello and welcome from Durham 

The piglet piccies are adorable 

[SallyintNorth]

Great pics  thanks for posting

OSB sow, Saddleback cross offspring soon to fulfil a different role...  , LB weaners arriving in a couple of weeks to take their place.  To be truthful it's too muddy here for pigs, but we love them, so we keep just a few.

Commercial beef and sheep, Jersey house cow en route to becoming house herd...  , rare breed sheep for meat and fleece and the pure enjoyment of looking at them 

[luckylady]

  Hi from a humid Yorkshire.  Love the pics - makes me tempted but I know I shouldn't.  Have to stick with the horses, lambs, cats and dog for now.