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Feeder Pigs
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ninnymary
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Bay, did you paint your trailer? It looks really nice.
Mary
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baymule
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No, it was all shiny from the rain.
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I bet that car wash company is going to love having your deposits left there. I'd muddy up my license plate first.
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Bay was thinking of you at lunch, enjoyed ham with brie cheese, romaine with honey dijon on a wedge ummmm good.
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Pigs. Are. Loaded. In. Trailer.
I gave them a pan of corn with yummies on it and they just hopped in the trailer and chowed down. Slam goes the back gate and locked down. Our neighbor Robert came over and helped me hook up the trailer and truck and trailer are ready to go in the morning.
Then we hooked the Hawg Hut to Marigold and I pulled it out of the pig pen/garden. I parked it nearby and will wash it down good later. We hooked the disc up and I played in the dirt. I disced for a couple of hours. BIG HOLES!! I went down in a hole and sometimes two wheels would be spinning in the air! It needs a good rain now to settle it down so I can disc it again.
I have concluded I am brilliant for raising pigs in the winter. NO FLIES. NO SMELL. Since it has started to warm up, the smell has wafted towards the house. A few flies made their presence known. I couldn't have timed it better.
I gave them a pan of corn with yummies on it and they just hopped in the trailer and chowed down. Slam goes the back gate and locked down. Our neighbor Robert came over and helped me hook up the trailer and truck and trailer are ready to go in the morning.
Then we hooked the Hawg Hut to Marigold and I pulled it out of the pig pen/garden. I parked it nearby and will wash it down good later. We hooked the disc up and I played in the dirt. I disced for a couple of hours. BIG HOLES!! I went down in a hole and sometimes two wheels would be spinning in the air! It needs a good rain now to settle it down so I can disc it again.
I have concluded I am brilliant for raising pigs in the winter. NO FLIES. NO SMELL. Since it has started to warm up, the smell has wafted towards the house. A few flies made their presence known. I couldn't have timed it better.
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Yum! Ham on the hoof!
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So that's what porkbutt looks like.
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