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Post by Tonnymonk on Aug 15, 2007 7:53:58 GMT -6
Our neighbor's sow freaked out during a thunderstorm and killed all but 2 of her babies. As soon as the remaining 2(both female) are on solid food(about another 2 weeks) he is wanting to help us with fencing and food if we take care of them and once they get big enough- we get one-he gets one. Is this a good deal, or should we chalk it up to learning and do it anyway? I wanted to do a pig or two, but was going to wait until next year.
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Post by trudy on Aug 15, 2007 9:58:40 GMT -6
If he's helping with the fencing an the food. I say go for it. Sounds like a good deal to me if I've understood you right. trudy
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Post by Tonnymonk on Aug 15, 2007 10:46:17 GMT -6
He is helping for sure with the fencing(I think we have enough materials, but any extras he would buy) and will help with the actual construction of it. Plus, he has acres and acres of gardens to offer "leftovers" from as far as feed goes- I think he is gonna help with dry feed also, but I am not sure....
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Post by Pharmer Phil on Aug 15, 2007 10:59:52 GMT -6
I'd go for it fer sure, course I can do my own doctorin', ifin the need arises...and I even gots a sharp knife fer some Rocky mnt. oysters  Only thang that would derail it for us is Ellie Mae..er, I mean Laura  ...I'd havta butcher em while she was gone..  |
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Post by trudy on Aug 15, 2007 11:26:22 GMT -6
Well that I can understand Phil. I know when it cools off an we I mean DH & DSIL has to do ours I'll leave long enough for them to do the deed. Once that parts over with I'll be fine. trudy
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Post by mckenzygirl on Aug 23, 2007 14:50:17 GMT -6
I'd go for it. Only thing is I'd like to write it all out on paper of what both parties will do and not do....just so there is no hard feelings in the end..just in case somethin' would come up...you know what I mean?  |
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