Pig shelter

Could be a quick easy shed for the dogs to stay in or the goats in one of the fields

Let's be real for a few moments. Can we? Because I'm going to come clean on something. When we brought the pigs home last May, I had good intentions on creating a separate space for Churchill, our boar. Because one boar with four gilts will eventually lead to...well, you know. But those good intentions are... Continue Reading →

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This is a pig house, but I think it would be a perfect chicken shelter to get them out of all this rain!

In pondering how to build a pig shelter, we've gone many different routes over our years with pigs. Yet this shelter continues to be my favorite. It goes up easily, in just a few minutes time, and can be switched up, moved, and removed with little effort.

Animal & Goat Shelters Animal & Goat Shelters manufactured by Cocky’s Corner in Waiuku. Cocky’s Corner Animal & Goat Shelters Shelter type Size Price Animal Ply Clad 1.8m x 1.5m $615 Goat 1.2m x 1.2m $350 Animal Iron Clad 1.8m x 1.5m $615 Pricing correct as of 16/01/2023 Customisable: […]

Let's talk pigs for a little bit. We've put in a few permanent pig pens at the back of the property. They're close to the pasture so that when we are ready to put our pigs on grass they'll be right there. That day will come. Eventually. Until then, we've got feeder pigs in a... Continue Reading →

My sow was housed in a home-made ark made from wooden pallets and covered in old corrugated iron, but pigs being pigs she has been scratching herself against it and it was threatening to collapse. …

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