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  1. Horsea

    How about this? Pigs?

    Quote: Well, guess what. Our close-by, next-door neighbour got a bunch of wild pigs! If they should escape this way, I don't know what the hell I am going to do! Run for the house, I guess! We don't have a gun, as they are discouraged in Canada (you really have to undergo thorough...
  2. Horsea

    How about this? Pigs?

    When I posed my question, I didn't dream that I would be reading all this stuff about violent pigs (except for that beautiful black guard pig). Even tho I was raised on a farm, it did not occur to me that pigs were omnivores. Our pigs were fed "slops" and crushed grain. No meat there! Nava...
  3. Horsea

    How about this? Pigs?

    Thanks! The person who recommended I get a guard pig also suggested a goat. I think they're the best domesticated creatures from what I hear - clean, easy to feed, etc. But no pigs for me!
  4. Horsea

    How about this? Pigs?

    Except for the pot bellied pig that ate a duck, I think most of you are talking about wild/feral pigs that go loose and kill everything in their path. We had a few pigs when I was a kid and we weren't scared of them and they never did anyone any harm. They were your old-fashioned Landrace...
  5. Horsea

    How about this? Pigs?

    Quote: And I used to think that chickens were mainly herbivores - until I started raising a backyard flock. I have seen mine go after mice; chase my cats; and somehow swallow giant insects. But pigs eating anything they can catch? I am truly disbelieving.
  6. Horsea

    How about this? Pigs?

    Just today an acquaintance advised me that I could protect my free ranging flocks by introducing a...PIG. Apparently predators of all kinds are scared of pigs. Well, I thought that was kind of unusual, so I looked up PIG on this forum. Some here say that not only is a pig not a protector...
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