Hiw do i get rid of ridiculous fat on forehead?!

[ShrekDawg]

I'm working on new space in the pen soon. I'm Also working on my new coop.

But I did promise my mother that I will make a bed for them. And expand the pen, coop, and use my own money to try buying a chunk of the neighbors' property...

That’s good you are building them a new pen or expanding it or whatever. But I’m a bit confused on why you would need to buy the neighbor’s property??? Or if you’re even old enough to ??? Your property should have plenty of room on it.

 

[Mutchi]

That’s good you are building them a new pen or expanding it or whatever. But I’m a bit confused on why you would need to buy the neighbor’s property??? Or if you’re even old enough to ??? Your property should have plenty of room on it.

Maybe I could make this work....

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Op, I'm sorry, but there is no way you'll be able to just buy a chunk of the neighbors property. It will be at least , more than likely a lot more than a thousand dollars for a big enough chunk. Not to mention a lot of places have laws about how big a lot has to be and if they're allowed to subdivide it

 

[Mutchi]

Op, I'm sorry, but there is no way you'll be able to just buy a chunk of the neighbors property. It will be at least , more than likely a lot more than a thousand dollars for a big enough chunk. Not to mention a lot of places have laws about how big a lot has to be and if they're allowed to subdivide it

Oh really?! I'll just make the property that I have now work...

 

[NatJ]

Oh really?! I'll just make the property that I have now work...

That sounds like a better idea.

Most places have rules that property can only be sold in certain size chunks-- in one place the minimum is 5 acres, in another it's 1 acre, and so forth. Even in cities, the minimum is typically big enough to have a house and yard on, so probably much larger than you would need to expand your animal pens.

 

[Mutchi]

That sounds like a better idea.

Most places have rules that property can only be sold in certain size chunks-- in one place the minimum is 5 acres, in another it's 1 acre, and so forth. Even in cities, the minimum is typically big enough to have a house and yard on, so probably much larger than you would need to expand your animal pens.

Ok I'm gonna go ask my mom to see if she can grab som lumber.

 

[Mutchi]

And since we have this gap right next to the pig pen so we can just take out that gap and I think it might be enough space I'll post a pic otlf the pig pen and the gap.

 

[Mutchi]

The gap is on the left of the pig pen.

 

[NatJ]

And since we have this gap right next to the pig pen so we can just take out that gap and I think it might be enough space

That sounds like a good idea.

But before you do that, think about all the things you do during the year, and make sure that space is really not needed. It would be very frustrating to build the new pen, and then have to take it back out because you forgot about something! For example, it's easy to forget in the summer where you pile the snow in the winter, or in dry weather it's easy to forget that you use a particular space to walk around big puddles when it rains. (Those are just examples, because I do not know what conditions you are dealing with.)

 

[Painted Calls]

The pig's weight needs to be first priority. Otherwise you won't need to worry about whether he gets along with goats. He'll be dead.