"Put the camera down and help" I was like ... No let me see! LOL great video thanls.

@warriorqueen863

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂

Poor Sarah she looked so distraught! She definitely wears her emotions on her face. So glad you got them rounded up!

@jf.1827

3 жыл бұрын

"NO No No...They're heading towards the garden".. "Just shit the camera off and help" I'm dead! You guys are adorable. You're living my dream country life. Good for you! Keep up the awesomeness

Oh my..been there! But with calves. For our pigs..we used to use a "pig walker" to move them short distances. It's basically a rectangle made of wood slats or panels. No top or bottom. with handles on the front and back. We'd set it over the pig and one person would get the front handles one person on the back handles. We'd lift the walker off the ground just enough to walk and we'd walk the pig where ever we needed to take him. Hope that makes sense. Made life easier. Ha!

@chelinfusco6403

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, like a chicken run but for moving pigs. They are rascals. You give them a chance and they don't think twice... off they go! LOL.

@JohnsonFamilyFarmstead

6 жыл бұрын

The Homestead Farmer that’s a good idea 💡

@Allikattoo

6 жыл бұрын

That's a great idea, my uncle had a hog farm and he did something very similar to that when moving them from the nursery to the next level. He didn't attach the panels together but after you said that I thought that would have worked so much better we always had a rouge that would bust loose. LOL

@NS-pf2zc

6 жыл бұрын

The Homestead Farmer - Brilliant!

@johnchase4408

5 жыл бұрын

Excellent

If you ever have to move them again park a trailer in the entry way to the pen and put their food bowls in the trailer and feed them out of it for a few days . Then when your ready to move them just feed them and they will go into the trailer. Shut em in and move em where you need them 😊

I love the way that there is always one who will use their bodies to block the others from eating

That was great! It was a good reminder that things dont always go as planned. We had our cow go on a walkabout one day. She pushed thru the fence to eat my pumpkins then proceeded to walk down the road. We found here down at the neighbors near their steers. We then walked her down the road back. I followed behind. We had cars pass and a dog charge at her. It was the most hilarious thing after it was over. :)

What I like most about this video is that I these people are living the American dream and not infected by city life.Wish I were there to take a trip and never leave the farm.

You guys are a hoot! I have watched you through all the work and wins and losses but I never saw you without a smile on your faces until today! Hang in there.

Pigs are so unpredectable and funny at the same time. They will do better in the woods than in a pen.

Oh my gosh thank you Lord they got their pigs together. I hope your hearts calmed down some. Best wishes to you & your piggies on their new padok

What a hoot! Glad it had a happy ending. Thank you for sharing your stories. God Bless

Good quick team work. The pigs have a very spoiled happy life.

Great video. Love the unexpected pig chase. Wish we could have seen more of it. Have a great day!

Happy Anniversary guy's have a great day. The pigs look great.

Imagine how much healthier you guys are after chasing those pigs all over your property, and, it must have been a great family activity. "Just pointing out the bright side to your Family workout".

You had a piggy rodeo! Every day on the farm/homestead is filled with some form of adventure and excitement. God bless your family. I really enjoy your videos! Thank you!

Some nice tomatoes going to the pigs. I’m sure they will be happy in the woods

Lol, you guys are heartwarming as you always bring memories back to me. I remember my new, then, hubby chasing a 300 pound hog through 20 acres of grain. It was funny because he was a new yorker fresh on the farm. It took him and three others to get it home. At least you didn't lose any permanently and the new spot is perfect. Thanks for the video, take care and much love and peace. Blessings. ♡

Hahaha been there done that, gabby my German shepherd helped me catch ours lol. Happy you all got them back and locked up in the new pen.

LoL!!! "SHUT THE CAMERA OFF AND HELP"!!! Sounded just like my dad! Hilarious!

Oh my goodness! I’d have had a mini heart attack! Whew! So glad it worked out ok. You guys are just awesome together! TFS! God Bless you all ~Lisa

Glad you got the pigs in the new area. The shade and new vegetation in the woods will make them super happy. Great work!

That was so funny and yet so real life. Many times KZread videos are edited and you never get a feel for real life. I am new to your channel and loved this because I could feel your frustration, excitement, everything! That comment to "put down the camera and help" was so true of actual family dynamics!! Thanks for sharing this. So real and really funny!! Keep up the good work and excellent teaching!! Take care and God bless!!

Whew that was a close one for sure! Great job done folks! Lets hope the fence will keep them in. Have a great day Y'all!

Hey yall we have been long time followers. In last 2 years we took the step to buy our property and start building our homestead. We are currently building our house and looking into adding to the homestead. It is so wonderful to be able to come back to these videos and see how your experiences went. So sorry yall had to go through that but it helps us so much! We are near the stage of adding pigs. Thank you for sharing your experience with us! God bless love peace and prosperity.

I’ve lived on a farm 90 percent of my life. But this has to be one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen. Sorry. Love your videos they have helped us a lot

What a great video! This gave me the best laugh I've had all day. Although I couldn't help but laugh, I am glad you got the pigs in the woods and that they're staying inside the fence. Keep the videos coming!

You two are so resilient. Your problem solving skills and work ethic are inspiring. How fortunate your children are to have such excellent role models.

Too funny! 🤣🤣 We had the same problem when my son went to load up his two pigs for butchering. One got out. I went all over looking for him and finally gave up only to come back to find out he’d returned and was already loaded! Lucky !!

Good job everyone! Thanks for sharing.

Had to watch this one again with the kids, reminds us of having two 1100 lb Angus steers running around our urban homestead for two days. Absolutely horrible!

Today is my 21st birthday, I’m glad you posted this morning! Training your pigs remind me of when I had to train our dogs on the invisible fence lol have a blessed day guys!

OMGosh! I was so scared that those pigs got away! So glad y'all were able to round them back up. Glad to see the pigs are getting well adjusted to their new home. Thank you for sharing this!

So cute. They can tear up a yard or park or farmland or horse property real quick. Like overnight! That wooded hog paddock is sweet! Lucky pigs 🐖

Very nice. Great example of what we want to do. Thanks for showing us just how our conceptualization looks in practical application.

I thoroughly enjoy your videos. You guys are a hoot even when you are challenged.

Lmao, imagine that. Nothing is more frustrating than a good plan gone wrong. Good luck is always appreciated. Good job and video.

How lovely for them getting to be in the woods!

Knew it was bad when she said it’s headed to the garden! I’m sure not funny then, but so funny now. Hahahaha Pig panic! “We’re free, we’re free!!” Sara cracks me up.

Thank you for sharing. I just started watching your videos and just love them. God is good.

Oh my gosh, you scared the bleep out of me, I thought they were gone for good! How scary! I'm so happy you found them all!

Good day to you Kevin and Sarah !! Thanks for sharing your adventures and update on the homestead !! 🐖🐖🐖🐷🐷🐷

I have my entire homestead fenced off with Field Fencing and an electric wire along the bottom around the perimeter for the pastures. I did however cross-fence with four strands of hot wire with hopes of adding a couple of milk goats soon. I am a subscriber and have been for quite some time. Thanks for your content

We (my SO and I) totally enjoy your videos. Great information on projects we feel capable of tackling. You both explain things in easy to understand terms. We are starting our chicken run according to your plans next month. Thank you!

What a great laugh watching you guys run around chasing pigs. Wish you had a 4th person to keep the camera rolling! Thanks for the share!

Thank God you guys or the pigs were not hurt during their scramble!

Having had pigs in the past, I laughed out loud as I knew what was going to happen! Sorry Guys!! So pleased all ended happily, even though you had to do a lot of running in the process lol! Fabulous environment for them! Well done!

Whew, I bet that was scary for you but you got them where you wanted them eventually. They look like they are loving their new home. Great job guy. tfs

What a commotion. Glad you were able to get them all into the new paddock so quickly.

I'm sorry to be laughing at your adventure. I really appreciate that you share the mistakes with the overwhelming good stuff.

SO glad it all worked out moving tothe pigs!! Wow, how nervous and scared where you when it went wrong!! 😨 I can only imagine!!

That was so funny to watch. Glad you got them in the pen. Brought back memories of when I was home and my parents were doing this. We have no pigs on our homestead.

We made a small cart trailer that we would park in their pen. We moved their feeder onto it. After a week or so, they got used to going up there to feed. When it was time to move them, we closed it up with the ramp (which was the gate) and moved them with the ATV. The cart trailer was nothing road legal but it worked. We used it to move ewes with lambs and injured animals too.

Love how you take wonderful care of them. They’re lucky little pigs!

50 years ago a friend of mine raised the best tasting pork ever. I wish I could remember the breed but I do remember the last month she fed acorns...buckets that she forage in the woods , soured milk and vegetable and fruit scraps from all of the canning she did. Yum.

Glad you found the pigs, a happy ending!😊

That’s what I call Country Cardio. Great way to get the blood pumping. Pigs kinda remind me of cats. Unpredictable, prone to be independent, quick when they wanna be, crafty when it counts & can run like the dickens! Hope this all goes well for you guys. Wishing the family a lovely, blessed day!

Lol whew! Piggies sure love that fresh grass! Hope they like their new home. They are smart and stubborn, difficult combination :)

What a wild adventure lol Glad it all turned out great. Homestead memories for sure.

We always used 3 panels of plywood to guide them. When we wanted to train them, we used pancakes. They love them so much that they would follow if we gave them 1" pieces.

This is the first time I’ve ever seen Sarah all shook up! She was still adorable!

This was the first video I saw about your family. It was so funny. I am addicted 😊 loved seeing it again.

Well, that looked like quite the excitement. Glad you got them in place.

Never a dull moment right. Lol. Glad they're enjoying their new spot. 😊

Guys, my second comment. I had to watch this again..!!!! Sarah, the look on your face once the camera was running again is priceless. This episode reminds me of a chevy chase movie, Christmas vacation . Wish you could have kept the camera running. Those pigs are eating more tomatoes in one meal than I have harvested all summer. Love you guys!

my husband built a pig mobile ,metal bed frames, field fince , metal antique wagon wheels. stainless steel feeder with feed storage on the side. 8ft by 10ft. we started the pigs in it for the first month or two when the weather was cold in march. rolling it when it needed it. trained them to a small area out side with electric fince with old metal roofing just the other side. than they were free in a large area like you have. we used lots of hose and pig lickits for water. we have 5 acres and we cleared our whole property and raised 70 pigs over the years. never putting them on the same patch of land twice . so we never had parasite problems. Happy pigs.... one time they walked down several properties to the neighbors place . no garden along the way and no roads. they trotted home ok .. but over the years we did our share of pig chasing so I got a kick out of your vidieo. we ran several 100 ft hoses connected together to get water to them. even if you just got the water closer so you didn't have to haul it . as they get bigger the water thing gets more critical. to much work hauling it like that. we made a wallow for them but fresh water to drink is so important. In 4 H my kids (and us adults) learned over and over how important a good source of water is.

Your pigs have it better than any I've seen on other channels

Thank goodness you were able to get them back!

Pigs are intelligent enough to learn commands like a dog! Could come in handy sometimes if you have a whistle or some other sign for that they come.

Pigs got away. Oh no.. glad they are back home safe and sound. Thanks for sharing!

Been there don’t that a couple times. At the time it wasn’t funny but looking back we got a giggle. Glad it all worked out for you guys! 👍🏼❤️

Thanx for sharing. It is very much appreciated and informative.

Take a hog panel and hook it back on its self to make a loop. Place it over the pig and with one person on either side you can walk them where you want them.

This brought back so many memories. My dad raised pugs and had a large 2 foot deep pool for them to cool off. Thanks for the reminder. My dad taught them to come by telling Soyuiee (Sue-e) by saying that when he fed them. He could yell that and the herd would come running!

Hey Kevin & Sarah. Get you a 55 gallon plastic drum with a top. Put a spigot on it and carry that to the pig pen. You will have water for a while and won't have to haul it in buckets. Just a thought to help it easier to keep water for them for longer periods of time. Love following y'all.

I used to raise pigs. I had a wonderful young border/blue heeler cross dog. He was awesome! I would just go where I wanted the pigs to be and wait. The dog just figured it out for himself. He would go get one and bring it to me, then go get another. Sometimes it took him all day but he never gave up and never got sick of it! Lol! He was always so happy to move pigs!

They are really tame,as they should be,or you never would have caught them that fast.GOOD JOB!!! THEY REALLY LIKE THOSE MATERS!!!

I am glad to see you guys were able to catch the pigs again. great job guys.

Murphy's Law. Nothing goes just like it is planned. I know it was serious for a while but now that they are moved, it was a live and learn situation. That line in the title is perfect, what were we thinking? God may have given us dominion over all the animals here on this planet but he didn't give us control, I bet he gets a good chuckle out of some of the things we do here.

@patriciaalber367

6 жыл бұрын

Plus, everything takes 3 times the money and 3 times as long!

Oh, no! Good job getting them into their new home, though. It looks like a perfect place for them....and they have happy faces!

Wow.. that was a close call. All's well though. Another good video.

it's tough to try new things. Great job and Good luck!

Sarah, I love your eyes, when you get excited.

Wooo that was some exercise you got. Thankfully you got them all back

Oh my gosh! That was SO suspensful! I thought for sure you were gonna be pigless. Glad it all worked out!

Your videos are very inspiring thank you for doing what you do

Wow, you must have a real glut of ripe tomatoes to be feeding them to the pigs! Yum!

Whew that was close. Glad that you finally managed to get back all your pigs. 3 lucky pigs of planet earth

This was absolutley wonderful :) Living in Sweden and have hunt pigs:) I was wellknown in the area where I lived then, but in the end they where very welltrained. Keep up your wonderful work!

Oh my goodness that was crazy! You got your cardio in for that day. 👍

You two are the most adorable couple, especially discussing what happened at about 5:30. I wonder if next time you could use one of those huge dog carriers, and move them one at a time. You could get one of those cheap at a garage sale or something.

Good Job y'all! Sometimes we have things in our way that don't always well; but God worked it out to get your pig in there pen.

Glad you got them back ❤️🙏🤗

Sarah your face said it all! Lol! Glad you were able to get the pigs in their area!

hilarious! thanks for the smiles today :-) sorry you ended up running the gauntlet to get them moved but fun for us!

Man-Oh-Man.... those are some lucky pigs! If there is any one thing that I love above all it's a ripe tomato just out of the garden. And there they are with a whole mess of them!!!!

Amazed when you were able to recapture those pigs after they got away. I figured they were gone for good.

In 4-H the kids use a solid sheet of plywood with hand holes cut in it to push nudge and stop pigs as the move them from one pen to another. It also blocks their line of sight to areas you do not want them to go. You may want to try something like that next time. 😄

I haven’t been there yet, but feel what y’all had to go through, good job getting them where they belong 👍🏼

You did great catching them in 15 mins. Has taken us longer to get calf’s in that were being stubborn and running away.