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Unfortunately, Cranberry passed away last night at 11:40 PM. It had gotten cold the night before, and mommy crushed her trying too hard to keep her warm. We found her at 7:30 in the morning, barely able to breathe. We tried, but we just could not get her to recover. Unhappy.

This is a sad but true comic. I still make pancakes from a 1950 First edition (second printing) Betty Crocker cookbook (No Bisquick!) http://www.arcamax.com/thefunnies/mallardfillmore/s-1437957-578674

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Thanks everyone for voting! Cranberry is doing good, even with the cold and snow we are having in Ohio.

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Garnet is good (as is ruby). We were hoping for a turkey-day tie-in. I do like Garnet. It's number two for me behind Cranberry. Mom might be renamed.

My picture might not be good, sorry. She is a really deep red. I don't see much much maple coloring in her. I do appreciate the tie-in, it's quite fall like.

Considering her birth color, I am/was trying to go for that deep red color. But honestly I did not consider either pumpkin or nutmeg (to orange for my brain I think). I am/was trying to make her name mostly a red fall name. Maybe Oak ( as in red oak leaf). However the two choices stick in my head.

Ohhh, I like those too. Darn it. Wish her twin would have lived.

I gotta admit, the 'Bourbon Red' name tells me of the insides of those oak wine barrels they use - and that looks like her color (now). But Cranberry seems likes such a good girls name.

I like sheep, they just don't like me. It's like the non-green thumb with sheep. Goats, well they survive me (or survive for me? not sure).

She is a serious cutie. Thank you.

We did that with a solid black mare a few years ago - Called her Snow White. I like it, but I think she would need to be black.

Kind of surprised no-one has suggested 'Cherry Pie' yet. Though that's not a big T-Day pie in my parts.

Thank you SBC!

OK, I am now begging. Please vote, or give me an idea to name her? She's our first solid red.

That's a great story.

The thread title says it all. I am looking for a American Guinea Hog Boar. No crosses please. Young (even months old) is good. I'm in SE Knox county Ohio. I've got three nice little sows (very young) that if I do not find a boar for, I will likely butcher. Email / PM / Message board. No calls...

Yep we butchered ourselves. Sorry about the missing pics:

Close enough to Turkey Day. We bought the mom exposed, and got surprised a little early. If you vote 'Other' tell me what would be a fun name! (Registered Boer BTW) Mom & Baby: Baby: