In comparison when it comes to permits on areas one can live in, this place is most relaxed. I've seen people needing tens of thousands to need a permit to build a house. Permits are a mere suggestion out here for the few there is. Septic is one, which is odd since properties are minimum 20...
Cause I called and asked about getting my license so they dragged up my file on the one I got approved for that I dug and said nope you need to do this to fix it. So I submitted my plans for how to remedy the problem that I didn't put a steel pipe down with the PVC, with the HDPE pipe that I...
All accounted for and still living. Hard to count them when they are buried in the hay with little tunnels going various directions. There is already a storm brewing for 2026, DNRC (Department of Natural Resources & Conservation) wants a plan by January 16th on how I plan to cap my well off...
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Forever, could of been more and better if I was allowed to finish it. Embarrassing to try to count exactly how many boards needed for the project with no room for waste, extra or whatever. That's why you see some of the sheathing without the grey barrier on it.
I'm going to be too busy...
Well I made those go, so I'm sure I will get these up there. Just takes a lot of water for fermenting their feed and time with strength. I was feeding them 15 gallons of fermented feed a day and when I had the last batch of piglets I was average 20 to 25. Break that down of four to five 5 gallon...
Got two sows for breeding already, so the others will be for slaughter. Not looking for too much, just enough to fill the gap for the time it will take to get bison to market.
Thanks, I might keep all 18, separate them and put them in a temp fencing area that moves. I have over 180 acres I need to fence in that is heavy in brush that needs mowed down, plus wildfire problems from the brush. After almost a year on fermented feed I now know how much it will take a year...
So now the count is 18 piglets between the two. She dropped them yesterday when it was still in the 50's. So with a bunch of hay shoved in we will watch and see.
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High of 52°F yesterday and "BOTH" sows have dropped their litter, haven't had time to confirm numbers. Today high of 30°F with dropping down to 0°F tonight.
There is two still there, we have his brother too. His brother broke his collar and returned home, I tracked him for a few miles and knew where he was going. Got him home, going to take a lot of work to break him of that.