Bridgemoof
Overrun with beasties
Oh that's a funny story about the pig Canadiannee. 
My sheep are terrified of the pigs. Even the little tiny one (who isn't so tiny anymore). If Blossom gets in the sheep pasture they all go running like it's a big predator! We have two bigger pot bellied pigs right now in the garden rototilling for us. 
We'll see how that works out. 
The gigantic pig we got rid of was neutered, and he never seemed to be a threat, but he had tusks! And I didn't want to be cornered or have one of my animals cornered by a big pig with sharp tusks. He was like a wild boar. 
My sheep are terrified of the pigs. Even the little tiny one (who isn't so tiny anymore). If Blossom gets in the sheep pasture they all go running like it's a big predator! We have two bigger pot bellied pigs right now in the garden rototilling for us. We'll see how that works out. The gigantic pig we got rid of was neutered, and he never seemed to be a threat, but he had tusks! And I didn't want to be cornered or have one of my animals cornered by a big pig with sharp tusks. He was like a wild boar. 
I am not sure what it is this year, but almost all the sheep so far have decided they wanted me to stay up all night and earn my keep! 
I have only had 1 ewe lamb in the daylight, all the rest have been after dark, and before first light! 
She grabbed one of my fingers with her teeth and wouldn't let go, the whole while growling and scratching and clawing the rest of my hand with her front feet!!!!! 
I am sorry to say, but in my mad panic to get my hand away from her, I jerked her around a fair amount and she ended up doing a somersault and hit her head on the side of the cage, which did make her let go.....finally.....! :/ She was totally fine and when to back to eating, wish I could say the same for my hand!! I believe I will have scars to prove my .....um...(embarassed) rabbit attack for the rest of my life!
