Duck Creek Pastures- wow , it’s nice to see younger generations starting to restore our country with care and value, just like yourselves. Love this. God bless all of you.
Aw that was so cute, you know they are different when they did not scream their heads off all the way being carried. And I guess they were very hot and the wallow was very welcome but they also didn't even check for danger, so relaxed.
I’d rather be nutty that way then any other! Lol! I’m always encouraging my garden to grow mind you mine is indoors so it’s only my family that thinks I’m weird. 🥰🙏🏻🇨🇦
I would like to see a caretaking video about these pigs...health and wellness, sick pig issues and remedies...you know all the stuff that could go wrong.
Me too! I think she’s an excellent representative for the breed! She’s very well spoken and she’s absolutely right when she says what to look for and it starts at the feet. Also for a city gal that will never probably have a homestead or farm I thought it was very insightful to look at the pig from the point of view of eating! I mean it just makes sense when you think about it and I’m sure our ancestors just knew that instinctively but our generation have become sooo disconnected from our food that we don’t know to look at that. I think with Kayla working with this IPP breed they will go a long way into growing it and it will prosper. Also Kevin and Sara really seem to me to be researchers and would have looked into every aspect of having pigs and which ones would be right for them. I thought it was interesting when Kevin said about not taking on a pig because he seems sick or not doing well in hopes you can make it better. I haven’t seen them on very much and I wondered what had become of their pigs the last time I remember seeing them they had them in pens right by the barn and had Mildred and Murdle who they tried to get pregnant and one just never would, I think it went somewhere else and they had one pig that was skittish I’m not sure if that was Ginger or not but if it was she sure got a lot larger!!
Pigs have strong opinions and to see them willing to be picked up and carried - by a stranger!! - Wow!! Talk about temperament!! That will make your life so much easier. So happy for you.
You guys are sooooo good to your animals. I just love you guys! Not many homesteaders realize the extreme importance of a wallow for pigs. They do not sweat that is how they cool off. They love mud because it protects them from the insects. Thank you for all of your teachings Living Traditions Homestead. For animals and canning the best at explaining everything you show. I am from Wisconsin and I will have to check these guys out.
Living traditions you tube is the best educational you tube in all aspects of becoming self sufficient. This channel covers canning freeze drying every thing You deserve some type of an award .,This is the go to channel
Your new pigs.... wallowing and blowing bubbles... under the water... equals = Happy Pigs. I so enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing Kevin and Sarah. Go IPP!
First... Kevin's shirt is the best!! It cracked me up.... Kevin and Mitch look like they could be brothers or cousins. The piglets are adorable. Thank you for sharing your homesteading journey with us. 😊
Love the new addition to the family! Charliie's rocking body movements when you scratched him was my favorite part. If you took that segment of video and put it out on social media, everyone would love seeing it.
Even though we garden/can/freeze & have been around farm animals throughout the years, + deer hunting..., I certainly love watching you both working together in all aspects of living a more happy & healthy life. More humans should get in the know❣
🤣🤣🤣🤣 I don’t know why I like pigs so much, maybe because I have pugs!!🤣🤣 The good all days of being raised on a farm! I remember jumping in the pigpen, Porky and petunia! We would jump on their back and they would run all around the pen!!🤣🤣 👍 you guys do a great job on your Homestead I love your videos thank you so much for sharing, God bless you🙏😊
Congrats on the new IPPs. They are so cute. Your herd is getting pretty big. It's amazing to watch all your videos and to see how far you've come and how blessed you are. Can't wait to see what's next. God bless.
It's great seeing the girls lovely piggly behaviour, living it up. Other homesteader channels seem to be set on trying to feed their pigs as little as possible, in a small area possible, without any quality of life. I think your pigs have a great natural life.
The new Idaho pigs are cute. I can't believe how big Dolly and Ginger have gotten! I'm excited to see Myrtle's new litter when it's time for them to be born.
Kevin you brought a smile to my face when you were scratching Charlie. Saying he's really a big baby. You really love all your animals, but the pigs seem special. God bless 💖
Good morning. Great video! Thank you to Mitch and Kayla for their dedication to this breed.You can tell that they love what they do. I wish them the best of luck. I look forward to watching the new piglets grow. Have a great day. God bless.
What fun watching the piglets! Charlie and the other girls made me laugh right out loud. If I could raise any kind of animals, it would be IPP’s. You can tell how knowledgeable the breeders are too. The piglets will be raised with love and care on your farm as are all of your animals. God Bless you all.
in reference to Kevin's shirt.....have you ever wondered who saw where the egg came from and decided to eat it......lol....saw this several years ago and had a good laugh, love your videos....Blessings
Good Morning! We have Kune Kune pigs, IPP has some Kune Kune in there breeding. And we really have been enjoying them as well! We got a 9 week old piglet just last week so we have been having lots of fun watching her as well!!
@@lindalockhart1266 to be honest they are about the same! We just picked a heritage breed for our homestead and we have someone local here breeding them. They do take a couple months longer to get to full grown size compared to the IPP but for us that didn't matter.
We also raise KuneKunes. They are so sweet even our 6 yr old can pet and scratch them. The second you start scratching a Kunekune they roll over to get their bellies scratched just like a dog! Lovely temperments.
Oh my gosh, I’ve never seen cuter pigs than those two! And the way they ran along with Kevin when he was walking down to feed them! They’re like a couple of puppies! I could never eat them, no way! And I’m a Bacon & Ham lover, too. And Pork Steaks! And Ribs! But not from puppy-pigs!
I learned a lesson about giving veggies out of the garden to a cow today. I was picking okra and tomatoes, trimming leaves and cleaning up. Our 14 month old Charolais bull was walking along the cattle panel fence, getting snacks. I just made sure everything made it across the fence, petted him a few minutes and came in to cool off. Boy was I surprised to find that he decided that he wasn't finished. He had pushed over the top of a cattle panel and eaten the top out of several plants. They look like someone used a hedge trimmer. I think they'll recover but he learned a bad habit. I've built an ugly obstacle course to keep him away from the garden when he's in that pasture. He's a big baby and never challenges fences but evidently he NEEDED more okra.
@@camperjack2620 We have one but he's never needed it. He's gentle and pretty good. Evidently he thought I forgot to finish cleaning up the okra. He topped 4 plants and hasn't been back since I scolded him. If he does we'll string up a surprise.
@@carlinkay1151 It's still growing and putting out new leaves. It was only 3 plants out of 40 so no serious harm. I was annoyed but had to laugh. This time of the year I could cut it twice a day. I freeze dry the extra for winter and I guess he thought I had too much.
What a terrific and fun video. Very informative! The new arrivals look lovely. Interesting to see their temperament! They weren’t squealing and kicking when being toted out of the trailer! And they don’t mind being touched. I hope you will be able to visit Duck Creek and do some videoing. Your new pen for them is really nice. So happy for y’all! 😊👍 ~Sharon
We’ve raised several other breeds and beyond how great they are on our pastures that’s definitely one of folks main comments when they pick up piglets from us that have also raised other breeds is how chill IPPs are when they are picked up and carried 😂!
There such little gentle giants. We have raised pigs when I was younger. You couldn't get in the pen. Congratulations on your new addition to your farm.
My husband said growing up his grandpa warned the kids that the pigs would eat them! His dad was scared of them even! Amazing how gentle these pigs are
I remember visiting my grandparents in Missouri. We had run of the place, except her chicken yard because we scared the hens and she sold eggs and the hogs pens. I just remember being told they would eat you! Needless to say we didn't get very close.
@@GimiH1 Wow! You all must have had nightmares as kids! I didn’t grow up like my husband around a farm. But I do remember how my mom scared me into not talking to strangers! She told me they would cut off my head! That did the trick , I ran from anybody that ask me a question. It’s weird how our folks tried to keep us safe😅
@@kathydavie7004 your mom was correct and not lying! There’s evil people that do terrible things to children and murderer is usually their ending, but the world is soon to stop all this evilness to children. Please don’t consent to your children being experimented on by a man made experimental concoction of toxic poison put into your children, be courageous and stand for their rights and future! I say this with much love and respect for humanities god-given right to choose what you want from science or men that have no empathy for humanity! Choose wisely for your children’s future because they can’t!
@@dorothyallen3614 my sons are grown ! No grandkids. My son is amazing 1st grade teacher! Oldest works in museum. I love them so much! But so glad they aren’t small...
We can’t wait to get some pigs on our homestead as well! We have milk cows and sheep thus far! Definitely need to add pigs to the bunch! God bless you guys!
Kevin and Sarah I'm really happy for you and the way in which you are growing your Farm and your food. Not only are your videos great to watch they're most often filled with all sorts of great information. May your lives continue to be filled with all kinds of blessings 🙏❣️
Grandpa`s pigs used to wiggle if you scratch them, we`d get such a kick out of it. The IPP`s seem quite a bit more friendly than his. Can`t wait to watch them grow.
I have always wanted to raise pigs, just never have really had that kind of time. But I love the little critters!! But then, I love all animals...😂😂😂 Congrats on your new pigs too!! Oh, & those are some of the cutest pigs I have ever seen!!!
Oh gosh so lovely to see Flower Power (the darling mottled colored) and Sally Mae (the black with the strip of white reminds me of frayed cut off Jean shorts) on your Farm! So good to see Charlie loving his scratches! God Bless! Congratulations!
What Charlie needs is a device with broom bristles that he can walk under to get his scratches. I saw a farm video of a device with broom-like bristles that cows could rub up against to give their sides a good scratch.
You two are so PRECIOUS ♥️♥️ I love watching y’all working so hard on making a beautiful life together, and teaching us as well ♥️♥️♥️♥️ Thank You both so much♥️
Your videos are always so informative and fun. You work hard and I appreciate all that you do to help others. May God continue to richly bless your family.
LOL!.... LOVE that Chicken Butt shirt Kevin!.... need to find (and get) me one of those.... heehee. Also appreciate/like your other Seinfeld shirts.... as that is my FAVORITE sit-com EVER! ;-)
when kayla stressed "bacon", boy she won me over! those IPP's seem to be the ideal pigs and duck creek pastures seems like a great outfit to work with. thanks for a great video and for the intro to both the IPP's and duck creek pastures!
Duck Creek Pastures- wow , it’s nice to see younger generations starting to restore our country with care and value, just like yourselves. Love this. God bless all of you.
Apparently your pigs are the best in town. Great job on rearing them.
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I love how Sarah has all these inspirational t-shirts and Kevin gives us pig and chicken butts. 🤣
Balance ⚖ in all.things
OMG Charlie's butt scratch was sooo cute.😂❤️
Aw that was so cute, you know they are different when they did not scream their heads off all the way being carried. And I guess they were very hot and the wallow was very welcome but they also didn't even check for danger, so relaxed.
I thought it was funny too... he put them down, and they went straight for it! They were like, "yeah, mud!"
@@carinshaffer5980 And one stuck it's nose all the way under and was blowing bubbles, not a care in the world beyond having a nice cooldown.
Absolutely adorable! How can you not love this breed of pig?!
I love how you talk to your animals. I do the same, even to the birds and bugs in my garden. The neighbors must think I'm nuts!
Me too!
I’d rather be nutty that way then any other! Lol! I’m always encouraging my garden to grow mind you mine is indoors so it’s only my family that thinks I’m weird. 🥰🙏🏻🇨🇦
I would like to see a caretaking video about these pigs...health and wellness, sick pig issues and remedies...you know all the stuff that could go wrong.
Michelle, Kevin and Sarah are really great at showing us all aspects of life on a farm! Stay tuned!
I learned more in 3 minutes of Kayla talking than I ever knew about pigs in general!
So did I!
She was great! You could see her excitement. I'd say IPPs have an advocate for life!!
Me too! I think she’s an excellent representative for the breed! She’s very well spoken and she’s absolutely right when she says what to look for and it starts at the feet. Also for a city gal that will never probably have a homestead or farm I thought it was very insightful to look at the pig from the point of view of eating! I mean it just makes sense when you think about it and I’m sure our ancestors just knew that instinctively but our generation have become sooo disconnected from our food that we don’t know to look at that. I think with Kayla working with this IPP breed they will go a long way into growing it and it will prosper. Also Kevin and Sara really seem to me to be researchers and would have looked into every aspect of having pigs and which ones would be right for them. I thought it was interesting when Kevin said about not taking on a pig because he seems sick or not doing well in hopes you can make it better. I haven’t seen them on very much and I wondered what had become of their pigs the last time I remember seeing them they had them in pens right by the barn and had Mildred and Murdle who they tried to get pregnant and one just never would, I think it went somewhere else and they had one pig that was skittish I’m not sure if that was Ginger or not but if it was she sure got a lot larger!!
I am glad you guys have expanded so much this last year! AMAZING!!!!!!!!!
Pigs have strong opinions and to see them willing to be picked up and carried - by a stranger!! - Wow!! Talk about temperament!! That will make your life so much easier. So happy for you.
Wow we can see why you picked them to get your pigs! She definitely enjoys what she does (him too) and the knowledge is unbelievable
Cayla and Mitch are 2 of the best and most knowledgeable IPP breeders in the country! seriously!
You guys are sooooo good to your animals. I just love you guys! Not many homesteaders realize the extreme importance of a wallow for pigs. They do not sweat that is how they cool off. They love mud because it protects them from the insects. Thank you for all of your teachings Living Traditions Homestead. For animals and canning the best at explaining everything you show. I am from Wisconsin and I will have to check these guys out.
Living traditions you tube is the best educational you tube in all aspects of becoming self sufficient. This channel covers canning freeze drying every thing You deserve some type of an award .,This is the go to channel
Your new pigs.... wallowing and blowing bubbles... under the water... equals = Happy Pigs. I so enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing Kevin and Sarah. Go IPP!
Wow, what a passion these breeders are having, this IPP breed is having great future.
How fun to get the new pigs! IPPs, I just learned a lot from that young couple. How wonderful they are!
First... Kevin's shirt is the best!! It cracked me up....
Kevin and Mitch look like they could be brothers or cousins. The piglets are adorable. Thank you for sharing your homesteading journey with us. 😊
Love the new addition to the family! Charliie's rocking body movements when you scratched him was my favorite part. If you took that segment of video and put it out on social media, everyone would love seeing it.
I love how you take care of your animals! A good life, with just one bad day. As it should be for ALL livestock.
😂😊😍 Ginger and the girls getting their spa, mud bath in...lol LOVE It.
Even though we garden/can/freeze & have been around farm animals throughout the years, + deer hunting..., I certainly love watching you both working together in all aspects of living a more happy & healthy life.
More humans should get in the know❣
🤣🤣🤣🤣 I don’t know why I like pigs so much, maybe because I have pugs!!🤣🤣
The good all days of being raised on a farm! I remember jumping in the pigpen, Porky and petunia! We would jump on their back and they would run all around the pen!!🤣🤣
👍 you guys do a great job on your Homestead I love your videos thank you so much for sharing, God bless you🙏😊
Congrats on the new IPPs. They are so cute. Your herd is getting pretty big. It's amazing to watch all your videos and to see how far you've come and how blessed you are. Can't wait to see what's next. God bless.
We love our kunekune! Just as gentle and lovable.
It's great seeing the girls lovely piggly behaviour, living it up. Other homesteader channels seem to be set on trying to feed their pigs as little as possible, in a small area possible, without any quality of life. I think your pigs have a great natural life.
The new Idaho pigs are cute. I can't believe how big Dolly and Ginger have gotten! I'm excited to see Myrtle's new litter when it's time for them to be born.
Kevin you brought a smile to my face when you were scratching Charlie. Saying he's really a big baby. You really love all your animals, but the pigs seem special. God bless 💖
Good morning. Great video! Thank you to Mitch and Kayla for their dedication to this breed.You can tell that they love what they do. I wish them the best of luck. I look forward to watching the new piglets grow. Have a great day. God bless.
What fun watching the piglets! Charlie and the other girls made me laugh right out loud. If I could raise any kind of animals, it would be IPP’s. You can tell how knowledgeable the breeders are too. The piglets will be raised with love and care on your farm as are all of your animals. God Bless you all.
in reference to Kevin's shirt.....have you ever wondered who saw where the egg came from and decided to eat it......lol....saw this several years ago and had a good laugh, love your videos....Blessings
What a great breed,,,they seem so calm,,,I was around regular hogs,,,mean,,no pets there,,just keeping safe around them,,,,,,,
It is good to have young people involved in farmings,thing are looking up 🆙.
Charlie's wiggles when he is getting back scratches are the cutest thing!
Bacon is nature's most nearly perfect food. The IPPs really do have a fun personality, thanks for a cool vid.
LOVED this video! I breed and show dogs, and getting this breeder's perspective into livestock is wonderful!
It's really nice to see people that are so enthusiastic about a breed!
Good Morning! We have Kune Kune pigs, IPP has some Kune Kune in there breeding. And we really have been enjoying them as well! We got a 9 week old piglet just last week so we have been having lots of fun watching her as well!!
Do the Kune Kunes get bigger than IPPs? Why did you choose them? Thanks
@@lindalockhart1266 to be honest they are about the same! We just picked a heritage breed for our homestead and we have someone local here breeding them. They do take a couple months longer to get to full grown size compared to the IPP but for us that didn't matter.
@@kcs.farm09 thanks for responding!
We also raise KuneKunes. They are so sweet even our 6 yr old can pet and scratch them. The second you start scratching a Kunekune they roll over to get their bellies scratched just like a dog! Lovely temperments.
Loved watching the pigs enjoy their wallow, so relaxing in their day spa 🐷
It brought good morning tears to my eyes, when I saw those piglets go right to the wallow. Love you guys !
Charlie is a big ham- no pun intended lol. Really enjoyed seeing all the pigs and their activities
FINALLY. Someone who whos what they are talking about
Oh my gosh, I’ve never seen cuter pigs than those two! And the way they ran along with Kevin when he was walking down to feed them! They’re like a couple of puppies! I could never eat them, no way! And I’m a Bacon & Ham lover, too. And Pork Steaks! And Ribs! But not from puppy-pigs!
Yay for Idaho pasture pigs! Thanks for giving Idaho a good name!!
Those two new Piglets think they are in pig heaven.😁 Wonderful.
I learned a lesson about giving veggies out of the garden to a cow today. I was picking okra and tomatoes, trimming leaves and cleaning up. Our 14 month old Charolais bull was walking along the cattle panel fence, getting snacks. I just made sure everything made it across the fence, petted him a few minutes and came in to cool off.
Boy was I surprised to find that he decided that he wasn't finished. He had pushed over the top of a cattle panel and eaten the top out of several plants. They look like someone used a hedge trimmer. I think they'll recover but he learned a bad habit. I've built an ugly obstacle course to keep him away from the garden when he's in that pasture. He's a big baby and never challenges fences but evidently he NEEDED more okra.
Sounds like he might need to learn what an electric fence is all about.
😂
Oh dear, he just wanted more candy! Hope your garden recovers! 👍
@@camperjack2620 We have one but he's never needed it. He's gentle and pretty good. Evidently he thought I forgot to finish cleaning up the okra. He topped 4 plants and hasn't been back since I scolded him. If he does we'll string up a surprise.
@@carlinkay1151 It's still growing and putting out new leaves. It was only 3 plants out of 40 so no serious harm. I was annoyed but had to laugh.
This time of the year I could cut it twice a day. I freeze dry the extra for winter and I guess he thought I had too much.
What a lovely young couple. Duck Creek Pastures, we will remember that name. Love seeing the piggies, specially the new girls. Blessings.
I love that you have a beautiful clean homestead!!!!!
I'm in Iowa and if we ever get the space my husband and I have talked about possibly getting pigs so I am saving this video.
At 15:50 she's blowing bubbles! How adorable is that!!!
What a terrific and fun video. Very informative! The new arrivals look lovely. Interesting to see their temperament! They weren’t squealing and kicking when being toted out of the trailer! And they don’t mind being touched. I hope you will be able to visit Duck Creek and do some videoing. Your new pen for them is really nice. So happy for y’all! 😊👍 ~Sharon
We’ve raised several other breeds and beyond how great they are on our pastures that’s definitely one of folks main comments when they pick up piglets from us that have also raised other breeds is how chill IPPs are when they are picked up and carried 😂!
Oh i forgot to mention you two are so dang cute, and working together is so refreshing to see. Happy marriage, happy farming! So is how it’s done😘
Show not so
Nice farm you guys have there ...enjoy it....the pigs look great n happy 😃....❤️❤️❤️🐖❤️❤️❤️
Lucy and Ethel are real good names
There such little gentle giants. We have raised pigs when I was younger. You couldn't get in the pen. Congratulations on your new addition to your farm.
Don’t tell him that he has new Girlfriends coming in.Hello to you new friends from Wisconsin,that breeds is one of the best breed that I have seen.
Hi Sarah and Kevin
What cute piglets. I can't imagine raising an animal to eat, but it is necessary. Love your videos. Leta
Glad to see the new girls to the farm . Good seeing you both. Hope the girls are well as well. Have a great day .
They are so cute! So happy for you guys! Never expected your homestead to grow into a large farm! Wow!
I loved hearing Kayla talk about the standards and the meat cuts.
My husband said growing up his grandpa warned the kids that the pigs would eat them! His dad was scared of them even! Amazing how gentle these pigs are
I remember visiting my grandparents in Missouri. We had run of the place, except her chicken yard because we scared the hens and she sold eggs and the hogs pens. I just remember being told they would eat you! Needless to say we didn't get very close.
@@GimiH1 Wow! You all must have had nightmares as kids! I didn’t grow up like my husband around a farm. But I do remember how my mom scared me into not talking to strangers! She told me they would cut off my head! That did the trick , I ran from anybody that ask me a question. It’s weird how our folks tried to keep us safe😅
@@kathydavie7004 your mom was correct and not lying! There’s evil people that do terrible things to children and murderer is usually their ending, but the world is soon to stop all this evilness to children. Please don’t consent to your children being experimented on by a man made experimental concoction of toxic poison put into your children, be courageous and stand for their rights and future! I say this with much love and respect for humanities god-given right to choose what you want from science or men that have no empathy for humanity! Choose wisely for your children’s future because they can’t!
@@dorothyallen3614 my sons are grown ! No grandkids. My son is amazing 1st grade teacher! Oldest works in museum. I love them so much! But so glad they aren’t small...
We can’t wait to get some pigs on our homestead as well! We have milk cows and sheep thus far! Definitely need to add pigs to the bunch! God bless you guys!
Wow! All your animals are so well loved and cared for! I love watching your videos.
that's awesome that you were able to get some more pigs and I am glad there doing so well on the farm
It was interesting what Duck Creek explained about the pasture pigs and was nice to see how serious they are to keep the breed safe.
Kevin and Sarah I'm really happy for you and the way in which you are growing your Farm and your food. Not only are your videos great to watch they're most often filled with all sorts of great information. May your lives continue to be filled with all kinds of blessings 🙏❣️
Amen!
It’s awesome how passionate they are about their pigs!!!!!
Hello Kevin. How sweet to get two more Idaho Pasture pigs to join your farm. They seem to be very sociable. Good luck with them. Be well.
OMG straight to the wallow and blowing bubbles! How cute
Those little wiggly happy pig tails! Aaaaannndddd the calico color is amazing.
Good morning! Those are some beautiful babies! It was great to meet the breeders and hear their farms mission for this breed. Thank you 😊
The quality time for Charlie! 😄😄😄
The new little ones are so adorable and friendly!! I will totally enjoy watching them grow up.
Kevin, I love the t-shirts you always wear with funny sayings on them. The pigs are so good-natured and I loved watching them in the walllow.
Grandpa`s pigs used to wiggle if you scratch them, we`d get such a kick out of it. The IPP`s seem quite a bit more friendly than his. Can`t wait to watch them grow.
I have always wanted to raise pigs, just never have really had that kind of time. But I love the little critters!! But then, I love all animals...😂😂😂 Congrats on your new pigs too!!
Oh, & those are some of the cutest pigs I have ever seen!!!
That was a very interesting video very educational I'm 58 and I learnt more by just watching this video very cool thanks for sharing.
Oh gosh so lovely to see Flower Power (the darling mottled colored) and Sally Mae (the black with the strip of white reminds me of frayed cut off Jean shorts) on your Farm! So good to see Charlie loving his scratches! God Bless! Congratulations!
What Charlie needs is a device with broom bristles that he can walk under to get his scratches.
I saw a farm video of a device with broom-like bristles that cows could rub up against to give their sides a good scratch.
Does duck Creek have a you tube channel. Another awsome video you 2!!!! Keep em coming!! Stay safe.
The IPP's look good. Nice to see you expanding. Nice to see y'all supporting another farm. Stay safe up there.
Those are some nice looking pigs. They done a great job raising them.
Good work as usual. Nice to see the pigs live brings much joy to a shut in.
You two are so PRECIOUS ♥️♥️ I love watching y’all working so hard on making a beautiful life together, and teaching us as well ♥️♥️♥️♥️ Thank You both so much♥️
The piggies are adorable! Looks like a great addition to the farm.
OM the new piglets are beautiful!
Your videos are always so informative and fun. You work hard and I appreciate all that you do to help others. May God continue to richly bless your family.
I'm in love with your entire IPP family! Loving all you share from North Idaho zone 6a 💚🌻🌿
Fantastic pig breed and additions to your homestear.
LOL!.... LOVE that Chicken Butt shirt Kevin!.... need to find (and get) me one of those.... heehee. Also appreciate/like your other Seinfeld shirts.... as that is my FAVORITE sit-com EVER! ;-)
I have never seen a pig that you can carry without them raising all kinds of ruckus! Wow
Ha ha ha they went straight for the beach. They have a nice new home.
how beautiful are they kevin and Sarah enjoy them
I love the spread for your pigs wow you prepared a bed and breakfast for your pigs
Congratulations on the IPP’s🐷 I’ve been working on convincing my hubby we “need” two of them🐽🐽 also looking for a place to purchase near our 🏠🐖🐖
Good luck convincing him! 😉😂
Love the new piglets! Very interesting listening to the breeder. Just like choosing a pedigree puppy. ☺️
They settled in fast that wallo hit the right spot with those girls🥰👍
Amazing!! This is real piggly heaven!
Kevin you smiling like a proud Papa.
Congrats on the piggies! They have a very nice home.
To be turned into nice sausages
when kayla stressed "bacon", boy she won me over! those IPP's seem to be the ideal pigs and duck creek pastures seems like a great outfit to work with. thanks for a great video and for the intro to both the IPP's and duck creek pastures!
Happy LUCKY piggies!! They are all gorgeous!!