Maybe I’m bias but these animals are so cared for, mommy pig looks like she has a smile on her face I noticed it 2xs in this vid. Chuck pls give Saundra a pass on this one she never makes mistakes 😉 lol. Happy for you guys 🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷..🎊🎊
@@SheratonParkFarms I caught this in all the piglet cuteness. You said it’s been said that 1st generation (like 1st litters) of sows shouldn’t breed? Pls repeat I’m sorry I was distracted with 🐷 I’m definitely going to do AI on my 1st time gilts but they’re not their mom’s first pigs..... After the CornishX massacre of 2021 I can’t take another epic fail lol.
May need a trip to Camping World and get the pull down steps like on campers. One less item to pick up and handle. You can also get the leveling jacks there also.
@@SheratonParkFarms Which netting is it specifically, I know you mentioned the 100ft vs 160ft but there are so many different types on premiers website, Thanks!
Hey man, Id love to get my hands on that poultry netting that your using but it looks like your affiliate amazon link doesn't work. Loving your content, found you about a month ago and have watched every episode since and just cant stop binge watching previous content of yours, thank you so much for all your informative content!
My chickens always have very orange yolks even when i lock them up for winter and they are not able to forage, only thing they get in winter months is dumor 16% from tractor supply
Hi, just came across your channel - love it! I just wanted to ask re your chicken netting - do you have any issues with the chickens going over the netting and not being able to get back in? I am looking to make a mobile set-up like yours. I currently have a fixed coop, and often my girls fly over the 4ft fence and can't get back
How do you keep their calcium up my sow on her first litter ran out of milk and got mastitis id like to prevent that this time around because i can see the next litter is going to be huge shes due in late may and i can see shes getting big the vet did tell me it was because it was her first litter but id prefer being cautious than paying a huge vet bill
What’s the plan for all the piglets you’ll farrow this year? Raising them? Or selling piglets? I have a small operation, and would be interested in piglets to expand my farm. If you’re interested
We will keep a few for feeders, a few for breeding and sell the rest. If you'd like to be on the piglet list, send me your contact info. chuck@sheratonparkfarms.com
@@SheratonParkFarms we literally have hawks nesting on three sides of our pasture. We even had an owl break in to our coop during the day. Predation has taken a heavy toll on my flocks.
Yes. I plan on selling most of them actually if we get litters from the gilts/sows. If you want on the list, shoot me your email and phone to chuck@sheratonparkfarms.com
Joel Salatin says never move the egg mobile while the chickens are out. They get confused and have a homing instinct - even 50’ and they can’t find where to go. Move the egg mobile first then open it. They’ll find their way back much more easily.
I see people doing this all the time but why wouldn’t you just lock the bird up in the evening when they go to roost and set up the new fence and move them then. Then when they wake up they are just in their new place....
I have the premieronen permanet i use for goats, never again will i pay that kind of money for any of their fencing had it a year and the wires are breaking on it. Last longer and be easier with a double wire fence. Never tried their chicken net i always just let my chickens roam where ever they want.
Goats are the toughest on any containment. With double wire, they’ll escape. Main reason I’m not getting goats. The only thing they absolutely will respect is water. They’re scared to death no matter how shallow.
@@Whale_Chum not my goats, mine cross a little stream in the pasture all the time, also i used double wire where i used to live and it work well never had one get out, when i first put it up and got the goats i turned the on fence charger and took a leaf and got each one to touch the fence with their nose they would not get within a foot of it after that.
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Our poultry netting can be found at: amzn.to/3rqZGv5
I checked that out but it’s cheaper going directly to Premier1. FYI
Hey we all make mistakes now and then I think it was very honorable to keep your word and give both persons a gift card Hi-5
Thanks. Trying to do the right thing
Maybe I’m bias but these animals are so cared for, mommy pig looks like she has a smile on her face I noticed it 2xs in this vid. Chuck pls give Saundra a pass on this one she never makes mistakes 😉 lol. Happy for you guys 🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷..🎊🎊
Ok ok. I’ll giver her a pass THIS time but no more. 😉. Thanks so much for watching
@@SheratonParkFarms I caught this in all the piglet cuteness. You said it’s been said that 1st generation (like 1st litters) of sows shouldn’t breed? Pls repeat I’m sorry I was distracted with 🐷 I’m definitely going to do AI on my 1st time gilts but they’re not their mom’s first pigs..... After the CornishX massacre of 2021 I can’t take another epic fail lol.
You need a hook on the chicken door that attaches to the ramp so that the door does not swing and get damaged in the wind. Great looking coop !
Thanks. Yes I need to fasten it open for sure.
@@SheratonParkFarms Super exciting to get such a nice litter of little pigs. Let's hope for such good luck on the others as well.
Chuck I thought time out for mean roosters was in the soup pot. Meanies maketh best broth. Blessings.
His day is coming! He'll be so tasty!!!!
Fantastic chuck. Glad to see she farrowed so we'll.
You and me both! Thanks
May need a trip to Camping World and get the pull down steps like on campers. One less item to pick up and handle. You can also get the leveling jacks there also.
They’re so cute.. She is such a good momma.
Thanks
Nothing like fresh eggs and knowing where they came from
Just love seeing the babies especially the piggies!
Thanks
I just got my Peking ducklings 30 minutes ago, good luck with the next gilts farrowing.
Awesome! Congrats.
I got 5 last week
Great set up... you inspire and help me have a goal to shoot for at my Ranch.. thank you
Congratulations again! Chuck I think maybe Saundra was just testing you on this litter😀
😂. Yeah. Check out the next video. Apparently the "I can't count" bug is contagious.
I love those poultry fences that you have. Where did you find them?
Premiere1. www.premier1supplies.com/
@@SheratonParkFarms Which netting is it specifically, I know you mentioned the 100ft vs 160ft but there are so many different types on premiers website, Thanks!
Hey man, Id love to get my hands on that poultry netting that your using but it looks like your affiliate amazon link doesn't work. Loving your content, found you about a month ago and have watched every episode since and just cant stop binge watching previous content of yours, thank you so much for all your informative content!
Thanks so much for watching. Glad y’all enjoy. Give this link a try: amzn.to/3rqZGv5
@@SheratonParkFarms Thank you so much! Do you guys ever incubate your own eggs? If so do you have a recommendation for incubator?
My chickens always have very orange yolks even when i lock them up for winter and they are not able to forage, only thing they get in winter months is dumor 16% from tractor supply
Hi, just came across your channel - love it!
I just wanted to ask re your chicken netting - do you have any issues with the chickens going over the netting and not being able to get back in? I am looking to make a mobile set-up like yours. I currently have a fixed coop, and often my girls fly over the 4ft fence and can't get back
They usually can find their way back in. Occasionally we’ll have to catch one and toss it back across but it’s not a big deal.
"He may need to go be with Jesus" that cracked me up, have had the same issue in the past. No mean roosters here either!
It’s funny because it’s true. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@SheratonParkFarms 100% 🤣🤣 new sub here, excited to go back and watch all your videos! Pasture pigs is in our near future!
@@HansenNeverDoneFarms awesome. You’ll love pigs.
I have a mean rooster in my freezer.
Are you clipping the wings of your birds or do they want to remain safe inside the fence area?
We have clipped in the past but have not done these guys. They stay in the fenced area pretty good.
How do you keep their calcium up my sow on her first litter ran out of milk and got mastitis id like to prevent that this time around because i can see the next litter is going to be huge shes due in late may and i can see shes getting big the vet did tell me it was because it was her first litter but id prefer being cautious than paying a huge vet bill
Feed them oyster shell or dried and coarsely broken up eggshells.
What’s the plan for all the piglets you’ll farrow this year? Raising them? Or selling piglets? I have a small operation, and would be interested in piglets to expand my farm. If you’re interested
We will keep a few for feeders, a few for breeding and sell the rest. If you'd like to be on the piglet list, send me your contact info. chuck@sheratonparkfarms.com
It would be easier if you moved it while they were still in the egg mobile since they’re young hens!
Just a question chuck, if she has 12 teets will you need to hand feed 1 of the piglets at some stage ???
Do you have issues with hawks getting your chickens?
Yes. We have had issues with that in the past. More so on a free range system without the netting.
How many eggs per day do y’all typically get?
Right now I’m at about 2 dozen. These are all juvenile chickens so it’s just now time for them to start laying.
@@SheratonParkFarms Thanks!
How do you protect the flock from hawks?
They have cover under the Eggmobile but we do have Hawk issues from time to time.
@@SheratonParkFarms we literally have hawks nesting on three sides of our pasture. We even had an owl break in to our coop during the day. Predation has taken a heavy toll on my flocks.
@@SheratonParkFarms LGD’s and a grumpy gander will help. The meaner it is, the better. (Per Joel Salatin)
Do you cut the teeth on your piglets? If so at what age?
No we don’t. Do castrate at 6-8 weeks of age.
You going to sell any of the babies?
Yes. I plan on selling most of them actually if we get litters from the gilts/sows. If you want on the list, shoot me your email and phone to chuck@sheratonparkfarms.com
Don't give Saundra to bad of a time she's yer best help 😆
Yes she is!
Always easier to do anything with poultry exspecily moving them at dark
True. They'll get used to the moving soon.
Joel Salatin says never move the egg mobile while the chickens are out. They get confused and have a homing instinct - even 50’ and they can’t find where to go. Move the egg mobile first then open it. They’ll find their way back much more easily.
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I see people doing this all the time but why wouldn’t you just lock the bird up in the evening when they go to roost and set up the new fence and move them then. Then when they wake up they are just in their new place....
True, and good point. They will get used to moving the more we do it.
I always blame my better half also ! 🤪
She’s an easy target!
Me too
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I have the premieronen permanet i use for goats, never again will i pay that kind of money for any of their fencing had it a year and the wires are breaking on it. Last longer and be easier with a double wire fence. Never tried their chicken net i always just let my chickens roam where ever they want.
Goats are the toughest on any containment. With double wire, they’ll escape. Main reason I’m not getting goats. The only thing they absolutely will respect is water. They’re scared to death no matter how shallow.
@@Whale_Chum not my goats, mine cross a little stream in the pasture all the time, also i used double wire where i used to live and it work well never had one get out, when i first put it up and got the goats i turned the on fence charger and took a leaf and got each one to touch the fence with their nose they would not get within a foot of it after that.
Oh no lol
Its all good!
why arent the pigs in shelter? not my business I am just wondering i never seen that before them just out in the open like that.
In the South, pigs need protection from the sun. Trees work fine.
Great question. Be sure to check out today's video. I explain exactly why we raise these guys without a shelter.
@@SheratonParkFarms I saw that, thankyou. I wasnt judging you, just had never seen it before. I know nothing about pigs. your pigs look happy.
I think your wife does not appreciate you humiliating her in public. Any person makes mistakes.
Entertainment. Too long with too little.
Thanks