Training Pigs on Electric Fence!

Today we are setting up electric fence to train the pigs. For now we are running electric fence inside their pen so they can learn to "respect" it. What an adventure setting it up while being chased by 3 hungry pigs! Will they learn a lesson?
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[@margakrumins1004]

Love how all three of them absolutely had to check it out, in quick succession.

[@joaniwaltonadventures6547]

Hey Kevin.. electricity has to go in a loop... the loop is from the ground to the charger to the hot wire through the pig to the ground. That completes the loop.

[@terraranch1459]

Loved watching the pigs and seeing them relaxing in their mud hole. Too cute. Hugs Sarah and Kevin❤️

[@alvexok5523]

"You're being a pest"

[@angief8597]

Purrfect start! Good to know!

[@50shadesofgreen]

🐐🐷🐓🐔🍓 good day Kevin & Sarah !! thanks for sharing another awesome update on the homestead !! 🍓🐔🐓🐷🐐

[@CBsGreenhouseandGarden]

Great job done Kevin! Will not take them long to learn to not touch the wire! Hope you folks have a great weekend!

[@teriguerin8371]

You all are fun.

[@wilmagregory8967]

Zap, lol. Those pigs learn fast. Thanks and blessings.

[@marktrusty8976]

One said hey come check this out lol

[@StillSwirling]

I'm so jelly about your rain! Lol. We had a good start but now we just get teased by "promising" clouds. Oh well! Glad to see all your animals looking happy & healthy. All the best! ❤️

[@lilbitatatime3763]

Wow those cucumber chunks disappeared real quick! I jumped as they each got zapped. The really were curious about the new addition to their pen. 👍

[@karentuthill8308]

👏👏👏 great job on training day. What a zap! ⚡🔋⚡ That actually startled me too. 😂 God Bless you guys! 💖 -Karen, Traditionalist

[@theuniversalhomesteader7155]

Cool! I would be making so many jars of pickles...love them.

[@oppsyikesreally]

Those are happy pigs playing in the mud!

[@shelly8387]

Good morning!

[@mountainviews5025]

Guy's we really love your channel thumbs up my friends

[@samfinn8397]

Good critters.

[@Wrenchesandrods]

It didn't take the pigs long to look at that fence! Lol

[@RockyBrook]

Iam going to be doing same thing thanks for the video