two litters of piglets battle for top spot

in an attempt to out class each other, our two litters of piglets—the dark ones, purebred berkshires, and the spotted ones, tamworth/berkshire crosses—have been going head-to-head in non stop competition to determine which litter is the king of pork chop hill.

below is a pair of photos from the sleeping competition, which came just after nipple sucking and right before nipple sucking. 

is the winner the spotted tam/berk crosses, performing a classic stack and sleep?  or is it the purebred berks, performing the rarely seen batpig pile on?  you be the judge.

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Aunt Tammy

after berkeley gave birth last week, our herd matriarch, the prehistorically sized tammy, began acting a bit awry.  the hormones in the air kicked her maternal instincts into high gear, and she has been keeping a close watch on the babies.

an extremely.  close.  watch.

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10 newbies

as i mentioned yesterday, we received ten new arrivals on pork chop hill.  a few of usarrived at dale’s mad max resembling hog operation early yesterday morning.  huge steel screens used to sort through huge boulders in huge quarries (dale’s day job) make up most of the landscape.  the grates span the wooded hills as far as one can see—two boars, a few sows, and a few dozen piglets currently in operation fill it’s womb—beaten paths and lessons learned are seen around every tree.

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tommy want wingy

for those of you who are wondering, tommy has made a full recovery.  from lame gimpy boar on his death bed to fat cat mud chiller, living the good life once again.

tommy sleeps, eats, and fucks.  usually in reverse order.