Born last night, they are less than 12 hours old. Out of 8, 6 made it. 5 females and 1 male.
This piglet (mini) documentary was filmed and produced by Jack Matthews.
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You make pigs look almost too cute to eat! Thanks for posting that since I have yet to make it out there in time for piglets. We are shooting for a visit in July though. And, by the way, hope you had a nice Mother’s Day!
I like how you threw that “almost” in there regarding too cute to eat! 🙂 Jack made the video. No doubt all babies are cute, piglets are right up there…until they start to get rascally and become major trouble makers!
Looking forward to your visit. Thanks for the mothers day well wishes!