I do enjoy raising hogs. They stink to high heaven - everyone knows where the hog farm is - but they are unique animals. I love the sows that grow old enough to have destinct personalities. I enjoy those sows more than the dogs. Some are smarter. The feeder hogs annoy me. They never live long enough to have any smarts. It isn't until they are about 10 months that they quit being stupid and understand what you are saying. I've got one sow nearing the end of her prime that is smart as a whip. She pouts more than SWMBO when things don't go her way and she buries the hatchet with the handle sticking out. I've about decided to just let her live out her retirement years. It would be the first time I have made a farm decision like that, but by golly she's something else.
The cattle are sure more profitable (right now) but hogs have more immediate gratification.
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