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RE: Some Happenings from Last Week

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Posted by: rascal_rascal_99 at Sat Oct 27 16:26:26 2012  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by rascal_rascal_99 ]  
   

Wow, that's some really spotty feeding...like I said, it's not unusual for males to be occasional feeders, but that's really spread out. Usually mine feed every 2-3 weeks, but then they also shut down on feeding completely for several months through the winter when I'm dropping their temps at night. That's males anyways, females are usually always pigs if they aren't due to drop a litter soon.


   

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