gregg,



i find that amazing that you keep a couple hundred hogs and never encountered the issue of a problem feeder that will not readily eat. maybe you are right. maybe i haven't found the right environment to get her to readily eat. i have figured out the winning combo for the rest of them. they are all thriving. it's just frustrating that this one won't.



it is not that fact that she doesn't eat. it is the fact that it's always a week to 2 weeks apart, which is not often enough to gain any weight. i have tried all of the scents and tricks that i have seen referred to. they might work once, then she won't eat for another week or 2.



as for frank, i will pass. long before i got any hognose i started reading this forum. i started off reading all of the post no matter who wrote them. i try to learn from everyone and choose the route that works best for my situation. i noticed a pattern that frank's post seemed to be condescending, argumentative, rambling, and full of insults. i don't doubt that he has knowledge on hogs, but i don't feel like wading through all of the mess to find it. i will ask others



jonathan

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