[Laura Workman]

I found a red miniature pig on Craigslist, and being partial to red animals went to have a look. According to the woman who had her, she's two years old, had one litter about five months ago, and was a good mother. The woman said she was a crossbred mini, but looking at her bone structure, which was all too clear at the time, I suspected she was, if not pure Kunekune, at least a high percentage. I brought her home, wormed her, and let her free feed for three weeks. Check out what a pig can do with a worming and three weeks of decent nutrition!

I think she'll make a nice addition to my homestead hog breeding stock. I just picked up a little 7/8 Kunekune boar, as well. I've heard a lot about how tasty Kunekunes are, and I'm excited to see how their babies will butcher out.

 

[3acres]

Very nice change! She's lucky you went and got her!

 

[FarmerKat]

Wow! That is amazing! Hard to believe it is the same animal after just 3 weeks. So glad you got her

 

[ErikaMay]

aaawwww...thats so sad how she looked before! good job, laura!

 

[aoconnor1]

Amazing difference! I am not a pig owner, but have always liked the little guys. That girl is a lucky one that you found her! Seriously good job!

 

[unregistered358895]

Wow, what a change. It isn't hard to see how a change in care affects an animal. Good work!

 

[njenner]

Wow is right! I have a kunekune boar that I plan to cross with my 1/2AGH/1/2Berk gilt. I like crossing and hybrid vigor. I need to post a pic of my "Boris" the boar!