yall are awesome. Thanks for video. I am starting a pig pen this weekend.

Keep up the good work. Not many people have what it takes anymore, to live our simple but perfect country life.

Thank you! I like that showed everything, not just a summary of what you did. I learn so much more when folks actually show what they did. Great job!

New subscriber here. It doesn’t have to be pretty it needs to be functional, which it is !!!! Well done nice job 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I'm loving it - you teaching this city boi something!

Beautiful shade love the trees. Beautiful country

I have never seen those type of hinge pins for gates before. Well done!!!

I think Courtney is awesome and a good sport.

Great job guys!!

Just found your channel. This is exactly what we want to do when we get our pigs. Unfortunately we don’t have a lot of shade available so we’ll have to build something for shade as well. Now to check out your other videos. New subscriber in me.

Mantab kerja sama yang bagus 👍👍👍👍

I love the post driver.

Thanks for your time

I wish I had thought to use my FEL for the 30 or so t-posts we just installed 😅

Thanks for video

New subscriber to your channel. First video, watched. Looking forward to learning more about pigs as we will be getting some next spring/summer

So beautiful cage sir godbless for your farming sir

nice little post driver for sure....

Nice post driver

Never seen the bucket method for putting in t post. I will say it’s better to put them in as far as you can because the pig will pull them up if they can get to the panels.

This works for me. You and Courtney did a fine job. I need to do the exact same thing. Hope it works well for Callie's pig. Is there only going to be 1 pig in there? I need a pen for 3 small kune kune pigs. Thanks for sharing. New Subscriber!! 👍🏽🙂

Just found this and it's extremely helpful. On the corners, you just use one post? And put the clips in different positions? I have to extend my son's practice corral for his show pig and I'm watching how you've done yours

Nice pen. Not I would definitely run another chain on the bottom of that gate! Love the idea of the upside down bedliner. Where do u get that gate at?

Why two posts at the corners?

are those zip ties for holding wire to post?

have you had any trouble with them rooting their way out?

I'm building one quite similar right now. I opted for a simpler tube gate because I'm suspicious of the pigs breaking the welds on the welded wire gates (which I've heard goats will do quite often). I'm thinking of cutting a piece of hog panel to place on the inside of the tube gate so they can't slip through. And, I personally opted for hog panels (36" tall) vs the handy/cattle panels (48" tall) because I'm thinking I can fall over and out of the shorter panels in case I need to get out of the pig pen in a hurry. Maybe I'm paranoid, but that's my thinking. Good job though! I'm also curious if 8 foot spacing on the Tposts is good, or if you think going shorter is advised.

Guessing you don't like your wife, or y'all haven't ever seen a hydraulic line blow before lol

How much spacing in between each post?

Where did you all get that gate bracket to hand your gate?

What is the length of the metal post

Hey man awesome vidoe, I have some ideas on my vidoe that mite help you

You need more than one as they get lonely.

I really want you to have a video about pregnant pigs having babies

Did u bought your tractor online

Complete and utter jealousy on not having to pound those posts into the ground by hand.

you watch me work and don't offer to help your getting a rock wiped at your head

No homestead under the 1862 Homestead Act set fence post with a front end loader like me they set them by hand the name of your channel is nothing but click bait, why not call it what it is " Rocky Hollow KZfaq Funded Hobby Farm". Bet you have not even read the Homesteading Act of 1862. that is what defines homesteading.

New subscriber here, great video, thank you! This is just the kind of instruction I’m looking for. Question: if I was going to start with three pigs and panels are 16 feet long, would a 12 panel square be big enough?