Brilliant project 👏

Doing a great job keep it up . Just be you and the hell with the negative people

How about digging a hole to bury a Kiddie Pool or similar to use for the Pigs. It will hold the water longer.

Hello Evan Rebecca looks great. Have a good evening.

I Like the "country View Acres side tab on your channel. Its so professional

Would love to see the goats eating their way through all those weeds and ivy

Good work guys and great video. I just took my pigs to the butcher yesterday. Evan, this is just a suggestion. I've been raising pigs for several years now. If you were to buy 5 to 6 pigs next year, You would be able to pay for the one that you keep and then you would also make some money . There are tons of people that will buy your meet so don't be worried about selling it. Thanks again for the videos. Keep up the great work, I love watching all of your videos.

Work smart not hard! Beating a Tpost when you have heavy machinery at hand is pure silliness!!! Good job!

Evan great job, you and. Rebecca make a great team, you explain everything your doing, great job 👏 👍 great. Videos

Good stuff Evan! Got the wife mowing, atta boy! We need all the help we can get 👍

thx for sharing the video

Nice to watch both of you working with each other ,you are blessed to have the land your working with , SO MANY PROJECTS, 👍

Hello from the Netherlands and thanks for the video. Sincerely, Hollandduck

After 50 years of building fence, we got the bright idea to push posts in with the tractor bucket. Works great. A lot of years the hard way.

Hi Evan and Rebekah, thanks for your two latest videos.. your question and answer session and the new pig area. In Q & A you mentioned you might be getting rid of your goats. I would like to suggest that you keep them, maybe even get a couple more, and put them to work on the farm. You currently have them in the movable fencing that could be rotated through the areas near the current pig pen so they could keep the heavy vegetation under control. They may even be able to keep the area of your chestnut trees mowed down. Give those little guys a chance to help out on the farm. Save feed costs and the goats will no longer be just pets. Thanks for reading!.

That's a real nice sized pig run! It would be cool if you could show us an overview shot of the area and then draw where the fence line actually goes 😁👍 I really enjoyed the live show you did last Saturday. Thank you

Time for a tall glass of cold sweet tea .Thanks for the update

Save that spool the wire came on. We run a all thread through the center of the spool with nut an washers and hook a drill on on end of the all thread and wind up was a quick job on our little 30 acres

Hang your stock panels on the inside of your pole shed (with the case and livestock trailer (up off the ground of course) and you won't have a weed problem in them again. Great video.

I love your channel. Please keep doing what you do.

Tip from the woodworking world. Use a story board for repeated measurements. Mark it at the height(s) you want and use it to keep the spacing even post to post and with the slope. Easier than using the tape every time. For the wallow- Dig a hole and keep it SOAKED The pigs will eventually seal it with their feet but momma CVA needs to realize they need mud not a pool. The mud helps with cooling and sunburn. If you ever decide to switch things up, just dig it out a littke and fill it in with new dirt and mound it up for a few weeks. Mother nature should gradually compact the dirt and you'll hardly know there was a hole there. Never liked bush hogging but love hearing those blades whirling. Nothing else has that sound and no matter the make, they all sound the same. Great job Evan!!!

Great job guys, another great video! Thanks 😊

Awesome job Rebekah and Even. Your pigs will be happy in their big space.

Thank you for the constant uploads!

Thanks for the video, always enjoy watching!

Im working in Illinois right now I travel spraying radio towers for BNSF and I'm in Pittsfield right now just got here last night but I'll be all over Illinois working the next few days!!!

So funny about Scout's obsession with the pigs. As always, you guys did great work!

Dem piggies will be tasting like a million bucks after they come back from freezer camp! Yehawwww!!

My dog is also obsessed with our pigs

When pulling wire wrap the wire around a stick instead of your hand. You'll get a better purchase/leverage on it, and it won't hurt your hand.

Looks very nice! Great job you two! Always Love watching!

You guys work so good together. On your live stream the question was asked about , what channels do you watch. So many good ones out there, yours included. Hard to name them all. Thanks for all your efforts. Really enjoy em

Thank you

Love the videos! Keep up the great work

Awesome video. I enjoy watching ya'll on your farm.

Orchard grass makes a good companion for seeding with alfalfa and clover for grazing or hay/haylage greenchop etc.

JudithB Its always such a great feeling to check off a big project!!! Great job!!!

Good job, kids!

Great job on the pig fencing. I'm anxious to see how they adapt to it. Thanks for your time and efforts. 👍

Great video thanks for taking us along while you guys work.

Great Job. A mechanical advantage is ALWAYS the way to go!

That's a big new area for the pigs. Nice job you guys ;)

Evan. You and Rebecca had a good idea there it looks great. Thanks for sharing.

I would have to disable that reverse beeper on the tractor.

Farming always some fencing to do suggestion to make a adapter to hold t post top so not slip lot while pushing in with tractor

Im sure some one in your area has one but, a good bush and bog disc is something you need to investigate. They were used to initially till newly cleared property in our area years ago they'll cut trees and bushes 3 to 4 inches in diameter will cut up shallow roots and brush. They can be ajusted to either put up a levee or for digging a shallow ditch to drain field water 💧 holes etc.

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Pigs have a long memory on the location of the hot wire.

What a nice pig area. That will keep them busy for six months. Dec. the 28 is my birthday, imagine that the pigs go to the butcher. You and Rebekah are workaholic. To get what you want you have to work for it. An awesome job well done. I love your homestead and it is getting better and safe for your animals. Keep making the videos and I will keep watching. The two of you are inspiration to other homesteaders. Take care and be safe.

Cool beans I have always wondered how much more of your land was available for projects please show us the back end of the pond closest to the house maybe clear a path thanks also Steve Wallis lost his wife recently if your subs have a moment it would be nice to offer condolences he is a great fella and could use some support at this time of loss thanks

I would suggest using round up, that what we use for around the base of the fence

I want to see you paint the barn.

The pigs don’t care if the fence is straight, just throw more leaves.

When you get the Alice done I would love to see the old case restored. Love them old case tractors.

Looking good Evan and Rebecca, got it cleaned around the fence area and trying to use the tractor worked out okay for you, might jury rig a short piece of pipe to hold a couple of inches so it doesn't slip or slide and endanger the person holding the post at first. Good luck with the new set up for the pigs. Thanks for sharing with us. Fred.

Looking forward to the progress the pigs make on that new space... #seeyainthenextone

We had the metal wire around the cow pastures(back when we had cows), and I can attest to that stuff being a pain in the a double s. Never used the poly wire. The only time where you risk bending posts with the loader is when there is rocks in the area. Loaders are really awesome.

I have enjoyed your channel from the first video. Wish you could make more content, but I understand you have to make a living. I'm 62 now here in Texas and wished I'd been blessed to have a nice ranch, but God had a different direction for me. I enjoy watching others like yourself.

😄 Rebecca is wicked with that mower!

Great pen for the 3 pigs. I have been seeing several other homesteaders that are switching to the poly wire. It looks great and being able to wind it back up will be a bill savings overall. Y'all have a Blessed day.

Ok on setting the tee post with use a 2inch steel pipe cut to the height that you want the post at Put the pipe over the post and push it down. The pipe keeps the post from bending. Watch and old video from the Cog hill family farm on KZfaq they set a lot of post on their new farm.

i SEE YOU TOOK MY SUGGESTION AND USED THE DOWN PRESSURE FOR POST DRIVING. YOU MUST HAVE GOTTEN STRONG ENOUGH USING THE POST DRIVER!

Thats why you have a tractor, for that kind of work!!

For the love of God. @Ventrac, get Evan some equipment! His TYM deal is about to expire.

Okay i see your using that heavy duty fencing but grandpa didn't like the electric fence. He in the fall allowed to to clean up the garden. I remember they really clean out the garden than he let the chickens and ducks to finish cleaning it out. I wanted to live on the farm and dad hated the farm. As soon as he could he got off the farm than he went into the Army for 2 years and was one of the first ships that was to invade Japan during WW2.

PUT the hand driver on top of the Tpost and THEN PUSH on IT with the tractor !!!

I think you pig pen will work good for you, they will respect that electric poly wire, looks good. I used a lot of the metal wire and some of the poly, never really used the step-in posts. We're just using a little 200ft. three strand metal wire to keep the cows out of the hay. I really enjoy watching your videos, thanks for sharing, have a great week.

You could use the bucket on tractor to push in posts and put some rocks in bucket for weight to help putting them in. Tom from Nebraska thank you

When can we see Jr. Evan in the country few acres farm?

One of the main problems with bushhogging like you were doing is leaving staubs that are sticking up and being a hazard for either people or animals and especially your tractor tires. Its also like mowing weeds in a pasture the weed stems will prick the noses of cattle while trying to graze not good for the animal

Good video guys, isn't running fence fun? You might try finding one of those hard plastic kiddie pools for the pigs, put some dirt or sand in it to help hold in place and dig a hole for it sit in.

I wonder if one of those small child's pools would work for the pigs. Just bury it then the water would not seep through. Wish I could send you some of my crummy clay soil.

Heya Evan, this was a really interesting video. Does your electric fence keep predators out? Are there any predators that need keeping out? I really liked watching you put this fence up it gave me a lot of ideas. Keep up the good work. I retire in 2024 and then it’s off to the farm.

Beer 🍺 time

Looks good!

Evan you should start the pigs very early on electrified fencing so they are accustomed to the behavior.

I was brush hogging over the weekend and the pin that holds the blade on sheared off and the blade came flying out the back I'm just glad it dug in the ground and stopped before it hit anything I am also glad I have an extra brush hog to use until I can get the parts to fix the other one

Fun TImes! I' gotta get this done on my lucky 13 where I'm moving to in Upstate NY - My new farm.

Great job I’ve never used the poly wire I’ve use the stuff in Post but never the poly wire have a good one and may God be with you

HOW DO YOU DO THAT FIGURE 8 NOTT , THANKS EVAN AND ALL THE BEST TO YOU AND YOUR LOVELY WIFE.

So the pigs are only in the field for six months and for the other six months they're chilling in your freezer. Rebecca is a MasterMower.

Might want to spray we’re the equipment is lol so u can find it

Great size pen for then triplets. Have you ever thought of getting a pet pig for Scout? We had a pot belly we took in and she didn’t have much to do with us but loved the dogs and cats made a great companion for their group. You already have the area fenced in and a inside area in the winter. So enjoy the videos only wish you made them more often but definitely understand why you can’t at this time. Hopefully you can retire soon and we can follow and see all the farm work. I would imagine when you do retire you will find yourself working much harder and longer hours but loving almost every minute of it. Any plans to get a new animal in the near future? Susan PS: not counting the fish

Scout must really like his bacon !! LoL 😆😂 Love to see the work shop finishing this fall and winter

Check out Living traditions channel they show a another piece for making corner and h brace with t post belive it's called wedge lock

Have you tested the nitrates and nitrites in your pond? Did you have Carp in your pond? Is it legal in your state to have Koi or Carp in your pond? Because they will eat it and they grow up to a meter in length. Very beautiful in Europe carp are a sport fish.. some state will stock male grass carp in you pond.

whoever heard of using a T-post as a corner post? I guess if all you are using is electric fence, have at it.

I guess you will take the hose out of the pasture so they wont chew on it?

3th not bad lol

If thats kudzu, you REALLY need to do some sort of permanent plant killer. It will absolutely take over your entire farm. A third of East TN is blanketed in this stuff.

Great Job Evan! Did y’all decide on what to do with your pond? Y’all take care 🤙

done hundreds of t posts with my loader only bent a few your fence will be hotter and work better if you use more ground rods i have 3 about ten ft apart on mine will really pound them but if you hit it will do that to you some one told me lol

Nice work you two. Looks good. Hey Evan I have a question for you. I was just looking at the barn behind you and noticed the bottom is blocks but I have never seen the inside real good, is it an old dairy barn? Just curious, its kind of neat looking old barn

Would the electric poultry fencing keep the pigs in? Love the channel. Take care, be safe, and have fun regardless.

A neighbor put pigs in a woods, maybe it was 8 acres. The pigs rooted around. The end result was that they killed every tree in that woods, as we called it. If you want to clear a wood for farmland, run pigs in it and kill off every tree, then you can saw down and grind up the stumps. If you love woods, don't run pigs in it.

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Why would you take the fence down

Would giving the pigs one of those little hard plastic baby pools for water a stupid Idea? I dunno if they would eat it or anything.

How are you going to keep the electric wire clear of growing follage (looks like you have areas still that won't be able to mow with the mower)??????? How about hocking up a sprinker to keep the pigs cool???????

When are you going to get your own bucher kitchen up and going