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[@markholmes1346]

You need to put a gate at the opposite end you can just open and the pigs will just walk right out! I think that narrow path is what Pearl remembers! Just a thought!

[@tiffanyburr7593]

Need to get some goats from Kevin and let them clean that underbrush

[@debinbc]

Horses are just enjoying being out and having feed🥰👍

[@Seaworthy1]

Place a pass through on the wire mesh fence side instead of continuously moving the electric fence post.

[@marydanen5220]

I suggested that.

[@harmytab9520]

Try taking the pigs thru the horse paddock to release them to the open pasture rather than the electric alleyway. I would reduce that alley so the horses don't get in there. Spooking in a tiny space could make things go sideways real quick. I agree that feeding treats when trying to return them to pasture might make things easier. We always carried a bucket into the field to catch the horses sometimes using rocks or a chain in the bottom to add noise will help call them. (Over 30 years horse experience) You all are learning and doing your best. 👍 Thanks for sharing your daily adventures.

[@ruthkringle1353]

Great family. I wish we had been like your family.

[@gwynethyaita3774]

When you’re working on a farm things 🎉don’t always go as planned. Most of the time plans never go as easy as you need them to but don’t give up you finally get them worked out.

[@susanoswalt1169]

They are high maintenance I started with 2 ended up with 6 at end .mine stayed in a pin about twice the size of yours they were great but to be able to halter train them you have to work with them every day they want a lot of attention.i would give mine sweet feed in morning about half a cup they ate hay and grass during the day.they were fine also apples and carrots when I had them.used treats to train them.good luck

[@kar702]

Pearl will never go thru that way, she’s very smart she remembers . Maybe you could make another gate for her to come out

[@paulinewhite8227]

Y’all need to have a gate in the back of Pearl and Percy’s pen it would be so much easier for the pigs and y’all.❤️👵🏻

[@chrisjohanson9284]

Pearl was shocked their she probably won’t try it again. The horses were enjoying the grass, running around. Hope sure helps you both on the farm great help Hope👍⭐️ can’t wait for the update on the house it is so beautiful take care 🙏👍☀️😊⭐️❤️

[@cathysmiley6798]

Good to see all the animals! I could hear the Whipporwill in the background, and the the whippoorwill in my backyard lol…

[@nancybrown2207]

If your cat got bitten or scratched by a stray the tiny holes can get infected and turn into an abscess. I like watching Dr Pol and he gets any puss out and uses a syringe with peroxide to flush it out and does that a day or two and they heal up.

[@lisalooney2681]

I enjoy watch both of your Channels daily! Love your content!!! Sweet to see Family with Family daily, too! Very remarkable! God is Great! God's Speed Only.

[@SharonJamison-ez9fp]

All horses are high maintenance, I've had them most of my life and I'm 68 . But I love them.

[@judyhosey4060]

You need a wider Closed off kinda gate ( that goes from the hot wire to the opening ) with a bigger birth area for passage ! They don't think they got enough room. ! And you standing in their way of turning into the area you want them to go into, and their minds they don't think they got enough room. !

[@glorianash6769]

Hi, From Fort MacLeod, Alberta, Canada. I enjoy watching your videos. Pigs are very smart. Pearl probably remembers getting shocked and is cautious now. Hope, you're wonderful young lady. It's awesome seeing you helping Dad around the farm. Keep up the good work. Your sister's are helpful too.

[@crazycloaked]

Walk in there and they will follow. If you can open a different part of the fence or make a walk through gate that is at the back near the gate that you let the horses out and into the grassed area. I would love to come and add a couple of things that would make things so much easier for you guys. Open invitation to come give a hand if wanted or needed to help make things a whole lot easier for you all. 11:59 I'm from Australia 🇦🇺 also have some homestead or off Grid farming under my belt. God Bless I just wanted to add that the way you got Percy in would be the best way to get pearl out to the back area, as she was skittish by the electric fence, so a small U turn from pig to pony then to the back might work well for you out there.

[@kimmie6138]

My daughter and her daughter have two horses one full size and one mini. In the summer they both stay on twenty acres,, in winter we keep them here and feed all winter. We've had no issues with founder in our mini. But we faithfully keep their feet trimmed. And grain is more a treat than a staple. To much spring grass might could be a problem so we wait til late spring to move them. You guys are doing fine so don't let all the comments scare you. You will figure out what works best for you and your animals. Everybody has their own and favorite way of handling things.

[@lauriestlyon8773]

Farm brat here. You need a pair of "Pig boards". A sheet of 12mm ply with handles will do. About 4x3 feet. One in front bridging the gap and one behind. That way you have a big enough space for them to move and the board behind gives them no chance to retreat. They eventually get the hang of it and will move where you want them to.

[@sheilamailman5881]

Hi from Houlton, Maine! I used to live in Danforth, Maine! I love you folks! Thank you for sharing your post with me!

[@julix9039]

Horses need to run, hope their getting good hay, grain is a small treat. Good luck. Also their easy to train to come with a whistle, each time they do just give them a piece of carrot or apple..no need to chase them.👍

[@annjustus]

I hear a whippoorwill when you're trying to get the horses in. Love the sound. Maybe you could let the horses out, then let the pigs out through the horse pen.

[@paulasweeney7358]

Pearl says her hair finally uncurled just this morning and she's not having it.

[@sandradee7871]

Watching from Lakeland, Florida. My son lives in Norman Oklahoma. I enjoy your channel and your sweet family.

[@shauna5466]

I’m very impressed with what terrific roll models you are to your kids…….

[@erick.M777]

You should build your fences just like Longhorn Lester

[@pamlaw5959]

That was cute and exciting they were having fun being FREE running and enjoying themselves. It was so nice you do this for them

[@sunshinekiddo3766]

Maybe a second gate door on back side of the pigpen and then u can leave it open. Love you all

[@lindahipp8329]

Great job. When you work with animals things don't always go like you want it to. They looked like they enjoyed it though. GOD bless Y'all.

[@dgrforfreedom61]

Loved this video, but i am really looking forward to tomorrow's video. You are doing a great job with your animal husbandry! God bless.

[@jimjustice581]

He backed into the fence twice, but only squealed once. 🤔 Double check the electricity and make sure it didn’t ground out. Also, get a wooden stick to untwist your wires. Anyway, love your videos.👍

[@joicosta-mello3861]

Lived on a hog farm with my inlaws for 20yrs. Like our horses the pigs can smell the electric going through the fence. We used it all the time.😊 When I lived in Rhode Island. Now I live in Florida.

[@brendahogue5487]

May the Lord bless and protect you and your family and the animals

[@elizabethsamways142]

Hello from England. This is fun, thank you.

[@jenniferhoy7544]

Put a gate in the pig pen at the back beside the horse gate. Then you don’t need the side area where pearl is scared.

[@pamelahousley7543]

On your cat, could it be a botfly? Y’all are doing a great job.

[@annettebalerio1846]

That was my first thought.

[@CLepper61]

Walk with them so they learn. Put a small gate in for the pigs like u have for the ponys. And put the electric wire around the main pen will keep other animals out of pens.

[@maryyoung8755]

Hello from Alabama... Horses are doing a great job. Get some goats from Kevin and they will clean all that bush up good.

[@aliasfred]

Sounds like a jungle out there with all the critters vocalizing in the background.

[@terencetyndall8596]

take the time to put a gate at the back to the field easy access you could make one from wood.

[@karenturner7983]

Thanks for sharing.

[@karenturner7983]

Thanks for sharing.💙🩷🩷🩷🩷

[@maryglenn1780]

Hello from Oregon😊❤

[@linwoodvowell6747]

Nice to hear the Whippoorwills

[@judyhosey4060]

Should have made an opening at the back of their fence like it did the horses to let the pigs out set of going down through a chute. !

[@dlon5052]

Hello from Maryland! I watch you all the time.

[@kennethowens1956]

Find an Amish harness maker and get a small buggy like they had at the 2022 expo put those pony’s to work through all the new trails

[@florancechapman6481]

Hello from Eastern Kentucky.

[@carolynnance2376]

I am 75 years old and I was on a pig farm when I was a little girl. Now I’m a city girl. I I told you that so I could ask a dumb question….. why didn’t you just put a gate at the back of their pens to let them out in the new pasture area? Just a question. Your farm, your business. Really like your videos. Love your family! A farm is wonderful but sure a lot of hard work and you always have things to do, but wanted to thank you for sharing your farm, family and life with us wanna he’s. I’m gonna pray you catch that Bob cat. Those things are dangerous to all your animals. Not even mentioning your family. Prayers and blessings from OKC Grandmother.

[@Breanna7]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@davidpayne2880]

Dutch you need to make the lane wider at the gate area possible 6 feet wide or more with a square corner that will allow them to turn around the corner. Then you can

[@sidneychandler3292]

U should put u a gate their on the back side to let the pigs out. Put it their close to where the one is at for the horses.

[@OurSerenityHomestead]

We are coming, again, to the Okie Expo. We will be there Saturday, see y'all there.

[@carolblair4762]

I am planning to attend both days and so looking forward. 😊

[@countitalljoy2023]

It will be here before we know it❤

[@AmandaDoll-hi4dr]

Hi I like your pigs a lot

[@janicecherwinski7142]

For you to keep the ticks off you put Vick's Vapor Rub if you're wearing shorts put it where those acts are and keep the mosquitoes away to or if you wearing pants put it in the cup of the pants you're really works

[@shereenaali5165]

Hi family. I love watching your videos. I am from Trinidad, West-Indies. Enjoy your weekend.

[@kimmonroe4127]

Alleyway is too tight for Pearl. And horses do not eat weeds, as a rule unless they are starving.

[@barbaramacari-ec5me]

I love watching you’re videos.

[@billybrown1979]

ya'll could use the two gates together to put pearl out in the field instead by the electric fence.stop and think before you do something it will be a whole lot easier to do. SAVANNAH TN.

[@bevosp1254]

The pigs really don't like being around the hot lines. Are the hot lines to close to the gate? The peacock is gorgeous. Great seeing the horses out. Really enjoy watching your videos. Love and hugs

[@stonee406]

The pigs are as wide as the alleyway your trying to get them to come out in lol

[@stevepeelman3]

You could put another gate beside the horses gate

[@Shortstuff841]

That is one smart pig❤

[@RXRSawdustStation]

Put another gate on the that backside of your pig-pen. A man gate or a farm gate.

[@debraelliott8371]

Good morning Sean, Brandi & Hopie 👋 Pearl is like um nope not nota not! today. Checking in from Iowa. Glad Percy went back in yeah. Good luck with Chief & Eddy in.. Well they're back in so i am out of here . Good nite!❤🙏🤗🙏🇺🇸

[@wilmaharris902]

Looking watching the animals

[@deboraheades1416]

Hello from South Carolina I love yo watch you guys

[@pamjenkinson5718]

Hey fam, love you guys! But seriously, you do need much mire time with the horses. They have to be taught. Tie them up daily to a post every day for at least an hour. They run from you cuz they can and you let them 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@marksimonar1550]

I'd would love to come to the okie homestead. But unexpected cost shut it down. Maybe next year.

[@sherrysnyder3600]

Maybe put in another gate that go to the grass area go they Don have to do a shape turn.

[@robertbranchsr1013]

Having been watching for a long time Formal Okie from Grove now Ohio living retired military

[@amybarrett6523]

Personally I'd get rid of the pathway and I would gingerly open up a hog panel in the rear that already is attached to the grass and then block off your perimeter that way they're in their own space and they will continue to graze

[@lynnspeight1609]

the aisle way is too narrow, when she got shocked she felt trapped, she couldn't just turn and run away so she won't go back out there

[@randy6650]

You guys are doing what. Is right with the mini horses

[@pattybaker5105]

Hi from Florida. I smashed the “like” button.

[@darylmiller7456]

MOVE THE ELECTRIC FENCE FURTHER OUT SHE SEES IT AND BEING AS NARROW AS IT IS SHE ALREADY KNOWS WHT THE FENCE WILL DO SO GIVE MORE SPACE FOR THE ISLE

[@mountainsage02]

Agree - its too narrow. If one of the horses discovers that aisle and then tries to turn around things could get ugly fast.

[@gailbenton5258]

I love watching your videos😊

[@julix9039]

All horses..are high maintenance 😎 just get a real good book about mini’s. We all have slightly different ways..but some things are just facts for all horses. You’ll get there. We all had to start some where. Also calling a good reputable mini horse farm will be glad to advice you. They do need a good pasture to run, buck and get rid of energy.

[@glendasmith7507]

I really enjoy your channel, thank you

[@catchingupwiththewalkers]

All horses are high maintenance 😂 still time to bring your pigs for the okie expo kick off on Wednesday 😜

[@edwardjones5168]

hello from Kingston, Ontario, Canada

[@RatdogDRB]

Pearl says: "Nope, got my nose zapped a couple of days ago, ain't goin' out there."

[@wendyporter5259]

Hello from Ontario, Canada

[@marciaborg77]

Loved the video. Which how about some goat's from Kevin's place when they get big since it's all girls it looks like this year he said in his video.

[@bethbupp5021]

Did I miss the blogs that show the new house being finished building the inside and outside. ???

[@cindybrannon234]

I still think it’s funny when you took the mini horse Eddie to get fixed and when he came back and you took Chief when he got back out of the stock trailer Eddie started to check him out and see if he had all his boy parts. Pearl’s not dumb she knows it hurt her 2 x’s so she isn’t gonna go through that door. Be safe, enjoy your life and God Bless.

[@deborrahdutra5599]

I love Brandy's comments 😊

[@wilmaharris902]

Watching from Greensboro NC

[@jillparrott3485]

Make sure there isn't Tansy In The new grazing area, It's poisonous to horses.

[@debrarearick3933]

Grain in a can and they will come to the sound when you shake it.

[@goldenadkins1109]

Horses are like humans they have different likes and different temperamental you got to look at each horse individually

[@rosemairysuebaxter6790]

Hi Dutch and family im watching from Katanning Western Australia 🇦🇺

[@edwardjones5168]

hello from Kingston, Ontario

[@tonijurkones8373]

Good morning 🌞

[@Controlled_Insanity_003]

I'm from Michigan too

[@gregorygibson5455]

Hello Dutch and family

[@mariemcclure151]

Poor Pearl. She doesn't like that fence

[@jasonbrogdon8841]

Arizona 👍👍👍👍🙏

[@deem.2995]

Colorado here