Mangalitsa Privilege: the downside of pasture raised pigs

The downside of pasture raised pigs in the winter: cuteness factor, vitamin D in lard, happiness. Like and subscribe for more "Mangalitsa Privilege.

[@michaelripperger5674]

Please don't strip down to your speedos. Your loving TH-cam base

[@Z24Acecloud]

hahaha!

[@tim30409]

your body make vim D when your in the sun. The sun does not make the vim D. Keep up making these great videos

[@blessedtimur3163]

Terrific channel, keep em coming!

[@bakersgreenacres]

Thanks, will do!

[@bsofar1675]

They are cuties. Because they like the cold, are they meant to be more of a northern pig. Would hot southern summers be bad?

[@bakersgreenacres]

They are very adaptable. In the summer they shed their wooly coat and wallow in mud and do fine.

[@montrichins6040]

They don’t grow as fast as other pigs or have as large of litters. But they make up for that in being able to live on and turn almost anything into fat. Takes some adaptation.

[@bakersgreenacres]

Exactly the truth! Thanks for watching!

[@KaleidoscopeJunkie]

Are your speedos the sparkly type that shimmer when you flex your "cheeks"?
:-)

[@buffalopatriot]

I have one sow with a funny shaped ear that makes her soooo cute, it breaks your heart just to look at her. Definitely a problem.

[@andyzumwalt3632]

Air Force flightline? I'm a fighter crew chief

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[@michaelripperger5674]

Please don't strip down to your speedos. Your loving TH-cam base