Buy
and Sell Pigs
in Nantahala, NC
And Surrounding Area
Pigs for
Breeding, Pigs for Food
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Pigs, Piglets
for Sale in Topton, Andrews, Robbinsville, Peachtree, Marble, Murphy, Franklin,
North Carolina
Nantahala Farm and Garden
Email to find out what is for sale now.
American Guinea Hogs.
ncfarmgarden@gmail.com
Ben & Christine Pickett, Topton NC 28781
October 2024: American Guinea Hogs.
7 piglets (3 months old) born July 2024:
2 males $150 each, 5 females $200 each.
3 hogs (16 months old) born June 2023:
1 male $200, 2 females $200 each.
Contact: runforthehills05@yahoo.com
Bynum Family Farm, Maysville, North Carolina 28555
February 2024: Pasture raised, non-GMO hogs for sale, ranging from 100-300 pounds. Joshua & Kristina Bynum, bynumfamily10@gmail.com, 910-330-1590.
Feisty Ranch Farm, Topton, North Carolina
August 2023: 4 Kune Kune piglets for sale. 2 boars & 2 gilts.
Born May 18th. They are all double waddled & both parents are onsite & registered with AKKPS. Pam Smith in Topton, feistyranchfarm@gmail.com
Circle Farm, Boone, North Carolina
7 male and
two female Duroc / Red Wattle mix piglets for sell live in Boone, NC.
August
2023: They are 9 weeks. Debbie Main, circlemfarmboone@gmail.com $75/piglet.
Rose Valley
Farms, Murphy, North Carolina
Duroc / Berkshire mix. Chuck Rose, Murphy, NC,
470-261-5655, crose3572@gmail.com. Contact them to see what they have available.
If you have
pigs or piglets for sale in Topton, Andrews, Robbinsville, Peachtree, Marble,
Murphy or Franklin, North Carolina, you can advertise them here for free.
Email to get
listed. No phone calls.
Any breed is welcome.
People from anywhere can buy the pigs.
Also you can be listed here if you live in Nantahala and would like to be
paid to butcher them.
If you would like to list goats or cattle in Nantahala, let me know. I can create new pages for them.
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Nantahala Pig Network
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Definitions
of Pig Terminology
Based on Age and Sex
Barrow: (shortened to bar) male pig castrated before puberty.
Boar: mature male hog (of breeding age).
Gilt: female that has not reproduced.
Hog: any age, status or gender of animal.
Pig: unweaned baby hog.
Piglet: very young baby hog.
Runt: unusually small and weak piglet.
Shoat (Shote): young hog that has been weaned.
Sow: female that has reproduced.
Stag: male pig castrated after puberty.
Sucker: pig between birth and weaning.
Swine: any age, status or gender of animal.
Weaner: young pig recently separated from the sow.
Pig Slaughter Definitions
Suckling Pig: piglet slaughtered for its tender meat.
Feeder Pig: weaned pig between 40-82 pounds, 6-10 weeks old to be finished
for slaughter.
Grower Pig: pig between 40-220 pounds.
Porker: market pig between 66-119 pounds dressed weight.
Baconer: market pig between 143-180 pounds dressed weight.
Finisher: grower pig over 150 pounds live weight.
Butcher Hog: pig of around 220 pounds, ready for market.
Backfatter: cull (unwanted) breeding age pig sold for meat.
Dressed weight, dead weight or carcass weight is the weight of an animal
after being partially butchered, removing all the internal organs and often
the head as well as inedible portions of the tail and legs. |
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