We have a small herd of Pot belly pigs consisting of many colors, short noses, and nice potbelly bodies. We like to show off our little piggies because we think we have very nice quality ones.
If you have every been to Isoms swap meet you will know there has not been a time that our booth has not had baby pigs for sale.
We have a nice very typey little boar REX. He is white with roan spots on his rear. He is very fuzzy like the true potbellies were, in the winter he gets so fuzzy the hair on his legs starts to curl to give you an idea.
Rheana- Black and White hamp gilt (First baby we kept for breeding)
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Roxy. White and roan spotted sow. The mother to Ivy at love a lop farm. Expecting within the next month. First litter had nine babies and everyone wanted them, they were all sold before they were even weaned. Litter in the basket is mostly all her babies. |
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This is a litter of babies we had in 2008. Two of these white ones were shipped out to Washington D.C. to be used in a performing pig show. The spotted one is IVY now living at Love A Lop farm in Allen Nebraska. |
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This is baby Ivy all grown up |
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Rooty Loo Very exceptional color on this sow, notice the greate jowels and very short body type. Expecting greate looking babies from this one Due in November 2009 Ivys baby |
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Ruby Loo. Notice the strange color with this sow, If you look at her mothers picture she has kind of a red roan look to her you also see in Ruby just a shade darker, was candy apple red when she was a baby. Best disposition you could ask for with a breeding sow, also due in November of 2009 |
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Okay come on with a face like that how could you not want some lovin.LOL |
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Rheanas first litter of beautiful babies. Look at the great heads and noses on these piglets. |
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Rex, 3 year old Main Breeding Boar. White with roan spots. Throws incredible little babies. Mike and Val Isom purchased a little boy from him for thier future breedings. If you would like to see more of his babies keep watching for new babies to come. |
