Heather Holwerda

So I have had the Grey boars for awhile now -up to gen 6. Just got a pair of wild caught warthogs though. They bred fine. Result was 3 female and 1 male piglets. They grew up and all the females were pregnant. 2 of the 3 have had their piglets so far for a total of 7 babies. EVERY SINGLE PIGLET is MALE!!! What are the chances? And of course they are super aggressive so I had killed the 2 females that had given birth to be able to see the babies better. So I am now left with 1 pregnant warthog sow, that I am HOPING will give me a female piglet!! According to the wiki and my experience with the grey boars/sows it is skewed in favor of females so I am just shocked!

You guys are AMAZING! That was it. I switched to redwood fencing instead and POOF no more jumping out of pens.

I can't think of any that would impact the animals. Most are player/crafting based. Animal cages, animal hitch and feverstone horses should be the only animal related ones. Otherwise Wildcraft tree maybe impacting the type of wood I am using for the fence? (Red Cedar)

I got pictures of my fence around my farm (2 high wooden fence all around except for the gate). Literally watched a deer climb right over it and then when I got close to snap a picture it climbed right back out... Also a picture of my goat parkouring over the fence. I only put the fence there to try and show the behavior. I currently have them in a 3 high wall enclosure to avoid escaping but can't even have a ladder for me to get out if I fall as they will climb the ladder and escape....

I see everyone saying that a fence is enough to keep anything in or out. I have deer regularly jump my single fence (with nothing for several blocks around it) to get into and out of my farm. Even with 2 high fence I sometimes find crops along the edge that have been "eaten". Mouflon sheep too. I CAN NOT get them to stay in a fence they just bound right over it (again with nothing nearby that they could be using to inadvertently get a "leg" up).