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I’m still new to this whole Tranch thing, but I can’t tell if this is animal abuse or just an overwhelming amount of Tranchness is too much for Steampunk Jenny. You managed to take care of Alpacas, and yet only 10 survived?The Tranchers are still silent on social media.
Jen has resumed the Patreon updates; I assume he was just stressed or busy with the move previously. If - like me - you've ever been curious about what kind of content they put behind the Patreon paywall (but don't want to pay the Tranchers to find out), then feast your eyes:
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In this update post, you can see the youtube links which lead to unlisted videos on the Tranch's youtube channel.
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When I checked them out, there were no views and no comments on either video, despite the videos being posted two days ago. This tells me that the Tranch's Patrons don't really care about the Tranch's content... they probably just donate as a vague show of support and otherwise don't pay any attention. I also wouldn't be surprised if many of the donations are just recurring payments that have been forgotten about. It would explain why the Tranch Patreon hasn't really taken a hit despite the drama with Paul.
Here are the videos:
Everyone waiting for food [Y_WrO1nJQS8].webm
Paca in the snow [rUwG0YtMIC4].webm
It's just Penny and another troon (Kevin?) feeding the animals, same as always... riveting content.
What's interesting though is that they've clearly RELOCATED TO PENNY'S PARENTS' HOUSE!
And they're still being idiots, too. I count ~3 goats and 8-10 alpacas in these videos. That's still too many for a 5-acre plot! If they were going to keep any alpacas at all, they should've only kept 2-3. At least I don't see any sheep, thankfully. No Pepe the Vicuna either.
Oh fuck that thing has horns. You can dehorn goats as kids, because they'll hurt themselves, others, and you. One method uses heat, another uses banding, like the kind for castration.Yep. Someone posted a video a couple months ago about common mistakes new alpaca owners make, and keeping alpacas & goats together was one of them. Unlike llamas, alpacas apparently aren't very good at defending themselves, so they can easily get injured by aggressive goats.
Funnily... or I guess not so funnily, you can see a goat headbutting an alpaca in one of the videos above. Clip:
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Unrelated, but since I posted it in the Kevin thread, I might as well post it here. Kevin complaining about the animals being impatient and then shoving a goat:
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His voice/tone is so annoying, lol. Sounds like a whiny little kid.
So Alpacawitz has been relocated. In the dark of Twitter. I'm wondering how many got rehomed, so I can calculate the size of the tranny raised wild rape herd. Pepe is going to be infamous if he's free to follow his panspecial penis. Cattle ranchers beware.and it's buttsex
Is anyone surprised, though? These people don't understand basic biology, why would they do their homework on animal husbandry?I'm wondering if those goats don't actually belong to Phil's mom. The concrete culvert with the chain ladder, and the upright post with the pvc loops hanging off it, both look like the sort of thing I've seen people build for their goats to play on. They look to have been there for quite a while.
If so, this would mean that the tranchers have brought their alpaca stock to an existing herd of goats and invaded it, just like troons invading womens' bathrooms.
It would also mean that the tranchers still haven't learned one damned thing about responsible animal husbandry*, and just decided on a whim "Oh, the goats will get along fine with the 'pacas. Give 'em a day or so and they'll be like sisters!"
*No, I'm not autistic nor optimistic enough to believe that they ever will learn one damned thing. About anything.
With Google on their side, I'm willing to bet foreclosure is now in Boner's worst interest. With Penis and the House of Horrors now rehomed, only Boner is left in the dock. Plus his successful eviction of them defeats any claim Boner had to adverse possession by Penis. God, this scenario was nowhere near my expectations. This is truly awesome. May this year keep giving.How long until the new owner of the former tranch land finds the mass Alpaca grave?
The only animal husbandry these people do is when they get caught at it.Is anyone surprised, though? These people don't understand basic biology, why would they do their homework on animal husbandry?
Thirty days from notice.Is it possible for the parents to kick everyone out? (Sorry am new)
Given that they did not bury them deeper than few feet, probably when the new owner tries to build something on the land, or even demolish that shitbox of a house.How long until the new owner of the former tranch land finds the mass Alpaca grave?
Some of the twitter troons could actually buy the story that Paul was never the baddie and that they did all of it without his knowledge.I hope Paul exhumes the mass alpaca graves and posts about it for the world to see.
All he has to do and lie and say he didn't know about it. Cmon Paul, be the hero Kiwifarms needs for season 2. You can have your own protagonist arc.
Gone to live with ol' Yeller on the Tranch in the sky.Have they said where the rest of the fucking animals are?
They had around 90-100+ alpacas, right? Holy fuck, that's an 8-10% alpaca survival rate, 11%~ at best if you lowball. This is some gristly shit.And they're still being idiots, too. I count ~3 goats and 8-10 alpacas in these videos. That's still too many for a 5-acre plot! If they were going to keep any alpacas at all, they should've only kept 2-3. At least I don't see any sheep, thankfully. No Pepe the Vicuna either.
When mom and dad die I hope they leave everything to the church. ANY church. Fuck these troon farm larping leeches.
This sitcom was a hoot, but them killing off like 100 cuddly, cute, innocent Alpaca through their troonish incompetence sours it for me.
F for the wooly bros who did nothing wrong.
The Trail of FleeceThe Tranchers are still silent on social media.
Jen has resumed the Patreon updates; I assume he was just stressed or busy with the move previously. If - like me - you've ever been curious about what kind of content they put behind the Patreon paywall (but don't want to pay the Tranchers to find out), then feast your eyes:
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In this update post, you can see the youtube links which lead to unlisted videos on the Tranch's youtube channel.
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When I checked them out, there were no views and no comments on either video, despite the videos being posted two days ago. This tells me that the Tranch's Patrons don't really care about the Tranch's content... they probably just donate as a vague show of support and otherwise don't pay any attention. I also wouldn't be surprised if many of the donations are just recurring payments that have been forgotten about. It would explain why the Tranch Patreon hasn't really taken a hit despite the drama with Paul.
Here are the videos:
Everyone waiting for food [Y_WrO1nJQS8].webm
Paca in the snow [rUwG0YtMIC4].webm
It's just Penny and another troon (Kevin?) feeding the animals, same as always... riveting content.
What's interesting though is that they've clearly RELOCATED TO PENNY'S PARENTS' HOUSE!
And they're still being idiots, too. I count ~3 goats and 8-10 alpacas in these videos. That's still too many for a 5-acre plot! If they were going to keep any alpacas at all, they should've only kept 2-3. At least I don't see any sheep, thankfully. No Pepe the Vicuna either.