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I'm using MineColony to get some NPC's that are actually useful. But, they're being a little too useful. Specifically, the women are slaughtering all the wildlife.

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Many pigs used to roam this field.

A few versions ago, I would've had no problem with this, but with the fairly recent animal spawning changes, I'm afraid I might end up like this guy.

How can I prevent a pigpocalypse?

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  • IIRC spawning was fixed in release.
    – Resorath
    Commented Feb 16, 2012 at 22:25
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    As a fellow pig, I hope you find a solution soon
    – hammythepig
    Commented Aug 14, 2012 at 16:14

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Do the villagers go inside fences? If not, then get a few pigs, move to a place quite a ways from the village, and fence the pigs. The villagers can't get in and the pigs can't get out. Do this with the other animals you want to farm.

If they can get into fences, then you might have to kill the women. :(

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    Don't forget about children.
    – kotekzot
    Commented Aug 14, 2012 at 12:55
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  1. Protect your pigs inside a barn
  2. Organize your barn secretly
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  • Put the pigs somewhere only you can access like a shack made out of stone and an iron door. Use a button to get in and out.
  • Kill the offending villagers indirectly by pushing them off a cliff so that iron golems don't attack you.
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Kill them >:( or find a place where you can freely kill pigs.

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  • These aren't regular NPCs...are you sure killing them will have no negative effects? (Even if these were regular NPCs, wouldn't killing them anger the iron golems?)
    – John the Green
    Commented Mar 20, 2012 at 16:45
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    If the NPCs are from a mod,killing them will turn local NPCs hostile but if you run away(let's say somewhere that the village can't be seen)and then return they will be passive.And in regards to the golems,if you have a diamond sword they come down quickly!
    – Vasil
    Commented Apr 10, 2012 at 10:42

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