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  1. Coreys Coop De Doop

    Coreys Coop De Doop

    Corey's Coop-Dee-Doop I had thrown around the idea of getting a few chickens so I could have fresh eggs. I feed my dogs an egg a day as they are on a raw, prey-based diet. I thought it only made sense to have my own chickens to have fresh eggs. Easter weekend, I ventured to the local lumber...
  2. Coreybees Chicken Coop

    Coreybees Chicken Coop

    My other passion is my Rhodesian Ridgeback dogs. I Show in AKC, train, attend performance events, and very occasionally breed responsibly, with all tests required.
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    Hurricane proofing?

    I am wondering the same thing. My coop/run is screwed into a base that has 3 feet of rebar drove into the ground. The purpose of the rebar was to keep it from shifting on the ground. I don't think it will keep it from being uprooted. Should I move the birds (I only have 4 ) into the garage until...
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    Diatomaceous Earth source

    Saw this on here... make sure you get FOOD GRADE!!!! http://www.earthworkshealth.com/products.php
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    Creative No Trespassing Signs....

    I have a sign on my fence that has an outline of my dog and says: "I make it to the fence in 2.8 seconds.... CAN YOU?"
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    New to the forum from East PA, saying hello to the Forum.

    from Chester County, PA (SouthEast)!
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    Wine rack nest box (pics)

    What a great and inventive idea! Along with recycling too! Very Cool!
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    Didn't realize that dogs eat chickens... will they be okay now or....?

    Remember that a greyhound is a sighthound. A quick unexpected movement could easily ellicit the prey drive reaction. My dogs are outside the coop all day, but as soon as one of my birds flaps or makes a quick movement, they arre all over the coop. I don't trust them at all. They are dogs after...
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    Summer Woes and Poison Ivy/oak/sumac

    I have found the heat thrapy to be a big relief. I am still working on sleeping through the night... but I'll get there eventually. I will look into the milk of magnesium. I will try anything at this point. The Aubrey's remedy seems to be working quite well at least. I go back to the Dr on...
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    Summer Woes and Poison Ivy/oak/sumac

    This is fair warning, the pictures in this post show the outbreak at it's worst. Those with a sensitive stomach be forewarned. I can only surmise that I got into Poison Sumac... mosly because I didn't know what it looked like before it all happened. I am extremely sensitive to Ivy, so I did...
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    Anyone else...

    Nope you're not the only one.... that's how I ended up with my now 16 week old kitty... his mommy was hit by a car. I didn't take the whole litter, but my friend's neighbor did.
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    Paulownia tree owners????

    The Paulowina tree, or Empress Tree is considered a nuisance tree. They are difficult to kill. They have dinnerplate sized leaves, and grow very rapidly with beautiful blossoms in the spring. Since they are difficult to kill, I would say they are fine in storms as they will always come back...
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    Question on Great Dane pup

    That is not a purebred Dane. Too small, not enough bone. Head looks more like a pitt mix to me.
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    new to the forum

    WELCOME!!!! from Southeastern PA!
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    What job for you if you could be ANYTHING you wanted to be?

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