Recent content by gpwelding1

i cant claim this one.but i thought it was intresting! the buck is looking right at the "ghost indian girl' KINDA FREAKY

VERY good advise!!!

they are edible.best to soak them in salt water for about an hour before cooking. but it must be fully cooked to kill any parasites. as far as dressing it out,as with any game,wear a pair of rubber gloves and you'll be fine.

ok,get your cam out.then get your gun out. then wait on it to come back and take the predator down on cam. that way you can post the pics

in my experience,definatly yes!i have more trouble with racoons,opossums and bobcats in fall and winter than any other time of year.

more wild hogs

actualy,a snake eats the whole egg shell and all. this egg looks to me like possibly a hen pecked it.

one tip,if you wax the traps once or twice a year they will last forever! realy good traps!

she'll be ok after a day or two.i dont think she'll abandon the other chick,never heard of one doing that after loosing some. sorry for your loss.

sorry to hear about this happening,and your loss

you realy want to make sure there is no way your chickens can get to these traps!a snap trap can severly injure and possibly kill a chicken!

i dont blame you!one more tip i can give you,mix dry catfood with peanut butter.next cut the toe out of a old white sock about 7 inches from the end.put the catfood/peanut butter in the toe of the sock(about 2 spoons full)and tie it up.then tie the whole thing to the inside top of the trap...

i have one that is molting right now,along with my blue laced red wyandott rooster

ok,that will help.i sent you a private messege,just a few things to check on the trap that may solve your problem.if not send me the pics and i will see if i can help.

not sure on that one without seeing it. anybody else have any ideas?