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  1. yellowletters

    Mice problem - solutions?

    So the owners of the house/property already signed up for a year long contract with a local pest control company for these bait boxes that attach to the ground outside. After sharing all the fantastic info & advice y'all provided - THANK you! - the owners did their own research and have come to...
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    Mice problem - solutions?

    Thank you @oldhenlikesdogs and @Zoomie - this is all really great information! I'm passing it along to the owners of the property. I so appreciate it. I live in North Carolina. Where is it that Hanta virus is a problem?
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    Mice problem - solutions?

    We have a flock of 10 chickens we've kept in the city for about 3 years now with no rat or mice as pests. But we are moving to a rental property this week out in the country on some acreage. The owners of the house/property are friends of ours. They have let us know that there is a *big* mice...
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    Fort Mill/Indian Land SC

    RezChamp, I hope you weren't offended by my post. I don't use words like "Indian" lightly but I promise "Indian Land" is the actual name of the township in which my husband works.
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    Fort Mill/Indian Land SC

    Does anyone know of an older, established subdivision in the Fort Mill / Indian Land area that allows chickens? (I'm talking a small backyard flock of hens). We're looking for a house with at least around 1/2 acre. Thanks! Callie
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    Table scraps

    Hi there! We have some great feed for our girls (we are getting them Friday) but I know there are many table scrap foods they can eat straight from the kitchen. My question is - is there a good source for figuring out what "human foods" are good for them and what foods might need to be...
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    Locks/Latches (Predator prevention)

    Here are photos of the locks for our nesting box access (top) and our coop door (bottom). For now you can see that my husband put a padlock on the coop door (this is to keep the children out of the coop - they were hanging on the roosts! - until we get the chickens). I know raccoons can be very...
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    Pine shavings

    So I've been told to use kiln-dried pine shavings for my brooder box and in my deep-liter method in the co-op. I found a local company called http://www.southernshavings.com that does pine shavings. They are not kiln-dried but have been dried after the lumber is shaved down. It's put through a...
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