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Too bad you didn't get a Nestle or a Kisses

Possums are usually nocturnal but I have seen them during the day too. It might be hunger that drives them out who knows.

Good one.

fill a 5 gallon bucket up 3/4 with water and float peanuts on top What kind of peanuts did you use? Packing peanuts or peanuts in the shell?

could be a snake

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I know My 3 hens have dropped of from usually 3 a day to maybe one,

Just curious does this pet food taste pretty good off of the grill with perhaps a little garlic salt?

I know what you are going through. My wife also has stage 4 lung cancer. She just spent a night in ICU and tree more days in the hospital. She has decided to give up treatment because she would rater have quality of life instead of quality, A hard decision but I back her because I love her...

It is not a good idea to post signs to beware of the dog theme. If they would bite someone and they take it to court it can be said that you knew you had a vicious animal and being fenced in may not make a difference,

I had trouble with our dog until I got a training collar, It has 3 settings a light shock which is uncomfortable to most people, a buzzing noise and wholly molly which is quite strong. I never had to use anything but the buzzing noise and he wore it anytime he was outside and the chickens were...

Your pots are very nicely done. Did you use Acrylic paint on tem and if so will the moisture make the paint peel??

I have a coopers hawk that comes through every once and awhile. It has never bothered the chickens and they don't seem to mind him being around. I know others have not been as lucky. He does take a bird or two every year off of the feeder and they are beautiful birds.

I have two EE's a LO and l SLW The EE's are older hens 3 yrs or more. They were laying one to two eggs a day, It started getting cold and one EE went into Heavy molt. I felt sorry for her. The other EE layed $ to % begs a day, The Slw and LO are both pullets and started laying about...

I don't know she has been laying in the nesting box (4 or 5 a week she is an EE) so I don't think she is looking for a place to lay but you never know. My other EE is in a heavy molt and stays pretty much in the coop. They usually hang out together so she may be just missing her.

I have had hens that crowed before but not when I had a rooster or did they hide to do it.

I have a weird situation. One of my EE hens is sneaking off from the others in the flock and then she will crow. Sounds just like a young cockerel learning how. Some times she will squawk like she just laid an egg. I don't know if she gets separated from the others and does this so that the...

I am not saying it can't happen but chances are slim.

Isn't that kind of not driving because you my be in an accident??

Why can't you let the water level down far enough that the chickens can't reach it but the horses can??