That might work as well.
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I just threw brake line out last month ughhhh he had it sitting with all his other crap pile I kept tripping over
I only saved one short piece and I use that to reach up to keep the holes clear in the bottom of the AC window unit
I just threw brake line out last month ughhhh he had it sitting with all his other crap pile I kept tripping overI only saved one short piece and I use that to reach up to keep the holes clear in the bottom of the AC window unit
That's the way it typically goes. as soon as you get rid of something there's a use for it.
So that should be like a 4ft long piece of brake line. Might be able to cut a piece off and still reach the AC.I just threw brake line out last month ughhhh he had it sitting with all his other crap pile I kept tripping overI only saved one short piece and I use that to reach up to keep the holes clear in the bottom of the AC window unit
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whats a window bar?You can use a metal pipe, or some window bars as a pivot point to bend them.hmmmm yes, nice diagram, if I was strong enough or had a vice big enough to hold something to bend like that, and the bend would need tighter towards the bottom to hold them tight.Sally you can fold a piece of Iron like that
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I think she was president or organizer of the cottonpatch geese group.
Ducks are ready for cold before chickens.
May I ask why? Tell me to
if it is none of my business.
Try getting a couple cochins, brahmas, aseels.
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When they're baby chicks, you need to check ever 10-14 days. As they get older you can go longer - perhaps 3 weeks or so by the time they're a couple months.
By the time they're about 6-8 weeks, I switch to a #7 numbered leg band.
I call them aloof. They're just not that into you - or anything else non-chicken.
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A friend of mine is known for her cottonpatch geese. Her husband had a bunch on their trailer he was shipping east when he brought my chickens to IL.lol and I got to the site and go right for the geese!!!
I am ill, cottonpatch geese!! dang gooserz is so dang loud!!!
I think she was president or organizer of the cottonpatch geese group.
Now.
Ducks are ready for cold before chickens.
You don't drive?
I love that picture. Thanks for posting.
this would freak me out a bit and I have chickens lol
You're supposed to be able to use paypal. A debit card or paypal account would suffice in lieu of a CC.
My camera died and it's complicated to get a pic from my phone to the computer in a timely manner. I'll watch though, so have fun and good luck to all.I was thinking in terms of a "scavenger hunt" I will ask for a pic of something and you have to run around your house take a pic and load it. Google pics do not count-has to be something you have. 15 items. 5 minutes per item. first person to post the pic gets a point. person with most points at the end of the game wins...... Sound ok?? Shipping is $20.I will not require a credit card with 3 digit access on back for payment but good faith is always nice
Here too. The last encounter, they chewed a hole through to pop door. New ones are made of aluminum. Once they pulled the siding off of a building to gain access.The raccoons are EVIL here!!! They will chew through anything they can!!!! I would hang garlic and bless the coop with holy water if I thought it might help!!!!
Raccoons are great swimmers, just not inside a cage in a trashcan filled with water. Or held under with a catch pole.
I have to wonder about the balance between the cost of fighting climate change and the cost of fires, drought, floods, etc..
Broodies are great. No electricity and no worries.Sounds exciting! Wish I had a broody hen!!
Evening to you and all
Try getting a couple cochins, brahmas, aseels.
Same here.
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For chicks, I leave it loose but just tight enough that I can't slip it over the foot.
When they're baby chicks, you need to check ever 10-14 days. As they get older you can go longer - perhaps 3 weeks or so by the time they're a couple months.
By the time they're about 6-8 weeks, I switch to a #7 numbered leg band.
Yogurt or kefir will work for probiotics. You can mix it with feed. Pet shops may have an avian probiotic powder.Thank you Sally, I just read through thatI don't think I have any probiotics but I could put ACV in their water if that is okay? Or only if they have a hen?
It is the one that had that unabsorbed yolk. It still has a tiny little bubble on it from that so I'm hoping it falls off but I am making sure to put iodine. It's a happy chick and active so I think it will do well, it just seems to need help. Hopefully its bottom doesn't get messy again. I will raise my brooder element tomorrow because they are getting taller and I won't want it to burn them!
I'll teach you but you'll have to come to MO. DC/AC arc and wire welding.
I know that's how many use the term flighty but some (read that as urbanites) also assume it means they're escape artists.
I call them aloof. They're just not that into you - or anything else non-chicken.
Yes I did and I went back and edited it. Sorry. Too many multiple quotes in there.
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I admire your skills.I just threw brake line out last month ughhhh he had it sitting with all his other crap pile I kept tripping overI only saved one short piece and I use that to reach up to keep the holes clear in the bottom of the AC window unit
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