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That is a riot!!Obviously I need to seek out that movie!!![]()
Quote: My experience with black widows is different; I had widows do a number on several of my silkies last summer. Once I rid the coop of them I had no more problems. In general, I don;t think DE is good for much except drying things out, and Sweet PDZ does a better job. It makes no insecticidal claims. My rat catching cats like to lie down nearby and watch the silkies. I wouldn't trust them with young birds, but if the birds are at least half grown, the cats are fine.
Not seeing predators does not mean they are not there. It has been several years since I have seen a coyote in our neighborhood, but neighbors see them periodically. People catty-corner to me lost a number of birds to one last year, and they saw it, so they know it was the culprit. I live in the middle of the city.
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Mikey you might want to take a cruise around your yard/coop/run area at night with a black light and look for 'em (they glow in black lights). I get so mad when I see 'em hanging out next to my sleeping ladies!I recommend long handled needle-nosed pliers and good squishing shoes!!! DH and I do this regularly....high romance...fun for a date night!![]()
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You might also want to get some childrens benadryl (if you don't already have some)
And sorry about your poor girl...![]()
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That sounds like a great idea for a teenage activity!
Of course Walt will probably save them up in a jar and milk the venom for poison tipped blow darts...
I saw a multi LED UV flashlight at Walgreens for around $16.
My preferred scorpion weapon is a nice big hammer (I've even used the mallet-sized sledge hammers). There is something satisfying about it, not to mention being a lot farther from the tail tip.
Quote: I think he is looking for Chip...
So Tammy & I go out to let out the cluckers and feed them some corn on the cob.
When sallying through the coop / run I noticed an egg on the shelf - a tad bit small and quite lighter colored then all the rest!
We think someone started laying.
Culprits could be
GSL (possibility because I found a feather of theirs in the nest box but they haven't reddened up fully yet)
Wellsomer (prolly not 'cause it was way too light but they have reddened up pretty fully now)
App Spitz (prolly not cause I don't think they are ready)
Silkie/cochin cross (prolly not cause she is way too small and the egg was too large for her)
No one is squatting yet so one of my older girls cold have just gotten lazy in the location and pigment department.
We'll have to see over the next couple of days...