Quote: They don't handle pine shavings if they have a small nozzle, though, as I discovered yesterday![]()
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Quote: They don't handle pine shavings if they have a small nozzle, though, as I discovered yesterday![]()
Made a good mink out of him!Did you know that it is much easier to catch and kill a mink by stomping on its head at 10AM while it is killing a chicken in the field, than it is to shoot one at night or catch one in a trap?
This just happened 20 minutes ago and my heart is still pounding.
I'm so glad I was home. I was just about to leave to have my safety inspection done. The birds are usually safe in the middle of the day when they can see threats.
I heard mayhem and thought it was cockerels chasing pullets but I knew immediately it was a mink because squirrels don't chase chickens.
I didn't have time to grab a weapon. I ran out and he had a cockerel down biting it's neck. He didn't care that 2 other cockerels were attacking it nor that I was running up to the scene. I just stepped on it's chest and then on his head when he started biting my boot, after a couple minutes the cockerel I thought was dead got up and ran away.
Then I rearranged my boot and started stomping on his neck. We had 4" of rain yesterday and overnight so the ground was really soft.
Did you know that it is much easier to catch and kill a mink by stomping on its head at 10AM while it is killing a chicken in the field, than it is to shoot one at night or catch one in a trap?
This just happened 20 minutes ago and my heart is still pounding.
I'm so glad I was home. I was just about to leave to have my safety inspection done. The birds are usually safe in the middle of the day when they can see threats.
I heard mayhem and thought it was cockerels chasing pullets but I knew immediately it was a mink because squirrels don't chase chickens.
I didn't have time to grab a weapon. I ran out and he had a cockerel down biting it's neck. He didn't care that 2 other cockerels were attacking it nor that I was running up to the scene. I just stepped on it's chest and then on his head when he started biting my boot, after a couple minutes the cockerel I thought was dead got up and ran away.
Then I rearranged my boot and started stomping on his neck. We had 4" of rain yesterday and overnight so the ground was really soft.
Quote: At least you're in the right stateNo future in hitting the panic button 'til you know what you're faced with. Might be a simple cure. See what that goat vet has to say, then panic if it's justified.![]()
You guys who are losing animals to predator need a donkey, or a live stock guardian dog. Something that will kill predators. ;oShop vacs are awesome. I use mine for all sorts of stuff. Clean off car motors, grime, gunk, suck the oil off the heads with a small nozzle. Gravel and stones, wood, sawdust. When we gutted our bathroom sucked the water out of the toilet clean. .DW though I was gross.. wouldn't it be grosser to slop it all over the house carrying it out?
Shop vacs are awesome. I use mine for all sorts of stuff. Clean off car motors, grime, gunk, suck the oil off the heads with a small nozzle. Gravel and stones, wood, sawdust. When we gutted our bathroom sucked the water out of the toilet clean. .DW though I was gross.. wouldn't it be grosser to slop it all over the house carrying it out?
Quote: I know where there's a fair-sized stack of pallets, probably free for the hauling; come get 'em. Only a couple hundred feet from TSC, too