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Free-range American Dominique cockerel and American Game pullet. Latter has not touched ground since sometime Friday.
Penned American Game stag that come down to eat. Most have not so far today. Note is pen nearly collapsed due to weight of snow.
Supposed to be 4 lines of hotwire. I see only two.
Lucy working hard to run through snow. He favorite little bunny buddies now where to be seen.
Lucy and I walking behind barn. I have to stop every little bit. Snow back there pushing 20" in places. When you walk, ground a good 6" below your feed. Snow pack very dense.
Here is my "ol crap" moment. That 6' tall snow covered mound is my north bamboo patch. That is where the rabbits appear to be hiding.
See the fence posts tipped over. I have about 50 yards of the stuff collapsed down on to the fence. Fence is really shorted out.
For some reason snow back here not deep. Not much over 6" near my feet. It is also much more compacted.
Penned American Game stag that come down to eat. Most have not so far today. Note is pen nearly collapsed due to weight of snow.
Supposed to be 4 lines of hotwire. I see only two.
Lucy working hard to run through snow. He favorite little bunny buddies now where to be seen.
Lucy and I walking behind barn. I have to stop every little bit. Snow back there pushing 20" in places. When you walk, ground a good 6" below your feed. Snow pack very dense.
Here is my "ol crap" moment. That 6' tall snow covered mound is my north bamboo patch. That is where the rabbits appear to be hiding.
See the fence posts tipped over. I have about 50 yards of the stuff collapsed down on to the fence. Fence is really shorted out.
For some reason snow back here not deep. Not much over 6" near my feet. It is also much more compacted.