Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[Kris5902]

The snow provides a new weapon in the battle of RC vs the Rodents. I can tell places of entry from footprints in the snow!
The good news is all the places I have sealed off are indeed sealed off. But I found two possible entry points that way.

Now you can follow them back to their lair and wreak total destruction like Bob did!

 

[RoyalChick]

Now you can follow them back to their lair and wreak total destruction like Bob did!

Well slightly oddly they appear from nowhere. I think I have flying mice. As if flying squirrels wasn’t enough!

 

[Kris5902]

Well slightly oddly they appear from nowhere. I think I have flying mice. As if flying squirrels wasn’t enough!

Ninja mice! I haven’t seen mine recently, but I hear her... scritches scritches scritches... I had to take her out of Charlie’s mouth three times a couple nights ago. The night before that I watched her run practically right over both the cats while they slept. She squeaks at me now. At least she doesn’t bite me when I try to release her into the bathroom.

 

[Aussie-Chookmum]

Well slightly oddly they appear from nowhere. I think I have flying mice. As if flying squirrels wasn’t enough!

Could they be dropping from nearby trees onto the Palace roof and running down the walls??

 

[MaryJanet]

Could they be dropping from nearby trees onto the Palace roof and running down the walls??

Out the way! Here I come!!

 

[BY Bob]

The snow provides a new weapon in the battle of RC vs the Rodents. I can tell places of entry from footprints in the snow!
The good news is all the places I have sealed off are indeed sealed off. But I found two possible entry points that way.

Good deal. Now you can lay in the snow and block them!

 

[BY Bob]

Yes, and yes... you know @featherhead007’s post about the fish mox got me thinking... the exotic pet fish market here is probably either booming or completely tanked. I used to keep a fresh water tank and fish are quite delicate when it comes to some bacterial infections. I don’t know of any vets that specialize in fish, and as you can’t get the antibiotics without a prescription... So, what do you do? Just stick your pet angelfish in a baggie and tote them off to the vet for a checkup, where the vet breaks out a super tiny waterproof stethoscope “yes, your fish has a bacterial lung infection... congratulations, you may now buy fish mox to save it!” Available for just $10 at most Walmarts in the USA. “Oh, and here’s your $80 bill for the exam fee, and your script, the medication will be in and available for pick up in just 2-3 business days!”

I wonder if there is some way aquarium stores can diagnose and supply. Otherwise you have to get new fish, right?

 

[BY Bob]

It got worse... far worse. Not only did they knock over Andrew’s good BBQ (the cows already took out the old junker one and the little tabletop one we use at the markets), and my propane tanks, they also Tossed about several empty Jerry cans I am cobbling together to give back to the farm (Long, long story, summed up with “In-laws”). They were chasing my chickens! They ate my chicken feed, and remember the picture of Gus in the trailer? Apparently you can fit several sheep in there as well. So I had to herd ten sheep out of my yard this evening before putting the girls up. I have to say, the one black one and G25 & G26 were almost cute...

Destructive too. Who knew that those cute sheep were so ill behaved. I'm glad my Mary did not have a little lamb.

 

[BY Bob]

Now you can follow them back to their lair and wreak total destruction like Bob did!

Yes! That is what you need to do. Track them to their lair!

 

[BY Bob]

Could they be dropping from nearby trees onto the Palace roof and running down the walls??

Be careful when you go out, they could drop on your head!