Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[Marie2020]

I knew about laminitis (Founder) from too much grazing on lush spring pastures...always thought it was too much too quick...not good to suddenly introduce cows to lush pasture with unlimited access, either....however, always thought clover was a good food. Made me look into it a bit more....this was an interesting read for me! Thank you
Horses & Founder

@Ponypoor.
After reading this article, it looks like I made a wrong discussion. I didn't know that these weeds contained sugar.

I'll be sharing this article with friends that have pony's and horses
Thanks @bgmathteach

 

[Marie2020]

Jealousy isn’t my nature, but I would love to have a nap now too!

So would I but I can't stop looking here, I may have missed something

 

[Marie2020]

Juniper was also the first thought that sprung to my mind… and you can use the berries In stews and gin making! Lol (it’s a natural meat tenderizer)

That's interesting.

 

[RoyalChick]

Sharing!!

Love it.

 

[Marie2020]

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What a beautiful colour Chaco is

If I was in your position I'd be sleeping in a camper van near him with my chickens set up as well

 

[RoyalChick]

Yes we have chatted about these before but I lost the information
I seriously have to get at least 3 of these for the chicken area and two other places in my garden . I already bought two humain tiny ones but they are useless.

Would the rat trap work for mice? Or are mice to light for them? I'm wondering if the "victor traps are best for quality and it's purpose

They work just fine on mice.
But putting them out in the open like in the garden will mean you will just endlessly kill mice because they are everywhere!
You really need to exclude them from entering an area (like the coop) and then kill the ones you have sealed inside so they don’t breed.

 

[Marie2020]

Love it.

I love it

 

[RoyalChick]

With a many cats as you have how can you ever have a mouse problem in the house?????

That my friend is a very, very good question!

 

[Marie2020]

They work just fine on mice.
But putting them out in the open like in the garden will mean you will just endlessly kill mice because they are everywhere!
You really need to exclude them from entering an area (like the coop) and then kill the ones you have sealed inside so they don’t breed.

One for my lidded raised bed coop and a makeshift shed
I need to win the lottery

 

[Marie2020]

She’s part quarter horse, dad was a mustang from Colorado. But I paid more than a quarter for her.

She's worth every cent