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bbq chicken, until the gas ran out on the grill
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so part baked, corn on the cob, and green salad. Too hot here for much else. We hit 100. I get sick from that kind of heat.

The chickens like the corn silks!
 
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Bloody things.

I need to do some target shooting with the hubs' pellet gun.

Stupid squirrels.

Saw something rather questionable on Pinterest today. How to stop a rooster from crowing...by putting a band of Velcro around his throat so he can't get as much air in his voice box.

Even put up a video of their rooster "not crowing"

Was a rather sickly sound but still had volume. :/
 
Bloody things.

I need to do some target shooting with the hubs' pellet gun.

Stupid squirrels.

Saw something rather questionable on Pinterest today. How to stop a rooster from crowing...by putting a band of Velcro around his throat so he can't get as much air in his voice box.

Even put up a video of their rooster "not crowing"

Was a rather sickly sound but still had volume. :/


The Velcro collar you saw is a knock-off of a No Crow Collar. Some people say they work, some people say they do not work, and some people report killing their rooster with them.

I say if you think you need a No Crow Collar for your rooster, you don't need to keep the rooster......
 
The Velcro collar you saw is a knock-off of a No Crow Collar. Some people say they work, some people say they do not work, and some people report killing their rooster with them.

I say if you think you need a No Crow Collar for your rooster, you don't need to keep the rooster......


I say I can agree with that.

Course though my landlord has said if one of my chicks ends up being all rooster like I can keep him...the way I've heard him talk about neighbors roosters makes me think he'd find his way in the soup pot rather quickly. :/
 
The Velcro collar you saw is a knock-off of a No Crow Collar. Some people say they work, some people say they do not work, and some people report killing their rooster with them.

I say if you think you need a No Crow Collar for your rooster, you don't need to keep the rooster......
Thank you for saying that - I find myself removing my fingers from the keyboard every time I see mention of wanting/needing/using one of these contraptions - I just do not see how keeping an animal in a contraption that directly impacts it's ability to function as that animal is designed to function is so widely accepted and, indeed, applauded. Roosters crow - don't want/can't have crowing, don't have a rooster. I just do not see how this sort of device is considered a good idea, at all.
 
bbq chicken, until the gas ran out on the grill
tongue.png
so part baked, corn on the cob, and green salad. Too hot here for much else. We hit 100. I get sick from that kind of heat.

The chickens like the corn silks!

LOL - have so been there. It's so hard, anymore to find a place to have your cylinder filled (w/out buying into one of those ridiculously overpriced "exchange" programs) - our TSC does it, and beyond that the only other option w/in 30 miles is the local LP gas delivery place, but they have strictly "business office" type hours, so getting it from them requires serious planning ahead and making a mad dash on my lunch hour to try to get to them, get filled and get back to the office in my allotted time since I work those same hours.
 
Put Walmart bags over your hands. No actual contact, and cheaper than gloves. Clean cases with Clorox wipes. Get the big stuff with bags, vacuum, then move the case? Having a hard time picturing what needs to be done. Mice have been bad for us this year. In the cabins more than anywhere else.

X 2 - I use plastic grocery bags for handling anything remotely "yucky" -- keeps whatever you are dealing with from soaking through paper towels, etc and getting on your skin. For smell - a little Vicks vapo-rub under the nose does a good job of helping to block most of the nasty smells.
 
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