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What do you have emus for? I know some people eat them, I'm just curious
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They are pets, as well as livestock guardians. Most hawks won't chance trying to take a chicken when they are grazing with an emu. Also emu will run off cats and other animals they do not know...... they also "help" our LGD patrol the property......they also scare off people we don't know, hehe
They are pets, as well as livestock guardians. Most hawks won't chance trying to take a chicken when they are grazing with an emu. Also emu will run off cats and other animals they do not know...... they also "help" our LGD patrol the property......they also scare off people we don't know, hehe
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They are pets, as well as livestock guardians. Most hawks won't chance trying to take a chicken when they are grazing with an emu. Also emu will run off cats and other animals they do not know...... they also "help" our LGD patrol the property......they also scare off people we don't know, hehe
Are they hard to keep? They need a very tall fence, don't they?
They are pets, as well as livestock guardians. Most hawks won't chance trying to take a chicken when they are grazing with an emu. Also emu will run off cats and other animals they do not know...... they also "help" our LGD patrol the property......they also scare off people we don't know, hehe
Are they hard to keep? They need a very tall fence, don't they?
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They are easy to keep if you raise them as chicks. They do need a tall fence, because they can jump. And electric fence has no affect on them.
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