Here too!! Sure is nice!!
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Looks like you may have still had to shovel a path for them aart. I know I did!
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Here too!! Sure is nice!!
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Oh Yeah, I keep the first 10' or so cleared(can't see that in this pic)and a path all the way down. Partly so I can navigate if roof need to be cleared, but help ground clear faster during thaws and in spring.Looks like you may have still had to shovel a path for them aart. I know I did!
Hello and Welcome to the area. I live in the Upper Peninsula as well.. Fishers, weasels (very numerous in the U.P), mink, coyotes, fox (both red and Gray), Eagles/hawks. My biggest concern is feral cats! I use hard wire to secure the coop.Hi there,
I'm looking at starting a new flock. I moved from Minnesota to the upper peninsula of Michigan (gwinn-marquette area), I'm curious as to what predators I need to worry about as I build a coop and my perimeter. I had a very large area fenced in so i wondered what i need to think about as I design my new coop in Michigan. In Minnesota we had weasels, foxes, and coyotes. Hawks were an issue but I made a neon green net to go over my run so i never had issues after that. I never figured a way to get rid of weasels so any advice is greatly appreciated it Are there many weasels in michigan?
Thanks!
Yes, tons of Black bears.. I had a Black bear in my yard this year, thankfully he left the coop alone, and went on his way.Don't forget the bears up there!
I drive to Novi for work, and will likely have chicks this spring, later. Usually some young birds for Chickenstock, if not before.
Mary