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rjohns39 said:
:frow Good morning Parront, have a great day
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Good Morning, Bob! We had some excitement last night. Our electric netting was almost knocked over, a couple of the plastic posts in the corner lost their clips and the fence got disconnected from the power. Some animal was tangled up in it good. Power to the fence was off for a while. :( Lucky that another animal did not come along afterwards.
 
Parront said:
Good Morning, Bob! We had some excitement last night. Our electric netting was almost knocked over, a couple of the plastic posts in the corner lost their clips and the fence got disconnected from the power. Some animal was tangled up in it good. Power to the fence was off for a while. :( Lucky that another animal did not come along afterwards.
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Hopefully it got zapped enough to make it a believer.
 
He does tend to get lost if he sees the swing coming out lol!
The trendy town wasn't always trendy, it is an old train station town that still has tracks in place.
Until recently those tracks were called the hobo highway by locals because bums walked them and camped on the sides.
The shops were old, nothing had been updated since the 70's at least.
Then a lot of folks from up north started moving here and the tracks became a walking trail and the shops got train related names.
We even got brick oven pizzerias and gift shops really fancy stuff you don't see unless you head towards the coast.
And you're right about the chickens, this road has a lot of old farmers on it so it is like a safari to the new people lol.:)
Parront said:
I bet he avoids the swing now! :lau
Our chickens are right up front, too. That is where the grass is that I want them to eat. I have met neighbors walking by that would never say hi before, but have lots of interest in the chickens. I guess Prescott is trendy, we have a popular tourist attraction called "Whiskey Row". We have had tourists in our Bunkhouse every weekend, and are booked solid for September, too. Who knew that chickens could be a tourist attraction?
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rjohns39 said:
Hopefully it got zapped enough to make it a believer.
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I hope so! I am replacing the step-in post -- one got the spike bent and a couple of plastic holders broke off. The netting held up good, lost one non-powered vertical strand that I just cut off. The trouble here is that there are so many wild animals, and people in the neighborhood feed them.:barnie They brag about it online.
 
Sue decided to season the food for everybody.:p
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Parront said:
I hope so! I am replacing the step-in post -- one got the spike bent and a couple of plastic holders broke off. The netting held up good, lost one non-powered vertical strand that I just cut off. The trouble here is that there are so many wild animals, and people in the neighborhood feed them.:barnie They brag about it online.
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Wonder if it was deer that got it’s antlers stuck. I had my welded wire fence bowled into a few months after it went up. Looked like a cartoon when they roll a boulder downhill and it bounces off the fence. A deer was the only thing I could think of that was big enough. Running through the yards and then finds a fence that hadn’t ever been there.
 

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