So.....that's a no then?
Well poop. I may have to just wait for mother nature to recycle them.
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Postage would be ridiculousSo.....that's a no then?
Well poop. I may have to just wait for mother nature to recycle them.
Postage would be ridiculousAnd it would never get here
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I've heard people blow out an egg and then put mustard in it. Leave it in the nest box and the egg eater gets a surprise. Their taste buds are different then ours so not sure why that's supposed to work. Sometimes a change of scenery can put a stop to it. Maybe move her to the Bitty house for a bit then move her back. See if that helps. For me the loss of eggs wouldn't be great but disturbing the other girls would be worse.Looking for input here.
I have a confirmed egg eater in my pullet group. Aime is following other birds into the nest box and targeting freshly laid eggs.
For the last week I have been monitoring her movements and removing her to the run while the others end up stuck in the coop to lay without her "help".
Yesterday I didn't do that and there were 2 destroyed eggs.
I just ran her out of the nest where she was bugging Jackie.
Breed is a California White.
Options....
Rehome with full disclosure.
Put in the Bitty house with my elderly non laying bantams.
Process..... Both pounds of her tiny irritating self.
What would you do?
I finally got a snow thrower and I used it on my lawn to make paths to the coops.Thanks Bob. I will have to take many breaks. This snow is super heavy. I plan to just clear in front of coop and run doors better. There's just to much with nowhere to throw it in the paths.
Hubs and my son HAD cleared the paths yesterday morning but the wind filled them back in to at least a foot deep.
Hubs does NOT need to be out there shoveling this heavy crap.
I would talk to the city. Being an emergency vehicle you would think your drive would get special considerations. They don't plow the ambulance and police cars in. I certainly don't envy your weather. We got into the 60s here then dropped again. I won't complain about the temperature as long as that white flaky stuff stays away.Been out all morning trying to clear the 4' bank of packed snow from the side of the tow truck.
Hubs is now using the truck as a battering ram to try and knock it down more then pack it.
Super mad at the city. They plowed our street TWICE and buried the truck both times.
I am to old for that nonsense!
That is awful Henny. A heavy snow load is hard enough to deal with, even without reckless plowers making it worse.Well....it was sweet while it lasted.
Plow truck trip #4
This time he was stopped up the road due to a broke down pickup blocking it.
Hubs caught up to him and was a whole lot nicer than I would have been.
He had to back up no matter what so hubs got him to sort of remove what he just shoved against the tow truck. My son and I re-dug his car out.
Yes you read that right. We have been plowed in 4 separate times.
The plow truck hubs went to get from across town has broken controls so was a no go.