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Quote: That means you need to post more! so they know your not spam and the real deal! then you get all the perks! LOL keep posting and replyin!
LOL - yeah I need to post more I know. Just looking around at the moment for all the info I can find so I can be more educated on owning chickens. I should be finishing my coop but thanks to the rain, it is making it impossible to get it finished! GrrrrThat means you need to post more! so they know your not spam and the real deal! then you get all the perks! LOL keep posting and replyin!
Nice i am actually a trapper myself but since they are not bother my birds i cannot trap them but good luck!Just called the PGC, they ok'd itit's perfectly legal to take a nuisance animal with a leg trap. There is no season for dealing with a problem predator, you have the right to protect your animals 24/7. When I have a coon or possum that is after my birds, I typically use box-type traps but the local predators are figuring out that box traps are bad, so I have to switch tactics. Nuisance animals that I trap are humanely dispatched immediately upon discovery, to prevent prolonged suffering. I just wanted to double-check that leg traps were legal.![]()
Nice i am actually a trapper myself but since they are not bother my birds i cannot trap them but good luck!
Awee well at least you got something!!! Hopefully no more issues! Tis the season!Well, I should probably explain the story now
At 11ish last night, I finished doing everything that needed to be done I went out to tuck the birds away. I had just checked on them 3 hours earlier, just before the light had disappeared to make sure everyone was fine, which they were. When I went out the second time, I found my poor Heidi dead, decapitated, and pulled partially through the wire.
RIP, my little sweetheart![]()
I was horrified and distraught. I packed everyone up tight and set up traps in case the animal who did this came back. I assumed it was a raccoon, judging by the way it was pulled to the wire and decapitated. Oh, how wrong I was. This morning, I went out at the crack of dawn to check the trap and there he was, hissing and snapping his beak at me. I've never seen a bird get nabbed in a ground trap like this, I was shocked! Not sure if his leg is broken, but he's going to a Wildlife Rehab center later this afternoon, and hopefully I won't see him again.
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Quote: wow !!! sure is a shame you caught him under the circunstances that you did,,,,he would be great to see in a different setting...