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By buckeyes, do you mean the "chestnuts" from a buckeye or horse chestnut tree? If so, what do they do, and where do you put them? There's some rats in my friend's coop, and she's afraid to use poison. And, while neither buckeyes or horse chestnuts are native to this area, I do know where there's some horse chestnuts growing by the road.
Buckeye is a heritage breed of chicken. They're reputed to be somewhat voracious rodent-getters. However, I agree with Katy on the snake thing. I have actually considered placing a little next box somewhere in/near my coop and stuffing it with gopher snakes that I find around here.
Thanks. I've never heard of that breed, so when I think buckeyes, I think of trees.
By buckeyes, do you mean the "chestnuts" from a buckeye or horse chestnut tree? If so, what do they do, and where do you put them? There's some rats in my friend's coop, and she's afraid to use poison. And, while neither buckeyes or horse chestnuts are native to this area, I do know where there's some horse chestnuts growing by the road.
Buckeye is a heritage breed of chicken. They're reputed to be somewhat voracious rodent-getters. However, I agree with Katy on the snake thing. I have actually considered placing a little next box somewhere in/near my coop and stuffing it with gopher snakes that I find around here.
Thanks. I've never heard of that breed, so when I think buckeyes, I think of trees.
