beylabean
In the Brooder
anyone ever deal with this? We have a pond and the ducklings are being picked off one by one, by a huge snapping turtle. anyway to move the turtle ?
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IDK, but when you do, make soup!
Well to move it you need to catch it. A fishing pole works just fine with a little bait. Its not that difficult really.anyone ever deal with this? We have a pond and the ducklings are being picked off one by one, by a huge snapping turtle. anyway to move the turtle ?
Bait with what? A duckling? Lol I've got (or had) bass in the pond. Haven't seen many lately but if I can catch a small one would that work?Well to move it you need to catch it. A fishing pole works just fine with a little bait. Its not that difficult really.
Lol @ duckling for bait. Anything a fish would eat, a turtle will so the same kinds of bait you catch a bass with will work on a turtle.Bait with what? A duckling? Lol I've got (or had) bass in the pond. Haven't seen many lately but if I can catch a small one would that work?
They are fairly large ducklings and I would move them if I could catch them :/ the turtle may be old, but he will have to be moved. I can't afford for it to keep taking anymore of my ducks. Even if there were older sucks they can't exactly keep babies safe from him pulling one under :/I would consider moving the babies out of your pond, at least for now. Give them a little pool, and maybe they will do better in the pond when they are MUCH more mature. They don't have adults to guard them, so they really are vulnerable. Big turtles are VERY old, and it's a shame to wipe them out if there's any other way. Mary