Bahahahaha I see soooooo many things wrong with it. Can't stop laughing. You do know it's illegal to have a wild creature in your home. They will ticket you. At least it is in Louisiana. I worked at the Parish District Attorney's office. Specialized in wildlife and fisheries tickets.HI! Lots of great advice here soooo how about a little story?
Once upon a time I had a lot of chickens I really liked and there was this big mean old owl that kept coming an getting them. He came and sat on the pole that had the night light on it. He sat up on top above the light...he could see them, they couldn't see him.
So we set a trap and WOW we caught that big old booger the first night. He got caught by the toes but somehow he managed to damage a wing too.
Husband got him down from the trap......I felt so bad for him, [the owl] I picked him up in my arms with his face away from me and his big old back against me. FREAKEDme out when he just swiveled his head around looked me in the eye!!! I was in love!!!
I put him in a cage and he was just awsome!
Well...hubby came along in a few days or so and sees the owl in the cage. ????? What the heck?
He asks " is that the darn owl that was eating your chickens?" answer, "yes"
He asks "are you feeding him? "
Of course he eats out of my hand.
He asks WHAT are you feeding him?
OOOPS! I answer, "I buy him chicken at the store."
Do you see anything wrong with this picture???I didn't.
I would love to hear her story. I might not respond right away because in a few minutes I'm off to a town council meeting, but I hope it's ready for me to read when I get home. She's soooo cute!!Prayers being sent! My youngest was born at 34 weeks. She was really bruised from presenting face first, and then having to have an emergency C-section.... She had to stay in the NICU for a week. If my 4 lb 13 oz peanut could do fine, so will theirs! Here is my glo-worm with her bruised and swollen face! I felt so bad..... would you all like to hear her story?
Prayers being sent! My youngest was born at 34 weeks. She was really bruised from presenting face first, and then having to have an emergency C-section.... She had to stay in the NICU for a week. If my 4 lb 13 oz peanut could do fine, so will theirs! Here is my glo-worm with her bruised and swollen face! I felt so bad..... would you all like to hear her story?
QUICK, SonRise....hide behind me! Nope, Linda, I haven't SEEN her all day. I couldn't POSSIBLY tell you where she is right now. Of course I'll let her know the authorities are looking for her. You're welcome.
I am not hearing anything when she breathes, but she is keeping her mouth open. She stands up, but her gait is wobbly. She does seem a little more alert than when I first brought her in. Here is another video that shows where her wounds are... I had already put Nustock on them though. They really look alot like road-rash. I'm sorry to ask for help here, but I would rather have your all's opinions rather than creating a thread and having everyone tell me to use a bunch of medications and stuff on her. I will probably give her until tomorrow and see if she improves. If not, I'll have to go ahead and cull. Its a shame because she is just old enough to start laying, but we haven't gotten an egg from her yet.
Yes, me too, I figure if I can keep it all mowed I'll be doing good. I learned in my old age to buy weed/grass killer and I spray around everything that I can't get close enough to with the riding mower. Then I just ZIP around and it only take about 2 to 3 days!!!!!
Wish I had a "bagger" like Carolyn, she mows even in the winter months and gathers the grass clippings for the chickens to peck through and for the soft nests.
Pretty smart cookie..she is.
Willow, here is the tree today, just now.
The greatest thing about it is that it pleases many of the senses, it smells divine, looks awsome and also has a very pleasant "HUM" do to all the millions of bees that are enjoying it.
You sure can't miss it.
