The Quack Shack

Muscovy Wunda · Feb 22, 2020

Do they get locked together? I have one hen that normally stresses when the big ducks are around. But the littlest hen likes to hide under them as protection from over head threats

Tooshay89 · Feb 22, 2020

Muscovy Wunda said:
Thats not a possum it's a demon rat!!! You know for a good nonth after joining byc I thought our possums were they same and was so confused! View attachment 2033075

Okay, your opossums are WAY cuter than ours. Just saying.

duluthralphie · Feb 22, 2020

Muscovy Wunda said:
How do you trap an opossum? They look very smart

I use a dux for bait..

Trimurtisan · Feb 22, 2020

Muscovy Wunda said:
Thats not a possum it's a demon rat!!! You know for a good nonth after joining byc I thought our possums were they same and was so confused! View attachment 2033075

What we have in the states is actual an Opossum, though the "O" is silent. Technically two different species. Both marsupials, but the possums in Oz are more closely related to the kangaroo, and much cutier. I'm pretty sure ours are closer related to the New York sewer rats.

Trimurtisan · Feb 22, 2020

It's been a long day, but we got to see lots of dogs, have some pizza, and enjoy some company. Xaiden got to meet 5 Danes, 2 Bull Mastiff, 1 Neo Masstif, 2 Weimaraners, and a Cane Corso. He did meet other dogs, but those are the large breeds he got to meet and interact with. It was great to see him with these big dogs. He was not scared, maybe a bit cautious, but he was all about meeting them. I told him if he wanted to meet a dog to let me know, and he got shy. Not me though, I took him to the first Dane I saw and taught him how to ask permission to say hi. After the first dog, he wanted to meet every big dog. "Daddy, lets say hi to that one!" :yesss:

Jonah was loving it too. That boy was constantly clapping and dancing around. It was so adorable. Some of the floats had live music on them and Jonah would just start clapping when he saw them. He's going to be my little concert buddy when I get to old to go to them by myself.

Pictures are in no order, might be some repeats, there not cropped... Sorry, I'm tired.

Muscovy Wunda · Feb 22, 2020

Trimurtisan said:
What we have in the states is actual an Opossum, though the "O" is silent. Technically two different species. Both marsupials, but the possums in Oz are more closely related to the kangaroo, and much cutier. I'm pretty sure ours are closer related to the New York sewer rats.

They do look like a rat and a possum fell in love...