They need to die for this

[Ascholten]

So they were digging in my totes AGAIN ! Where they do not belong. MY bad for letting them loose because I felt sorry for them being cooped up in the heat.

They dug the hell out of the garlic tote, going after worms I assume initially but NOoooo... They ate most of the garlic cloves pretty badly. Most of my garlic is henpecked !! in that tote now.

Digging up garlic and EATING IT !! R E A L L Y ?????

wtf????

I just can't wait to see what those eggs taste like...... Seriously, I wonder if it's going to flavor them any. I do love garlic but way pissed at them right now.

Aaron

 

[azygous]

But. But. You made them do it by putting the tote there with all that nice soil in it. If you didn't mean for them to dig up your garlic, you should have built a cement wall around it with a solid cover over it.

Yeah, you may not need to add seasoning to your eggs when you go to cook these next ones.

 

[BlueBaby]

I guess that the vampire's won't be after your chicken's.

 

[Ascholten]

But garlic? Some of these were strong ones tool This was the 'leftover tote' the clovelets that were left over from the dedicated totes, so.. some of these were NOT mild garlics, and they just tore them up. I know garlic would about kill a parrot /cockatoo, but apparently chickens have no problem with it. whuda thunkit ??

Aaron

 

[Ascholten]

I guess that the vampire's won't be after your chicken's.

so, I should take the sign down then saying 'free chikn"

Aaron

 

[McChooky]

But. But. You made them do it by putting the tote there with all that nice soil in it. If you didn't mean for them to dig up your garlic, you should have built a cement wall around it with a solid cover over it.

Yeah, you may not need to add seasoning to your eggs when you go to cook these next ones.

"You made them do it"

 

[janiedoe]

Good fences make for good neighbors and good chickens.

 

[McChooky]

I guess that the vampire's won't be after your chicken's.

On the bright side Garlic deters predators !

 

[BlindLemonChicken]

Cook the mangled garlic with the chicken-whoever the ringleader is-and eat it in front of them. Problem deliciously solved.

 

[BlueBaby]

But garlic? Some of these were strong ones tool This was the 'leftover tote' the clovelets that were left over from the dedicated totes, so.. some of these were NOT mild garlics, and they just tore them up. I know garlic would about kill a parrot /cockatoo, but apparently chickens have no problem with it. whuda thunkit ??

Aaron

What do I think??? I think that chickens will eat anything they can get their beak's on, and if you let them do any free-ranging, you better make sure that there isn't anything out there that you don't want them to eat.