And just because the predators were here first doesn't mean they're allowed to take chickens for food. Doesn't work that way
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Did you mean *don't kill predators? Otherwise I don't follow.Idk, if sombody said this already (did not folow all 83 pages) but just because I kill predators doesn't mean I am not taking care of my birds properly.
Killing seems to be more definite than say an electric fence.No I mean don't say I am not properly taking care of my birds if I choose to kill rather then get...say...an electric fence.
In this thread, you can say it even if other people already said itIdk, if sombody said this already (did not folow all 83 pages) but
You mean you can kill a cute, fuzzy predator and still care about your chickens and take good care of them?just because I kill predators doesn't mean I am not taking care of my birds properly.
Where do I have to live to get those? Mine are ugly with big, sharp teeth.cute, fuzzy predator
They are sometimes cute and fuzzy in photographs and nature documentaries and Disney cartoonsWhere do I have to live to get those? Mine are ugly with big, sharp teeth.
Mainly scottland. Their largest land carnivore is a wild catWhere do I have to live to get those? Mine are ugly with big, sharp teeth.
Ive got mountain lions, bobcats, racoons, coyotes, about every type of predator bird, cats, dogs and supposedly bearsI have racoon, bobcats, and possums...so none of them are cute or fuzzy.