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- Aug 2, 2019
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I am just kidding about the humane society. I actually saw one posted on a humane society website and thought I would never have thought of that. Then I said I bet it's a drake but they were trying to find it a home.
I have looked and my husband has looked and it looks like a mink to us. We just haven't been able to figure out why it is just taking just an egg. Glad it is but I don't know why it isn't on a killing spree. That's what Google says minks do. Their house is covered all around the bottom with chicken wire. We had to do that last summer when we have a brooder who decided to go the distance and hatch 4 babies. We had to add a wing then a maternity ward to the house. Then we needed a nursery and while we were expanding the ducks' house until it is getting close to being bigger than our own house we decided to go ahead with the chicken wire just to keep the babies safe. So they are as protected as we can make them. I have a pitbull that watches the duck house all night long. He has raised holy heck several times a night more than once. We let him out and he chases something off. I don't want to lose my dog or my ducks but I don't know what I am chasing. The last time I put the trap out, I caught one mad feral cat. He was still mad when I was letting him out of the trap.
I have looked and my husband has looked and it looks like a mink to us. We just haven't been able to figure out why it is just taking just an egg. Glad it is but I don't know why it isn't on a killing spree. That's what Google says minks do. Their house is covered all around the bottom with chicken wire. We had to do that last summer when we have a brooder who decided to go the distance and hatch 4 babies. We had to add a wing then a maternity ward to the house. Then we needed a nursery and while we were expanding the ducks' house until it is getting close to being bigger than our own house we decided to go ahead with the chicken wire just to keep the babies safe. So they are as protected as we can make them. I have a pitbull that watches the duck house all night long. He has raised holy heck several times a night more than once. We let him out and he chases something off. I don't want to lose my dog or my ducks but I don't know what I am chasing. The last time I put the trap out, I caught one mad feral cat. He was still mad when I was letting him out of the trap.