PattJ
In the Brooder
- Feb 13, 2016
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Thanks CarolynF, This site's "reply" feature is not intuitive on my phone. Maybe I still don't have it right? Seems like thete are 2 ways to quote/reply...or is that me being IT illiterate?
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I see you're trying to quote the person you're addressing and then add your comments. It will be easier for you if, after you click 'quote', to just scroll to the bottom of that quote and type your comments. Then click submit. That way it will be just one action for you and it will all show in the same comment box for us. I hope that makes sense and doesn't sound smarty-pants, just trying to be helpful.
Not close enough to do that. Main probelem is the owner is deaf (really!) and so has NO CLUE how annoying they are. Tried to communicate that they were coming on my property and she's shaking her head for "no" as the dogs run under my fence in front of her. As the Kitsap Humane Socity refused to help (acted like it's my fault for free ranging on my own property) the fence was to only option.hhmm plant a few marigolds or something by that fence, I have also heard that a clapper will respond to dog noise set a sprinkler to it they get hosed when they bark
Thanks CarolynF, This site's "reply" feature is not intuitive on my phone. Maybe I still don't have it right? Seems like thete are 2 ways to quote/reply...or is that me being IT illiterate?
I love guineas , but when i got 3 youngsters my husband eventually went down on his knees ( literally) asking me to PLEEZE get rid of them because of their voice. even on 7 acres they would have bothered my neighbors. Peacocks are worse because if they are not in an aviary they will roost in trees, neighbors porches and visit blocks away….( it happened to my girlfriend.)Guineas are pretty loud. Take that into consideration.
Ohhhh darn …….That Chicken Math……...I am infested with chicks ! LOL
I am now finally completly fenced so its just the eagles and hawks ( and occasional wild cat/racoon to worry about.) It wasn't the neighborhood dogs but the coyote's that would constantly hide and nab birds and cats, lost 2 turkeys too. have 2 awesome neighborhood Border collies that would come to visit after the fence was finished who helped me find places the coyotes could still get in.I had to put up a new $4000 fence to keep them off my property and away from my birds. Didn't solve the noise issue.
We did steaks on the grill, all day outside we have these old snapper riding mowers 2 of them, I love the oldest one had her resurrected by a mower repair guy was running it yesterday she let out a belch of black didn't want to keep running, ran it back into the barn started to start the other one dead battery so charged it overnight this morning it still didn't want to come to life. I have to stay out of bright sunlight so had waited to to try it brought the old girl back out we knew her blade belt was slipping last night and it came off tonight. Please one more day no rain. other half is watching you tube videos about snapper repair on belts
hahahahahaThe silkies are making me give in. I started collecting eggs to set today. I need some tiny peeping little chipmunks.
cool photo!
Ohhhh darn …….That Chicken Math……...