maybe the mouse was running from the coyotes .....
It's when I sppot rats that I freak out. Luckily I have not seen one in a long time.
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maybe the mouse was running from the coyotes .....
It's when I sppot rats that I freak out. Luckily I have not seen one in a long time.
Oh my yeah I have never seen a rat before. I think I would freak out. They are ugly. This is the second time I have caught one in my coop they don't bother me as long as they dont run at me... But the dang thing just climbed on the rafter and looked at me like can you turn that light off please... Between the roof and the walls there are gaps for ventilation and that's where they are getting in. so I am gonna cut chickenwire n staple it around so they still get airflow without the visitors.
Sadie -
What wonderful stories about about your daughter. It shows a well loved child with supportive parents parents who teach her well through the good examples you have set.
My kids astonish me too at times, like Olivia at the end-of year picnic in second grade when she refused to acknowledge my neighbor and her daughter when they came and said hello to us. The mom was getting irritated and asked Olivia if she was going to use her good manners and respond to their greeting. I was kicking Olivia under the table because she kept eating her hot dog like they were not even there. Once they left, she turned to me and said she will never acknowledge that girl because she always punches a little dark-skinned boy in the groin when she gets on the bus, and then lies to the busdriver that he tripped her in the aisle getting the poor boy in trouble.
For Alex it was watching Food Inc, or something like that. He has no love for animals, but he does believe that every living being ought to be treated humanely and with respect, no matter what their purpose in life. We walked out of the theater after it was over, and he told me he will never eat another egg nor any chicken meat until we raise the birds ourselves. That is why I have chickens and why I am here. I wouldn't have gotten to know this wonderful group of people if autistic kids really did have no empathy as so many books say!
Just before his third birthday, I took him to the fair and told him if he behaved well, I would buy him a cookie before we left. Well, he earned his cookie, and eagerly waited in line for it. We started walking away from the stand when he spotted another little boy nearby who was having a tantrum because his mom would not buy him a cookie. Alex walked over and gave him the entire cookie without every trying a bit of it. I asked him why he did that and he replied "That boy wants a cookie way more than I do!"
What wonderful stories about about your daughter. It shows a well loved child with supportive parents parents who teach her well through the good examples you have set.
My kids astonish me too at times, like Olivia at the end-of year picnic in second grade when she refused to acknowledge my neighbor and her daughter when they came and said hello to us. The mom was getting irritated and asked Olivia if she was going to use her good manners and respond to their greeting. I was kicking Olivia under the table because she kept eating her hot dog like they were not even there. Once they left, she turned to me and said she will never acknowledge that girl because she always punches a little dark-skinned boy in the groin when she gets on the bus, and then lies to the busdriver that he tripped her in the aisle getting the poor boy in trouble.
For Alex it was watching Food Inc, or something like that. He has no love for animals, but he does believe that every living being ought to be treated humanely and with respect, no matter what their purpose in life. We walked out of the theater after it was over, and he told me he will never eat another egg nor any chicken meat until we raise the birds ourselves. That is why I have chickens and why I am here. I wouldn't have gotten to know this wonderful group of people if autistic kids really did have no empathy as so many books say!
Just before his third birthday, I took him to the fair and told him if he behaved well, I would buy him a cookie before we left. Well, he earned his cookie, and eagerly waited in line for it. We started walking away from the stand when he spotted another little boy nearby who was having a tantrum because his mom would not buy him a cookie. Alex walked over and gave him the entire cookie without every trying a bit of it. I asked him why he did that and he replied "That boy wants a cookie way more than I do!"
Be sure to do that - I had to have my garden shed gutted last year becasue they came in the vents and nested in the insulation between the outside wall and the press-board or whatever that cheap, easily mouse chewable interior walls were made of. The whole place reeked of mouse urine. I had to rent a dumpster and throw out the interior walls, ceiling, all the insulation, and many tools that the mice had eaten the cords and other plastic bits on to the point that I felt they'd be unsafe even if I did replace the cord.
***? I can only send two PMs a day?????? Weird! I had to rejoin as my old name and password didn't work. Hey, maybe I got banned! : ) Wouldn't be the least bit surprised.
Anyway, hey, Robin, I wanted to let you know that I was still alive, and have yet aNOTHER new phone number. Last one for a long time, promise! Anyway, if you have not used up YOUR allowance of two PMs (eye roll) can you PM me your phone number again (ha ha!) so I can call you??? In case you hadn't guessed this is your crazy friend with the pit bulls...
Anyway, dying to talk, so send that phone number. Thanks!
Anyway, hey, Robin, I wanted to let you know that I was still alive, and have yet aNOTHER new phone number. Last one for a long time, promise! Anyway, if you have not used up YOUR allowance of two PMs (eye roll) can you PM me your phone number again (ha ha!) so I can call you??? In case you hadn't guessed this is your crazy friend with the pit bulls...
Anyway, dying to talk, so send that phone number. Thanks!
I'm in Everett Washington. Currently have 6 hens. 1 Delaware, 2 Easter Eggers , 1 Sexlink, 1 Whitelegorn and 1 Blue Cochin. I'm currently working on getting another coop up for Serama's. Anyone in the area have any?
I'm in Everett Washington. Currently have 6 hens. 1 Delaware, 2 Easter Eggers , 1 Sexlink, 1 Whitelegorn and 1 Blue Cochin. I'm currently working on getting another coop up for Serama's. Anyone in the area have any?
As for Rama's I know RedRooster Farm has them. Jbear I think still does, cmsdvm (I think), 4312, Cloverleaf Farm and there may be some I have missed.
Of course we have Pierre but he is not going anywhere ! !
I'm in Everett Washington. Currently have 6 hens. 1 Delaware, 2 Easter Eggers , 1 Sexlink, 1 Whitelegorn and 1 Blue Cochin. I'm currently working on getting another coop up for Serama's. Anyone in the area have any?
Welcome here your going to love this group...
Hey everybody...
I will be in Seattle on the 16th for my post-op appt. so if anyone needs anything transported south that day let me know via email or text.
We have a big car so I size is not so limited.
Have a great day and weekend.
I will be in Seattle on the 16th for my post-op appt. so if anyone needs anything transported south that day let me know via email or text.
We have a big car so I size is not so limited.
Have a great day and weekend.
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