Sorry, Double post.
I'll check out the supplies I have around as well.
Russ
I'll check out the supplies I have around as well.
Russ
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anyone going to the Premiere of th Revolution tomorrow (thursday)?
Jessica (FireWifeJess),
Do any of these critters look familiar to you? My husband said if the animal that is burrowing is using a tunnel to get into your run, putting a hardware cloth apron up probably won't keep it out because it will continue to burrow beneath the hardware cloth.
Vagrant Shrew:
See also: http://wdfw.wa.gov/living/moles.html#shrews
Pocket Gopher:
See also: http://wdfw.wa.gov/living/gophers.html#legal <==== listed as a candidate for protection under the federal Endangered Species Act
Vole (Meadow Mice or Field Mice):
See also: http://whatcom.wsu.edu/ipm/manual/black/voles.html
I will try and wander out to his stash pile and see whats left and get a measurement for you on ThursdayWhen I asked hubby tonite he said "Why didnt you ask me about this 2 weeks ago when we were in that part of the job??" Gheesh men and timing LOL..... He said that after you guys know what you may need or want to let us know and if we have some extra to spare He will be happy to meet you guys one day after work.
See hubby works for a construction company... they do large build sites and bottom line there is a lot of waste. So my sweet other half is always bringing home stuff and sometimes Lots of it. He has brought home, Windows, Lumber of all kinds and sizes, Lighting, insulation, dented or scratched dishwashers, molding, boxes of nails, paint and other stuff. It drives him nuts to see stuff go into the dumpster because of a small defect or because it was the wrong size, color etc and couldn't be sent back..It drives me nuts to have it piling up around our placeSo Im always happy to see people that need it get the extras that we cant use. A few years ago he brought home 300 heavy fire doors.... They were interior doors from a hotel that upgraded for code reasons, I think... Anyways I was like. WHAT ARE WE GONNA DO WITH 300 INTERIOR DOORS ???? Are you nuts?? He just smiled and said "Babe they were free".. We stacked them out behind the barn and covered them and gave a few away. We joked about building coops and a garage with them. Then last year a neighbor of ours was telling us about another elderly neighbor that has large barns and the barn floors had rotted out.. he didnt have the funds to replace them Sooooo Geuss what the guys game up with.... Yep the hay barns now have new "DOOR" floors
So anyways after you get your plan made of what you want... Just PM me or something and we can see what we have that you need![]()
anyone going to the Premiere of th Revolution tomorrow (thursday)?
That would be fun, but alas I have to work.
btw- are you on your new schedule yet?
I've been hearing about a major shake up with Metro at the end of the month.
Russ- Hope it doesn't mess you up.
27 chickens of mine or belonging to my 4Hers are at the Puyallup Fair and I am pooped! There are a ton of seramas there. Anyone who wants to see a real serama tabletop show should go Friday night. Judging of caged birds is Saturday then we pick them all up Sunday and do it all again for the Youth Show in 2 weeks. September is a busy time for us.
While an apron won't prevent tunneling critters. From the looks of your post I wonder if the "apron" is being misunderstood. See you say putting the apron up. Just to clarify if anybody doesn't understand. The apron goes OUT onto the ground or even buried a few inches but extends out 1'-2' around the outside walls of the coop/run.Jessica (FireWifeJess),
Do any of these critters look familiar to you? My husband said if the animal that is burrowing is using a tunnel to get into your run, putting a hardware cloth apron up probably won't keep it out because it will continue to burrow beneath the hardware cloth.