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The way ya pronounce it !!!!! There really is none other than Sawzall is a trademark name.
The way ya pronounce it !!!!! There really is none other than Sawzall is a trademark name.
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If the hinges are both pointing in the same direction, it's easy for a neighbor dog or raccoon to lift the gate off the hinges. I can't tell whether you've got them either top pointing up/ bottom pointing down or top down/bottom up, but I'm paranoid about these things because hanging the gate with both hinge pins up was the way I lost all my daylilies to cattle the first time I put a gate into the orchard.
They are both the same direction. I'll look into altering it. A neighborhood dog would have to get past our 5' and 6' foot fences.
If the hinges are both pointing in the same direction, it's easy for a neighbor dog or raccoon to lift the gate off the hinges. I can't tell whether you've got them either top pointing up/ bottom pointing down or top down/bottom up, but I'm paranoid about these things because hanging the gate with both hinge pins up was the way I lost all my daylilies to cattle the first time I put a gate into the orchard.
They are both the same direction. I'll look into altering it. A neighborhood dog would have to get past our 5' and 6' foot fences.
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That's a lot to have to deal with in one day.
I'm sorry!
That's a lot to have to deal with in one day.
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Your chickens will be enraptured! Very nice!
Your chickens will be enraptured! Very nice!
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I'm sorry for both losses.
I'm sorry for both losses.
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Welcome, Carolyn! Good to have ya here!
Welcome, Carolyn! Good to have ya here!
This rotten cold I've had for over a week let up a bit today so I got outside to do the hot wire. Got distracted with other things and only ended up getting it half way done. Tomorrow perhaps.
Introduced CL's Wheaten boy to every one today. Funny thing was that the teenagers chased him, not the big chickens. Go figure. When it got time to go to bed, I couldn't find him.
So I looked under and around the coops but no chicken. I found the silly bird in the coop with the big chickens, squashed in between to fat ladies, only his white feathers showing out from under their fuzzy bodies! It was cute!
I made a big brooder over the top of the roost in the teenager coop. Has a hinged door covered in chicken wire. Turned out good. It was dark so I couldn't get a good pic. I'll try tomorrow.
Night all! Gonna get some sleep so I can take advantage of the sun tomorrow!
Introduced CL's Wheaten boy to every one today. Funny thing was that the teenagers chased him, not the big chickens. Go figure. When it got time to go to bed, I couldn't find him.
So I looked under and around the coops but no chicken. I found the silly bird in the coop with the big chickens, squashed in between to fat ladies, only his white feathers showing out from under their fuzzy bodies! It was cute!
I made a big brooder over the top of the roost in the teenager coop. Has a hinged door covered in chicken wire. Turned out good. It was dark so I couldn't get a good pic. I'll try tomorrow.
Night all! Gonna get some sleep so I can take advantage of the sun tomorrow!
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If the hinges are both pointing in the same direction, it's easy for a neighbor dog or raccoon to lift the gate off the hinges. I can't tell whether you've got them either top pointing up/ bottom pointing down or top down/bottom up, but I'm paranoid about these things because hanging the gate with both hinge pins up was the way I lost all my daylilies to cattle the first time I put a gate into the orchard.
They are both the same direction. I'll look into altering it. A neighborhood dog would have to get past our 5' and 6' foot fences.
Yeah, I remembered that you've got a good dog-proof fence.
I'm all kinds of hypervigilant this week.
If the hinges are both pointing in the same direction, it's easy for a neighbor dog or raccoon to lift the gate off the hinges. I can't tell whether you've got them either top pointing up/ bottom pointing down or top down/bottom up, but I'm paranoid about these things because hanging the gate with both hinge pins up was the way I lost all my daylilies to cattle the first time I put a gate into the orchard.
They are both the same direction. I'll look into altering it. A neighborhood dog would have to get past our 5' and 6' foot fences.
Yeah, I remembered that you've got a good dog-proof fence.
I'm all kinds of hypervigilant this week.
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If the hinges are both pointing in the same direction, it's easy for a neighbor dog or raccoon to lift the gate off the hinges. I can't tell whether you've got them either top pointing up/ bottom pointing down or top down/bottom up, but I'm paranoid about these things because hanging the gate with both hinge pins up was the way I lost all my daylilies to cattle the first time I put a gate into the orchard.
I'm gonna have to look at my gate tomorrow!
If the hinges are both pointing in the same direction, it's easy for a neighbor dog or raccoon to lift the gate off the hinges. I can't tell whether you've got them either top pointing up/ bottom pointing down or top down/bottom up, but I'm paranoid about these things because hanging the gate with both hinge pins up was the way I lost all my daylilies to cattle the first time I put a gate into the orchard.
I'm gonna have to look at my gate tomorrow!
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