My sisters came over so we could continue planning the 50th wedding anniversary party for our parents. And nobody argued
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Great now I have to Google how many people were killed by turkeys. I’ve checked for that information on ducks, geese and chickens so far only one guy died from chickens and one guy died from geeseIt can get a whole lot worse than "rough house"
I met a guy with scars on both sides of his face because he was bent over in front of his tom while fixing a hole in the fence. The tom raked both sides of his face as it tried to breed his head.Great now I have to Google how many people were killed by turkeys. I’ve checked for that information on ducks, geese and chickens so far only one guy died from chickens and one guy died from geese
*Note to selfI met a guy with scars on both sides of his face because he was bent over in front of his tom while fixing a hole in the fence. The tom raked both sides of his face as it tried to breed his head.
I guess no guard turkeys for me, then. I have been thinking about a pair of guard geese, though. I don't really like dogs, especially after moving up here, but geese can be pretty territorial. If I raise them from chicks, they should accept me, right? I still need to do research before I seriously consider them, though.I met a guy with scars on both sides of his face because he was bent over in front of his tom while fixing a hole in the fence. The tom raked both sides of his face as it tried to breed his head.
When I was young, my mom had a couple geese for a while. They never attacked me or anything, but sneaking out at night was some ninja level stuff.I guess no guard turkeys for me, then. I have been thinking about a pair of guard geese, though. I don't really like dogs, especially after moving up here, but geese can be pretty territorial. If I raise them from chicks, they should accept me, right? I still need to do research before I seriously consider them, though.
Like I said, I still need to do more research on their personalities and needs, but the more I read, the more I think they would be good guard animals for me. I'll probably need to clip their wings to keep them from flying over the fence and bothering the neighbours, but I do like the idea.When I was young, my mom had a couple geese for a while. They never attacked me or anything, but sneaking out at night was some ninja level stuff.
My adult geese never flew.Like I said, I still need to do more research on their personalities and needs, but the more I read, the more I think they would be good guard animals for me. I'll probably need to clip their wings to keep them from flying over the fence and bothering the neighbours, but I do like the idea.
I'm not going to worry about it until I get a front fence, though.
I don't recall them going over the 5-6' fence. Nor do I recall wing clipping. I'm fairly sure they were not male (I don't know proper terms for geese). But, yeah, they are good at alerting.Like I said, I still need to do more research on their personalities and needs, but the more I read, the more I think they would be good guard animals for me. I'll probably need to clip their wings to keep them from flying over the fence and bothering the neighbours, but I do like the idea.
I'm not going to worry about it until I get a front fence, though.