And I have a couple boxes of Borax if the mice get hungry. If that doesn't work, I'll be using baking soda.Time to start lining the coop with insulation. I hope the mice don't eat it up. The Rockwool is suppose to be mouse resistant.
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And I have a couple boxes of Borax if the mice get hungry. If that doesn't work, I'll be using baking soda.Time to start lining the coop with insulation. I hope the mice don't eat it up. The Rockwool is suppose to be mouse resistant.
Lol sounds like a plan!And I have a couple boxes of Borax if the mice get hungry. If that doesn't work, I'll be using baking soda.
Our winds are typically from the SW...Maybe the rockwool will give them indigestion or worse lol! I need to do the same here. It helps some here that I built our coop on the east side of our pole barn. Unless of course the east wind fires up!
Lately here blowing out of the N / NW with a real bite to them! We get quite a few straight out of the east too.Our winds are typically from the SW...
I have a woods behind my coop, so they are protected from the wind in that direction.Our winds are typically from the SW...
They're calling for 5-8 inches at the Ohio /Michigan line22 degrees in Northwest Ohio. They are calling for 6 inches of snow
We could all congregate at Pokagon and hit the toboggan slide...Likely same weather system we are going to get here in N.E. Indiana. I could do without it lol!![]()
Hey! That would be a hoot!We could all congregate at Pokagon and hit the toboggan slide...![]()