Ridgerunner
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I've been trying to think of a way to get the bears after the gophers but the collateral damage may not be manageable.
It'd be fun to get Marshall
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897tgigvib
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Yea, and the eagles gave up and decided to go fishing!
Jared77
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Id still do some quail inside. Some simple cages, compost the shavings, and have quail and eggs. Those little things would be ideal for your situation. They'd get plenty of filtered sunshine right through the windows. Couple of well placed clips on the cages plus some mouse traps to keep the cats at bay, you'd be making food and manure in no time.
Rabbits are often housed indoors too ya know. I see cages on craigslist pretty regularly. Tan the hides, fill the freezer with meat, cold manure for the garden.......I'm just itching to get rabbits (is it that obvious?
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Rabbits are often housed indoors too ya know. I see cages on craigslist pretty regularly. Tan the hides, fill the freezer with meat, cold manure for the garden.......I'm just itching to get rabbits (is it that obvious?
)
peteyfoozer
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Marshall, Marshall, Marshall, Marshall...what are you thinking?? Chickens are not going to draw bears, because your Livestock Guardian Dogs will keep them safe AND keep the bears away so you won't have to worry about your chickens, bovines, pigs,rabbits, sheep OR kids. They will keep the owls and hawks away too...and maybe the meter reader if you want them to.
lesa
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Petey, that looks like paradise to me! Beautiful dogs...
ninnymary
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They're color coordinated!
Mary
Mary
peteyfoozer
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haha! yes, the color helps keep them incognito. Easier to capture the enemy that way....
