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Alaskan
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Yes, it was the turkey that Franklin wanted.
Wild turkeys are smart.
Wild turkeys are smart.
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- #962
Alaskan
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Owls are easier to herd out of the coop.crazy.... a friend just asked how to get an owl out of her coop.... he was eating her rooster...
I gave her a number to contact but what do once they find the way in???
Not sure why you would wait for someone to get it out.
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Alaskan
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Oh.... after they find a way in, the work HARD to get back in.
Last time a great horned owl got in my coop I had to close them up TIGHT starting early evening every day. The owl left Freddy Kreuger claw marks all around the pop door.
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Good enough, right?
Running late
Running late
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greybeard
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Yep......it's easy to make them desperately WANT to leave.Owls are easier to herd out of the coop.
Not sure why you would wait for someone to get it out.
Wehner Homestead
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Oh boy! I thought my recollection was bad but not that bad!! I definitely need to get some restZ
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Alaskan
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It would be funny if anyone had wanted a buzzard or vulture for the US.
What kind of a message!
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Alaskan
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Flying rat at the dump today.
CntryBoy777
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There is only 1 bird of prey...that I have ever heard....that isn't a scavenger.....and only eats live prey....it is an Osprey....they only eat live fish.....
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And owls though right?There is only 1 bird of prey...that I have ever heard....that isn't a scavenger.....and only eats live prey....it is an Osprey....they only eat live fish.....
I don't think owls eat carrion.
