Teresa & Mike CHS - Our journal

[Mike CHS]

I don't think you are ever over predators. You can get rid of some and others will move in to fill the void.

 

[CntryBoy777]

Rubbing alcohol will cut it too....wash your hands and arms to wash the plant oils off, let the alcohol evaporate wipe hands on paper towel and ya can sink wash with soap and water then...the oils will float and spread with water, but the alcohol breaks them down....it has worked on us and the grand kids without a hitch....and many have "sensitivity" issues....

One thing about it Mike....I never get tired of "seeing" your place there, either.....and I really appreciate ya "sharing" so much here, with us!!.....

 

[Mike CHS]

Fred, You have been a big help in our place from just about the start.

 

[Bruce]

There was enough vines through the tops of the trees that I cut, that when the chain saw broke through the trunks, the trees were still standing.

OK, that is downright scary!!! Which way do you run when it starts to move?

Oh, I meant to tell you @Bruce that the hen that disappeared with the eggs

Hmmm, I wonder if they can get through the 1" squares because they can get a claw or tooth grip on it? I think I would wrap the entire run in 2x4 knotted wire with a band of the 1" stuff low to keep coon paws out.

 

[RollingAcres]

I need to work on setting our camera for low light conditions. There was a magnificent layer of clouds here tonight that I didn't do justice to. I still think it is worth posting.

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Wow such a beautiful picture!

 

[Senile_Texas_Aggie]

I need to bring down a bunch of trees which I started on this morning.

We want pictures!

 

[Mike CHS]

It started to rain every time I went out to work so I said to heck with it and we went to Kroger. On the way home we spotted a white raptor of some sort perched on a power pole. I'm not finding anything resembling this bird (at least not in Tennessee).

 

[RollingAcres]

On the way home we spotted a white raptor of some sort perched on a power pole. I'm not finding anything resembling this bird (at least not in Tennessee).

Could be a hawk that is leucistic?

 

[Mike CHS]

Could be a hawk that is leucistic?

That is definitely possible. I'm finding nothing that's all white.

 

[RollingAcres]

That is definitely possible. I'm finding nothing that's all white.

Me neither. While looking for all white bird of prey, I did come across Grey Goshawks but they are not found here in the United States. They are found in Tasmania and Australia. Grey Goshawks are the only bird of prey that are all white. Learn something new everyday.