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Well I have some classic Peeps from spring '12 They didn't use to crack when I would aqueze [sp] them. If the water excaped might not the scent also?

If your targets are confined to 'coons and not all meat eaters, give the meatball treatment to MARSHMELLOWS! Coons [at least around here] will go for the Marshmellow first walking right by meatballs...

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YEP It could be. There is no antitoxin and full recovery could take an long time [3-4 months] If it was mine I would put her down. The good news is that it is not catching another bird would have to...

try posting good things about the Poultry Connection on BYC and see what happens.

OK MAAM IF YOU SAY SO, It is sort of a waste of time for old readers though.

HOW DID IT TASTE? stale answer last posted 9 months ago

Stale answer the post is almost a year old!

Well if he couldn't feed his animals, he might think it better to end it fast rather than pass the burden on to the family. If he didn't leave a note he might have just planned to off the cows but...

Sorry Evy but I have to ask where the trees are that have 3-4" flats on the top of the branches? yep we always used boards for roosts but our reason was we didn't want frozen toes in the great frozen...

That’s right Natrix natrix,The true Grass snake is not native and so are rare in the US. Opheodrys vernalis, and Opheodrys aestivus are called the GREEN grass snakes. Of course the garter snake is...

Stubs are sometimes a problem with Sweeds.

They are allowed to kill their own birds [they have to be accounted for however] sale should include paperwork in case you are ever questioned.

Patrick do you ever read anything that isn’t published by the APA or the ABA?
Try http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mallard#Breeding it might open your eyes. Frankly I don’t give a Rat’s Rear for...

BTW back on the post about blinds "luckyone" claimed to be in Texas but I think he lives in a state of ignorance or is just trying to get a rise out of us. ~gd

Without sounding like a Smarta$$ I don't think it is widely known, we used to have a professional wild waterfowl worker (Clint) on here that mentioned it in a post and we sent a few emails back and...

I don't hunt anymore, [too old and I like domestic ducks] but all my experience was on the North coast [Lake Ontario] and would be no help in Texas. BTW isn't the summer the wrong time to be hunting...

I hate to disagree but there are wild ducks known as the American Black Duck and the Mottled Duck that crosses too darn well with wild Mallards. [I doubt you ever see them in western flyways] people...

I don't know about the few that are left, but "woodies" were raised by many waterfowl people just for their looks. You do need a permit to own and another permit to sell these native ducks though and...

How to go Patrick and Janice!