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Wow! Did you graft all the different varieties onto the one trunk?
bigpawbullets
Level 9
Sep 6, 2018
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They wouldn't last long in my backyard.. Raccoons, eagels, opossums, and foxes, would be stoking that tree. I ,have chickens but they are well protected inside a predator safe coop.
Eldovis
Level 7
Sep 6, 2018
4
Kudos. A preferable choice to shooting every wild animal that is doing what is natural......as they do in the gun rights group.
@Countrywoman
We only shoot the wild animal predators that are known democratic socialists.
@bigpawbullets that not even funny
@bigpawbullets, @Countrywoman I believe in protecting my animals as non violently as possible but some times you have to put down a relentless predator. I have removed a snake 5 times from my chicken pen that was after eggs kept taking him father and farther away. This last time I took him 3 miles away if he come back I’m taking him to the next county over lol. I can’t bring myself to kill him he is really a beautiful snake and never bite when you pick him up.
@Donto101
When I lived on a farm I tried doing that. Moving trapped muskrats from my pond. They always returned until I got five miles and two creeks away from my place.
My geese and dogs keep mine safe also a light facing my wooded area . The geese never all seem to sleep at the same time I'v never been able to sneek up on them .
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