Prakhonchai Nick
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If the chickens are inside and the dogs initially are outside, whats to stop you planting some "tasty food" outside the chicken coop, for the dogs? Some CCTV would help if people are involved.
If the chickens are inside and the dogs initially are outside, whats to stop you planting some "tasty food" outside the chicken coop, for the dogs? Some CCTV would help if people are involved.
Electrofy the fence and light up whoever or what ever did it--it's quieter than shooting whatever.The wire was spot welded it had been kicked in by a human no dog did that. After nicking what they could carry away the dogs were just opportunistic and came latter.
Like I said before : BBQ dog is good , tasts like rabbit !!! Makes a hell of a stew .Going to have to run another wire on the elec fence a little higher. Currently have it crisscrossed at between 20 cm and 40 cm. Dogs pulled a panel off the coop about waist high. Didn't get inside but I had to screw the panel back into place. Now they're clawing through the walls?
This is getting ridiculous.
On the plus side, I'll be ready should the zombie hoards ever attack.
-sterling
Like I said before : BBQ dog is good , tasts like rabbit !!! Makes a hell of a stew .
the gun is not the problem , the silencer is ...
But I guess its legal there?Don't need a rig that fancy. Just allow me to bring my .22 single-shot open-sites plinker here, and I can take care of the problem. Done it many many times in Texas.
-sterling
But I guess its legal there?
Not as much as you might think mate.the gun is not the problem , the silencer is ...