#2 a good way to catch snakes if you own a henhouse, put a billiard ball on each side of a gate and the snake will down both thinking they are eggs and boom now it's stuck.
#2 I've always had black snakes at the house. Especially in the coop. They eat an egg on occasion but no rats or mice. I named them, Fearless, Lessless, Jake and Myrtle. They are good snakes. #4 As graceless as she is ya gotta love er. #8 She and her ilk a the ones that build swings the swing toward the trunk. Lot of em out there. #6 Only do shit like that when there are real men in the house. #5 Had a Lab that used to get into bees. She'd walk up and sit in front of me. I'd look and her mouth would look just like that pups. I'd say, Find a bee Daisy? She'd sit there waggin her tail. Strange dog indeed.
Both, for me. Then I figured it could’ve been a litter of pups that got into the bees, and this was just one of them. Thankfully, my dog leaves my bees alone. So do my chickens.
#10 Out where I live, I don't worry about deer as much as dogs. When I ride by a house all the bastards want to get in front of my bike. Good thing TN doesn't have hippos & shit. --Tennessee Budd
#2 a good way to catch snakes if you own a henhouse, put a billiard ball on each side of a gate and the snake will down both thinking they are eggs and boom now it's stuck.
ReplyDeleteI wish I'd known that fifty years ago when I was a kid! We'd have had more eggs....
Delete#3--That's one impressive young man.
ReplyDelete#8--Talk about load-testing a line.
#9--Just call the divorce lawyer now. You've been given a sign.
#5: Experience is what you get when you didn't get what you wanted.
ReplyDelete#2 A politician in action.
ReplyDelete#3: There's always one in the crowd.
ReplyDelete#3 what kind of a kindergarden is that !? #7 Pailface!
ReplyDelete#10 The dog... "My work here is done."
ReplyDelete#3 no greater love
ReplyDelete#9. One dead bird
#2, Reminds me of a joke I heard about Mrs. Emhoff
ReplyDelete#3 Muslims at play again?
ReplyDelete#8. f=m.a
ReplyDelete#4 That's why they're called "Throw Rugs".
ReplyDeleteAnd this is why there are none in my house.
Delete#3 trying too damn hard to be a hero. a smart man would have thrown it back.
ReplyDelete#2 I've always had black snakes at the house. Especially in the coop. They eat an egg on occasion but no rats or mice. I named them, Fearless, Lessless, Jake and Myrtle. They are good snakes.
ReplyDelete#4 As graceless as she is ya gotta love er.
#8 She and her ilk a the ones that build swings the swing toward the trunk. Lot of em out there.
#6 Only do shit like that when there are real men in the house.
#5 Had a Lab that used to get into bees. She'd walk up and sit in front of me. I'd look and her mouth would look just like that pups. I'd say, Find a bee Daisy? She'd sit there waggin her tail. Strange dog indeed.
The Feed Store normally carries ceramic eggs that are extremely realistic. You just stick one in one of the nesting boxes. Kills the snake every time.
ReplyDelete#5 Two different dogs
ReplyDeleteWhat tipped you off, the different colored muzzle or paws?
DeleteBoth, for me. Then I figured it could’ve been a litter of pups that got into the bees, and this was just one of them. Thankfully, my dog leaves my bees alone. So do my chickens.
Delete#4: Hope the bottle is okay -- that's a $50 bottle of Veuve Clicquot there. And yeah, ya gotta love her.
ReplyDelete#8 That's one tough pole! That big thing in the ground she hit is tough too!
ReplyDeleteWTF is going on in #1 ?
ReplyDeleteLooked to me like the cat was pissing in the drinking fountain and he drank after it.
Delete#9 Don't hold your birds too hard. They don't have a diaphragm and suffer from hypoxia pretty easily.
ReplyDelete#10 Out where I live, I don't worry about deer as much as dogs. When I ride by a house all the bastards want to get in front of my bike.
ReplyDeleteGood thing TN doesn't have hippos & shit.
--Tennessee Budd
#5 won't do that again. My dog tries to eat bees but hasn't been stung yet, then again, maybe he has.
ReplyDelete#8 needs to eat a salad.
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#5 I've seen happen. Border Collie found a nest of ground bees and dug them up for a snack.
ReplyDelete10 - Out here in the desert I ride with a single-six loaded with snakeskin. Works great with feral and/or aggressive dogs.
ReplyDeleteSnakeshot dammit. Splelling checker suck.
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