@Rose@nicecrew.digital on nicecrew.digital
Hmm we didn’t have to train them. But we’ve always had roosters and drakes. They will run the cats off.
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Ahh, okay. I wasn't sure if it was something you needed to teach them, or a get them young kinda situation. How do your lady birds handle them? Or do they just leave it to the drakes and roosters?
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They just ignore the cats.
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Thank you for entertaining my retardation 
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Adequately Imperfect
@adequate@poa.st ·Aug 03
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Mads
@madison@nicecrew.digital ·Aug 03
Tyler's dad's house has those nests all over... It's pretty interesting
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That Mushroom
@That__Mushroom@nicecrew.digital ·Aug 03
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We had those all over on the farm
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@mimic@nicecrew.digital ·Aug 03
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It's crazy how determined they are! I want to know how they make them stick so well:fern_whoa:
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Mads
@madison@nicecrew.digital ·Aug 03
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Well the ones here are red mud brown, probably get mud from the pond...
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Imp
@mimic@nicecrew.digital ·Aug 04
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What the heck are they trying to do? Build a fortress?? You might have to be worried about a bird uprising 