@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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@mimic@nicecrew.digital on nicecrew.digital
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?
@Rose@nicecrew.digital on nicecrew.digital
They just ignore the cats.
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Thank you for entertaining my retardation 
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Imp 
@mimic@nicecrew.digital ·Jul 29
I'll keep that in mind! 
Have a chance to get one or two kittens to keep and raise as barn cats and was curious, so I'll keep an eye on 'em, but it doesn't seem like it'll be a problem if they're raised around them now 
Have a chance to get one or two kittens to keep and raise as barn cats and was curious, so I'll keep an eye on 'em, but it doesn't seem like it'll be a problem if they're raised around them now 
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Mads
@madison@nicecrew.digital ·Aug 03
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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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Imp
@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 